The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-05
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAI
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MONEY MARK EFT.


MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY, Sept, A-sP ~
Tho stock market this morning was duh, and - 70
prices irregular We can only remark OF whss hsabeen
repeated almost daily in these columns for past few
weeks viz, that IFS leading feature the absence Of out
side speculation and that the business Of putting stocks
up and knocking them down b wholly and
exclusively in the hands OF The brokers and
members Of the board How long the game win
be considered profitable enough 10 DO kept up
We fhail Now York Central opened this morn
ing ct decline Of u from yesterdays closing price II
was expected seemingly, that the bears would attack
in force but they held altogether aloo and the bulls
were enabled to put il up u per cent couple Of
thousand shares changed hands. The attempt made by
some speculative brokers 10 infuse some whole
some activity into the Western railroads, and by
circulating erroneous stories about the crops
and railroad earnings, 70 induce the public
buy their stocks, does mot yet seem very
promising The decline in Rock Island, which began
yesterday, continued this morning Gslepa was u
lower; Toledo, the Michigan stocks barely
STEADY Illinois Central, whose busness las every one
knows criterion for that Of the roads running East
and West Ia the only Weaern line earnings not
At the presen, time very seriously behind bose OF last
year Reaaing steady al yesterday price the bals
in this stock demand unusual differences take sellers
contracts and transasons ne limited in consequence
There little business done In Hudson River tns
morning. Tho business Of the road does vary from
the estimates; but the stock Is tied up very strong
hands, aud very indeed. Pacific Mail siesusbip
rose this morning ] per cent There "a begaEng
10 be quite demand for this stock from the
bears Tor delivery; the short gales which appear in
the printed list OF sales probably renewals Panama
per cent better In bank stocks the largest bust
ness was done in American Exchange, A an advance Of
nearly per cent last reported sale. the bust
in bonds unusually light, and without material
change in price. The market closed generally strong
At the second board the chief feature sudden rise
Of two per cent Pacific Mall, Of the most variable
stocks the list HE business generally light, but
prices as rule rather sympsthzed with the moyemsnt
in Pacific Mail. The closing prices u Kowslskis
Cestrsl, 7s& a so; Erie, IS q; Hudson, 2s% x;
Reading, 40 u Michigan Central, 50 Sou.nern 23sl
"a; Panama, 1l4% lis; Illinois, 761s II; Gaena,
$50 y; Toledo, 3sh q; Rock Island, 72i4 Al La
Crosse, 81 "a; Pacific Mail, elk a92. The market
closed s,esdy.
The exchanges ct the Bank Clearing House tts
ing Sl4 e62 s24 Oh and tho balances ST. l95 "a
-he MeiIO poutAr certificates remain =. $1,000
The burncss Of the Sab Treasury 10 day was fol-
lows
Total receipts sl'2l2S
or which from customs 49,. .............. 12s 600
Total pay menus .....,, ..,..,..... eoIIZ
Exchange cloeed dun for the steamer Of TO dsy-the
Arle-which took out 81 s,444 "a specie. We quote
exchange on London, 1o9h Ito; Paris 5.l2 Sill.
The following the amount Of coal transported the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the week
Ing Thursday, Sept 2, lsos:-
from Foft tarpcn tols. ................. 9f5ol os
From pot'svine I9so 20
From Scnuylkiil haven IA los, IL
From Auburn. 1895 OF
From Port Clinton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6492 II
Total for the week .................. s.so7 os
Previously this year 037 ,oS5 IL
Total orr 54s OF
To time last year ...............13 1913 76S 0s
The smount OF cosl transported tine schuyiki Nsv
gation for the week ending Sept. was - follows-
Toal for the week, tons 4tfss n
Ioth......s ........-...... foi,f4 fvs
To same time last yoar So5,6i5 05
The August receipts OF the Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road reported at s6e,0e0.
Thereceipts Of the llnois Central Railroad for Augus
were-
frsI week. 81
secono Week........ oosIV 10
Ihro week ot,1os %
Total Tor month. 500 90
Against sis 2 6S the previous months and s21 1913 81
In August 1857 Mr. Osborn the President has returned
from The West. after making thorough examination or
the line with Mr.. Wheeler, the agent OF certain Englsh
stockholders.
The following statement submitted 10 the stock
holders in the Ph,sburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Raj