The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01
The quotations Of August l6 were:-

The quotations. OF August 10 Were:-
Maryland SIS. ........:................ %
United States SIS, red 1874. e2I a
virginia 6's.,.,.... .......,.......'',.. ~
Illinois Central s's, red. Is75............. IS
DO. rs, red. 1915. 81
Do. rs, freeland, red. 1860 ........... OIL
Do 800 shares, $50 paid. IS q
Do. do, all paid. ............ y
Do convertible 1859, per cent ...... 50
DO. s.nking fund) p. c., LIST m, 1882. 80
Mich. s. ( \. Ind, rs (sinkng fund.- ,.issS. i
New YORK Central es (sinking fund), 1885 So
Do Z per cent, 1854 ................. 90
Do per cent (sinking fund.-, ls7o...... %
New York Il Erie LIST mort. per cent, 1856, 81
DO "a mort, 1902, per cent ......... %
Do Sd mort, 1883, assented. ....... SO
Do bonds, 1852, II, rs, assented.. 81
Do. shares, ass cnted. Observation-Disclosures. "a
Panama Railroad, LIST mort, per cent, 65. 1O1 .
Do. % mort, per cent, lSI2.... .lo2
Penn Cent. bonds, let mo- T., con. @ p. c.. So
Do % mort per cent sterl.Dg........ %
DO $o0 snares NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so q
Philadelphia Reading bonds, op. G., 1860. IS
10. Per cent, ioIo.''' '..'....',.''..' 20
DO. $50 shares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
The return from the Bank Of England for
week ending the 18th Of August gives the fol !
ing results when compared with the prev
week.
Publlc deposites. :. IS o56 olo Increase 81 Isl
Other depostes. ...... IL To2 a34 Decrease end
Rest.,.. .....,..,,... : $50 le54 Increase.
On the other side of the account
Government securitiesfa so4 27s Unchanged.
Other securities .1e 33S, 1S4 Decrease. :. fla4
Notes unemployed. j.. $50 Increase 49,. l01
The amount of notes in circulation is Ell ,572 i
being a decrease Of fl34, 4e5; and the stock Of
lion IN both departments is fl5,547,749, showirI
decrease Of a3,7a5 when compared with the pr
ding return.
The Mark Lane Express, by this arrival, say|
The past week has shown little improvement in
weather. the nights all being cold, the days cloudy
very heavy falls Of rain being experienced Wedne
and Friday nights. But for this some Taavera WI
which is now ripe, would have been cut. good del
barley has nearly reached maturity; but the bulk Of
growing wheat ripens very slowly, and creates more
as TO the ultimate Yield Very many Of the best piece
the fens and light land have been sadly Knocked ab
Much Of the hay got up this week has been serio
damaged and deal is still out, with very poor chanc
its being well carried. Potatoes, as might have been
pected from the unfavorable season. threaten be a.
crop as ever was known. Many places that were \
ing fair last week have been seriously attacked by
ease, both in this country and in Ireland. AL the
plus wheat OF foreign countries would so 3
likely to be required TO- make up the
now on their way from America and Europe may, on
rival, produce dull markets. In the country supplies
many districts have been very short, and the ave.
Ialcs tue TeuuCtlOn nOted IN some
caltiee being about made up in others. The same UNI
tain weather, with rain, having been experienced
Northern Europe at time when harvest was commenc
has created some uneas ness and produced incres
rmness in the prices Of wheat Odessa has also becu
huenced upwards by advices from the West notw
standing the favorable character OF the harvest In Sol
ern Russia. But America, more respectfully the Wes
States, being unusually well oil this season. prices u
have somewhat given way.
The following table shows the condition OF
haola IN 10 faur adin0 o;tiao.