The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

Ss5re been done since ths Harlem Railroad opsned
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Ktsle noise, which y % painful 70 many persons NE
York sand while north Of Harlem river passes through
one OF the most charming and picturesque portions Of the
she line shall become Well Enown ana ps1msrsotly sssS
hshed have no doubt that M viii command and retain
q least onehah the travel II has been ntimated that
Nothing Of the kind intended - have clearly proved
BY advancing instead Of reducing Our effort TO
some money for The ssoclhoidsrs, cannot surely Do
construed into warfare or unjust composition AZ 70 the
SUCCESS o. tse new trains would % pssmaass 70 ss
nent, a. has been lone In the comments above alluded TO-
] Am well aware that the current Of travel cannon
that would be very considerable r the nrs few days
weeks feel perfectly satisfied that when the
csse and continue g DO 80 until our full and equal share
shall have been reached The express trains have now
y ever day Increasing they have not been commenced
without due consideration and the true Interest OF the
w De sn % UI zoe H.
occasion 70 add that the condition OF the Harlem company
steadily improving and that there rs strong promise
ALLAN CAMPBELL, President
The New Orleans Picay,,ae of Saturday last thus
notices the aspect Of money matters in that city,
During the past week q very market Improvement ha,
been disclosed both In moneyed and business circles
oS under great depression and dssruss Arising more
nom want OF confidence In rivaled resources
and IN anquestoDed ability TO surmount any temporary
embarrassment, than from any other cause. The e.
Heey cold weather which set in 1t the opening Of the
week gave q decided impetus 70 the cotton market,
unass pes. u a rapidly
until now they are fully one and . half per cent
sive has loosened good deal Of money, and
haa naturally Infused much greater degree Of confidence
wa be shortened by he early cold yet the sise in prces
moro than counterbalanoes the def ;ency. Besides
ahs the apprehensons engendered BY the political
diti0n OF Affairs have in measure Gained down, and the
inference s that the most adverse issue has been al
fcsdy anticipated nothing Ia likely 70 transpire that
And finally the accounts from Europe point 10 sustained
aad heavy consuaption Of leading staple furnishing
ven % .n mai BRINE Ds ou s
shipments thus FAR made Nor must we omit % mention
the improved prospect Of the ssar crop. under inis
improved, and : very heavy busnoss has ssen done in
long dated paper at 10 II per cent. The movean'
- apparent on he surface, but IN quiet way capita
signatures their dealings for the present being dnsd
70 these To-day again, the transactions considea
good and choice grades Three 70 four monihs paper
likewise in better request and We notice several sales a
u 10 per cent
The Chicago Press Of Saturday SAYS
me money market continues very close. The supply
Of currency 10 scarcely equal 70 the demAnd which u
active and Eastern exchange quiet though rates are
lower The banks still selling 1t one per cent
premium, but only In very limited quantities and on
collections, and they are buying at v 4 per cent.
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening says
There no falling OF In the supply Of capital the
street. and in the demand for t. Six per
the for undoubted first class obligations very
little Of this kind Of paper finds its way OUTS Of tho
banks.
The Boston Post Of yesterday thus notices the
money market Of that city,
In Boston six per the usual price call home
paper Of fair length the banks Outside small
mission paid, Of course, and long paper per
cent 10 fair charge Speaking generally however, the
Boston market easy 1t six per cent at nrst hands,
though stock loans outside the brokers charge up
nine ten per cent, and even more on mining shares
There 10 di6aay in borrowing at % per cent upon
esteemed securities BY those who have good
bank reputation who understand the modus opronf
The Cincinnati Gazette publishes table showing
Me earnings of fifteen railroads in Ohio for the
months of July, August and September this year,
compared with the earnings Of the corresponding
months last year. The aggregates are as fol-
lows -