The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-15

Of II . ? per cent. Erie, IN Me manner, declined
before the board and declined another{ per cent dur
ing the morning session, tho decline beng arrested
by copious purchases for the bear account. We
understand that Mr. Corning and Mr.. Moran meet |
this evening in order to ettempt afresh to adjust
their mutual disputes; high hopes of settlement |
are entertained by those who arc best qualified to
Judge of the unbending integrity of the and the
truly Christian spirit Of concession which is
known to animate the other party in interest Read
ing broke down this morning, and some Of the late
bulls are believed to have been free sellers at de-
cline Of per cent. The bear line was increased at
this mornings board lso0 shares. The attempt
yesterday Of Of the bulls in Hudson to sell out
his stock having failed, X it was not renewed this
morning: small lot which came into the marke:
from outside sold at adecine of per cent from yes
terday's price. The Western Railway shares were
generally lower. Michigan Central declined ! per
cent? Southern q; preferred, !; Gaiena, 1; Rock Is.
land /; Toledo, !; La Crosse, /; Milwaukee and
Mississippi per cent. Pacific Mail sympa-
thized in the general downward movement
and fell OF per cent. The business in
bank shares was an average :-Commerce, Mer
chants, Exchange and Park were all higher than
last quotation. There was little done in State
stocks and bonds Missouris declined !. The best
bids for the new government Elves was l03; they
will probably be lower especially the prospect of
q new Issue grows imminent. The market was IN
active at the close.
There was not much business done at the second
board The closing prices of the day. reported at
Groesbeck & Hoyt's were Central, - 2; Erie,
III IS; Hudson, q /; Reading, 4s@tss, Michigan
Central, 564 a 81; Southern, 23s :; Galena, e23
\; Toledo, 335 "a; Rock Island, 705 !; Illinois
Central, IS !, &c. The market closed heavy.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House today
were sly,92G ,Olo o. and the balances S7li.7l6 OF
The Metropolitan certificates remain at 50 600.
The business of the bTreasury today was as
follows:--
Total receipts sl.5e9s 2.
OK which from Customs .................. 81 Ooo 90
or which California drafts ..... $4,000 90
Balance. lz,sif,soo oo
There is no change in money to report. Foreign
exchange is firm, and there is good business doing.
We quote bankers exchange on London at l09i IL;
the best bills being held at the higher figure; francs
at 5l3s Sill, most of the business done being be-
tween these figures. The steamer of tomorrow will
probably take out from 81 900, 900 to 81, 100000,
mostly in bars.
The following is comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive of specie) from New York to
foreign ports Tor the week anuslnce Januiry L.
1886. 1857. 1855
Total FOR the week -. 81 ,39e2os ssoo5 s7l,2os
Previously reported. ,oio,s44 4e26io,5 4,76o,eoo
Since January i m .sSa,sl5 ESQ so1sl,sto 42,62s,si4
The receipts of the Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad for the first week in September were
follows:-
f&sensers .sd,s.. W
Freight. ,s5o oO
Mall and expess. .........'................ eoV VI
Total. .S%o,OOo D
The earnings of the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad for July and August were:-
July and August. ....tSooo
Inc eaaainss vr Tire Michigan Goatl,orn and
Northern Indiana Railroad for the first week in Sep
TENDER were:--
Pufengerv ..................s-sisyo thgor
freishts .......-............ -iio3 lfVsS
sAAe.. ..........s.s.,....s.. Nv A,vS
Total. sto,eso sSi,9s3
Gain ........................ 1904
The imports Of foreign goods at the port Of Bos-
ton Tor the week ending the 10th inst. were as fol-
lows:-
rctal Tor The ............ ........ sSs1, SOL
Corresponding week IN 1851 ............... siS,10g
Amount OF imports from Jan. l TO sep; 10, ~
--,S'tso.+
The value Of merchandise warehoused was--
Dry Gcots ........ ........... 49,. ..*..
al ether merchandise. ..........-....s 49, $50 90
warehonsed for Canada
nly Gopcs. .... ...-......... .sInoI W -- 49,
Ali other mercsAudls ......... 1,il2 90 sn3i0 %
rota, value $40 $40 90
The following tabular II itemcnts OF the cotton
crops of the United States aud the foreign consumn