The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL
MONEY MARK z II.

SATURDAY, Sept 1867. NJ
The Fulton which sailed Europe this day, took
1886 in specie, which is considerably more than the
Saturday usually take. Some OF the shipments
which have gone in the Cunarder doubtless
transferred 70 the Fulton Exchange closed pretty nrm
a good business having been done at 1904 ITO for
bankers storing and nj Is llz for bills Paris
Money easy again. the last effort by the bankers 10 put
up the has again failed at four per cent is freely
offered TO the brokers' and there many loans still out
at three.
The stock exchange experienced, this morning, the
natural reaction from the decline Of the past few days
The friends of several OF tho prominent speculative
rallied 10 their support and the bears themselves, who
have no confidence n any great decline in market values
we're only glad their contracts yesterday with
per cent in their favor. This morning they came
in buyers freely that the market and almost
sumcd buoyant tone. Reading, which led the decline
yesterday led the upward movement to-day opened
at shade above the closing price of yesterday and
on the second call this morning Il per cent, closing
further advance OF -. The resistance oeercd by the
bears slight and il is understood that the bulls had
the assistance Of some Philadelphia orders In New York
Central many Of the bears fastened TO buy for delivery
on the opening this morning When over 900 shares
had taken up this way the holders demanded and
the paid additional eighth for the stock but the
sales fell Of and a tendency shown to put fresh
short contracts Erie dun at yesterday figures.
The presidents Of the railways convened in the
late Philadelphia Convention met in the course Of tho day
and had further conference their mutual interests.
Gaeua rose y per cent; Rock Island u closing at adj
vadce of a per yesterday closing price, Toledo
rose II; Illinois Central u; Michigan Southern 4; Mch
gan Central y per cent; all moving together and sympa
thising with the general of the market We
hear Of no buying any Of these stocks for investment
Cf MI of he
OF Brokers street spectators The rise in Pacific Mail,
TO whose extraordinary prospects alluded yesterday
was equal 20 az per cent the last sale recorded
the Board yesterday The sales to-day OF small lots
taken evidently for investment Panama was x better
than last reported sale. Delaware aud Hudson was
steady Pennsylvania Coal per cent The only sale
OF bank stock OF American Exchange at advance
of per cent In State stocks average business was
done without change OF price, except IN the case cf Cafor
od bonds) which "a per cent lower There was
sale Of the government fvcs at lo3% the prospect
is that they will be lower yet The market closed pretty
firm.
Al the second board there was very little business DONE
but prices generally were a shade better. Pacific Mail
rose further y per cent Ia Crosse bonds improved
per cent The closing prices at Groesbeck Hoyts
were.Ncw York Central ssis 7si4 Erie, TIA Tx;
Reading 49, ara. Michigan Southern, - u 23L;
Michigan Central 55t4 55ir Panama lib ll3i.; Pa
ci1c Mail, sIl. s7s. Galens $50 S3k Rock Island,
90 co., Toledo, 3e1s 49,. The market closed dull.
The exchanges the Rank Clearing House today were
cit aoi leo ~ and the balances 81 o92 $50 AZ. The
Metropolitan certificates are $1,000.
The business Of the Sub Treasury VAS
Total receipts StlolI5 w
of which from customs .',.,.s..''s''. as1oOo w
Total payments. or 10y o.
HllanCc. A-rt~~"" w
We are requested 10 state Tor the benefit ct those who
Ia R4ilr that
the company are progrcs sg rapidly the settlement Of
their floating debt and that the holders Of the land grant
bonds are funding the August coupons Those who fund
their coupons before the nrs OF Oobcr receive bonds
bearing interest from ar-t Of July last The road
completed 60 Ia Crosse.
The earnings Of the Central Railroad Company New
Jersey the month of August 1865, ..s5Isi5 30
Eof the month last year. bZb3l ~
Increase, "a per 200 Al
The following Is said ne ep,ome of the annual
statement Of the tho Chicago aud Rock Island
\ road COZ The year ending arst of July last
Gross earnings e year ending July 1853 81 lo7 si5 y
Operating expenses. f1sslo 20
Total soZ'o2s VI
l Interest On bonds. .tVs.l9 -. -
Rent Of Bcrcan Valley road l25 600 22iIl5 90
Ne, earnings s4oasi3 81
This year begins badly; July and August very
/ poor months.
The auditors report Of earnings Of the Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Railroad for the first week in
/ scptembcr, i as follows
Passengers .s2s ,eo6 s2l sis
i rre,vb, .'.............. II 1853 2q,O3s
/ Mails ................. a9o LOAF
Totaf....ss ..s.s..ss.s..sssss F'V''s ~ 80
Cam. Wv
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Road shows gain over
| last year. The earnings for
July and August were $500
last year ofWV
incfcase s''"v
The following Published statement If the Massachu
| sets state debt
/ Jan. 1, 1850 jar. 1, 1867. ban. !, 1858
| Funded debt. ~. 100000 $4,000 900
| Temporary loan. 662,33I 397 900 100000
| Money not called -
/ for.........,. 1870 lfilG BpcJ
Total for which
L the state is orr
| ginally liable. ,lSZ l,553lh $50 ass
| Scrip loaned to
| Nndry rail-
road corpora
l tons for which
| they are orgi. . .-..
l nally liable. 5iOio,5S0 5Vi95oo Asfp5Ss
| Scrip issued foF
/ Western rail
| road shares,
| covered by
| sinking fund
l of greater
| amount....... peaVW WsoW
| Nominal public
| debt OF oil 1900.
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