The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15


Gold beginning to move in very moderate to
the South but thus far the exchange leaves
margin for shipments 10 New Orleans.
The stock market continues inactive, but prices as a
general rule sustained State stocks advanced !.
- per cent this morning. with active demand the late
depression will turn out TO have been excessive. The
market for railway bonds continues to be Inactive but no
bonds pressing on the Market and prices fairly
sustained New York Central declined u per cent SEEM
Agy without cause the report will be found reviewed
elsewhere The leading Western shares were also rather
lower Galena was done this morning 677 closing at
s71 bid Rock Island at 64 closing 64x bid Illinois
Central was fraction lower The Michigan shares are
inactive the traffic these roads increasing
bly, That on the Michigan Southern shows an increase
for the first week of December equal to $780, as com
pal ed with last year. These roads win continue TO do
well this winter. Cleveland, Pansville and Ashtabula
sold at $40 the share; this road has paid twenty per
cent this year, ten cent in money and ten scrip
bond representing mortgage bonds paid of Of the
earnings Pacific Mail is steady Panama 4 lower than
yesterdays closing price, The business Stock Ex
change this afternoon was m0derate and stocks closed
inactive at the following quota.ons-Missouri 6s s3x
a. Canton, Il 4; Cumberland Coal preferred, 12js
10; Pacific Mail, 774 %; New York Central, so 1s
Erie, sk.a q; Hudson River, Az q; Harlem, 81 0;
do. PREFERRED 81 - Reading, Al Il; Michigan Central
3s1 40 Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana So
az; DO. guaranteed, 174 q; Panama, 1851 1856; hi
nois Central 59i4 ri Galena and Chicago, 671s *;
Cleveland and Toledo, 1871 90 Chicago Rock island
64,4 Il.
The following the business of the Sub Treasury To-
day
Total receipts. Observation-Disclosures. sl33 234 81
FOR customs. 81 200 90
Total payments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 10
Balance Observation-Disclosures. 619s55l 81
tho Nar varS u.
took place to-day Albany, and the annual and other
usual reports duly presented We give below some
from the former. 1t understood that some
changes would be effected in the direction that lead
ing republicans would be admitted the Board in the
room Of some Of the present members, whose alines
democratic u felt by many friends OF the
among others, we presume by Mr. Thurow Weed-that
the company would be in better condition TO the
republican Legisatare-avowedly hostile to railroads
and favorable to canalsir its Board less excu-
sively democratic complexion. The opinion OF these
friends therefore, was that Of the presen. directors
whose presence be spared from the Board should he
invited withdraw their from the ticket, and that
they should be replaced by such Mr. BIatchord,
Mr.. Il. Miller, of New York, and perhaps leading
publican from the rura districts. The stockholders have
not, it Seems, thought fit to act upon these views The
old Board learn, has been unanimously reelected
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The income account and the general balance sheet
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Incom. Aecour, for ne Ysur epai,o ,pe,-r 20 1850
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rxro,,os or r,o,n,.;rinr ana oor., road 40 ..o 1,o
corns and ,n,ares 1"N a''s 3.o "a
nvicepd No. II. FEB 1859 i Der cent 1854;
nv,aard Na 10 snr go a 49, co.., 500 400
- gro 40
Futnrc income. amount of one year;s con,r,bo '''
non m sinr,ny funas transferred 10 cmrrent
incoms account
Debt certincat.s S1I4lo2
Bonds to Buffalo and Niagara Fails
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