The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Farther reduction took place IA Ahahuo ietest$pu lne
snai price being 800 20 $50
Illinois Central per cent 1sT6,.........S {. 20 81
Illinois Central r. r u 5.,...........x c. g 80
Do O. : ,o 1890 recs and ma a. Z g y y
Michigan Cou,is. per cent 1880. c. SO y
Ho ga" N 40 DO tsnk fand) do issS c s. IS
Michigan " Indiana, sinkng fund 1855. % a o.
York Central sT per cent sinking fund 1855 $
no. g, convertible, lse4..........''. 70 20
Erie &c mortgage bonds, 1883 90 90
10. do 800 shares ..............:... 70 ls
Pennsylvania Central C. lst mortgage 1850 81 ~
nc. do ID mortgage stg........,...''.' u 70
The movement at the stock Exchange to-day was m
favor Of the bulls party said TO have been organ
the purpose of raising New York Central, and
probably ono or Two other speculative stocks TO point
considerably higher than that at which they rule
Add to this that the pubc who receiving large
Gums from dividends interest &C. seriously inconve
nenced by Of profitable employment for these
moneys and bidding freely for such stocks pro-
fair and sure return. All State stocks better
so-day. Missours, which were in good demand this
morning, per cent CALIFORNIA; lately unduly de
pressed, were per better Tennessees "a and
throughout the list Of State stocks There was bona
hde demand for nearly all Of them for investment
Railroad bonds firm at last quotation; aud
bank stocks in fair demand, with advancing
Tendency. Coal stocks, with the exception Of Gambler
hand, which attract attention whatever were
better: Delaware Hudson taken, for Investment
advance Of Il cent and the bid for Pennsylvania
aoal higher. In the railroad market New York
Central the leading stock 1t opened advance OF
a yesterdays price the bull party having purchased
freely before the opening of the Board bought
largely by the bears throughout the After
nr board there transactions further advance OF
a per cent The buyers are of course, specu
kve operators who design to throw their stock the
market after moderate advance. The public
huy They will NJ n E,yp 1ont
have vndcated the durability Of the late arrangement
between the rLyal lines the West. before they
invest in the stock Of any of them. There is singu-
kr moral In the fact that since the conclusion Of
the agreement, Erie Stock has declined two per cent
while Central has risen four Is the public 90 infer that
peace and high fares fatal 10 the Erie they are
beneficial the Cen,rals To-day Erie = q better
though without activity Illinois Central per
higher the advance proorOy due the gradual pay
Of the floating debt Reading opened ghcr but did
not maintain itself Time this stock are made
nj prices varying widely from the cash price that
broker AZ the board employ his money very probably
IN buying for cash and selling on time Michigan Central
y higher; Southern, common and preferred, were
steady. Gaena rose Il per cent this morning; Toledo
much Rock Island s. =. The transactions in the last
mentioned stocks larger than have noticed for
many days past, but Them New York Central, il
due truth say that the purchases uniformly 10y
spectators and any by the outside public
Between the boards the operators much
cited, and stocks again. They maintained the ad
vance al the second board the chief stocks dealt being
Pacific Nal, at further advance Of one per cent Ne"
York Central al an advance q Z over the morning price
Rock Island a Michigan Central ] aud Gaeua Ia higher
than IN III" morning TIL board aud the street We're
quite excited am - usual nc bears made great hAste %
close uier contracts. aver uie o'afo u'e "ao"he
prices were reported by Groesbeck Hoyt.-Ncw York
Central s2S =; Erie, iG ~ Reading, 4s& =
Michigan Central. 5iia -: Southern, 49, = Pana
ma llsts al1e Caicna s5a 80 Toledo 81 a = Rock
bland 6ssE &C, Ia Crosse -; Pacific NAL. i05G
a lce The market closed strong
The EXCHANGES al the Bank Clearing House tbs morning
wore so as ass g. and tho balances amounted 81 iSS
49, - IN Rr,.,.,l.., p,rt c.rtsae.t.s ,.t.,al,n,
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are 5000
The business Al tEc sub Treasury to-day a. 10
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1otal receipts ......t... s't''". %
W "hleA u.1h 'ast'n.s ...t.''t.'...'. $500 ~
1oth pay Asit-. ~ ~
fasance stVeeA"o %
IT, follow Ing con- arave statement of the exports
,.t, " 60, con, S.,,, yo,l =, e,,.,,, oct. e.
t'x'as'Ne /" sieV') from y" i0'A 0'osH l''e '''
thc week and snee January - - -
ls"o Isot 10y
Tota for the WEEK.. " sysosV slf-ls.O = svt sOl
Previously reported. 1o5l@-2s2 SZs's,lse ss'4sSSs
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Since January l. So 81 cS2 sS4osl'i's 500
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