The New York herald., 1862-04-27

hhS"t iheie was not nuch Change .u tha
prices of other securities at the hrst hoard.
Illinois Central was * per cent better. At
the second board the market was steady and
closed so, the following , ~ l,st ouo.
tations;-united State a.. registered, lasl.
ao, 5,s is7. -, coupon, 1881, s4ss A
-, 81 "a; Indiana 5's,-a 1914 Tennes
soc e's' 90 Sc; Virginia 6's, 55 81; North
Carohna e'S, Ga 65; Missouri 6's, 49A "a;
Pacific Nail, 1857 q; New York Central,
SO SO; Erie, 36ss q; do. preferred, 6lA q;
Hudson River 351as 36; Harlem, l21I IS; do. pre-
terred, 2e1l 3o1z; Reading, 43A q; Michigan
Central, 534 81; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana, Il %; do. guaranteed, 43 A; Pa
mama, l231l l24; Illinois Central, 5sss a "a; Gale
ma and Chicago. 667s 6714; Cleveland and Tole-
do, 4l7s 40; Chicago and Rock Island, 81 a q;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 81 a q; Milwau-
kee and Prairie du Chen, 251a "a; Cleveland, Co.
lumbus and Cincinnati, ll2 "a; New York Central
7's, 1876, 1o3 1S Erie third mortgage bonds, 93H
"a; Michigan Central s's, first mortgage, ss4
100; Illinois Central bonds, rs, 81 81; gold,
lOl%aA.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receints 81, $50 O74 10
-FOr customs l4ZouO w
PAYMENTS 2b16 ,469 05
Balance l2,342ToI Do
The Kangaroo took out 1857 ,524 this morning.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sl9,9l9,76 SO, and the balances
81, ,235, ,6Sl Al. The exchanges for the week end
ing to-day were 1924 ,396732 So, being a daily,
average of $40 ,732 rs, against SIS, 1921 562 80
for the week ending on Saturday last.
The following were the earnings of the Galena
Cl:. Do:l.a frar Anvil
l6 to %, as compared with the corresponding
period last year,
Freight. s14s so2 81 12,o63 1s Decrease 80 249 %
Passengers 1900 90 8,197 SO Decrease. 1902 OF
Mails, &c.... 1,1O0 90 1,25o 90 Increase. $50 90
Total. 500 6o2 81 10 sol II Decrease s3 ,lo1 so
The following were the earnings of the Buffalo,
New York and Erie Railroad for fifteen days of
April, 1892
1862 sS9 ,IaS , 80 80
Increase in 1862 80 ,2S4 Go
The Chicago Tribune of Friday says
Tho weather to-day poen again wet and stormy,
ren-ring all outodoor business dsagreeabe and dull
Considerable apprehension begins to be felt among ali
classes with regard to the spring crops in consequence
Of the long continued and heavy rains which have pre-
vailed during the nast four five weeks. In many sec
ons of the central part of Illinois the ground is entirely
covered with water for miles, and very little has been
sr.i.2 wheat, oats, corn or barley From nearly all
quarters we have had reports Of the winter wheat
which has been perfectly saturated with water, and in
many instancfs washed out. OF the ground
The Boston Dasty idcertiser of Saturday says:-
Monetary affairs continue to move very quietly, and
The changes Of the week unimportan Ths deposits
the banks increasing, and the borrower in good
credit finds easy supply at Al to per cent others
paying 10 7, according TO circumstances The de-
nand Treasury notes finding thor in the curren
cy and the commerce o.; the country will readily be
|
fears for the present need be entertained Of any disar
rangement from the shipments of specie 0tA
The Cincinnati Gazette of Friday thus notices
the money and exchange market of that city,
Extreme ease continues to characterize the money
market and il is found Impossible employ
for the surplus capital hand The nominal
for good paper 10 per cent; but first class names
saablc at eight per cent and there have been
tions low six There has never suppose, boen
so much money for investment IN the market, in pro-
portion to the OFFERINGS Of paper Exchange came in very
freely to-day and dealers were pretty well supplied
The buying mostly done at par; and in some cases
bankers drew at q; but x premium was the selling
rate, the lower figure having been accepted in few
| exceptional only. There good demand for
gold at per cent premium. Several round lots were
Trade is growing and with few successes in that
| quarter 1t will assume important proportions
| A remonstrance having been set afoot among o
! few stockholders Of the Milwaukee and Prairie lu
| Chen Railway sainst the Farm Mortgage
law in Wisconsin, parties in interest should re-
| MEMBER .,.
l. This law contempates the payment of IL per cent
upon certain portion Of tho farm mortgage indebted
and this IL pcr cent the Milwaukee and Prairie
| du Chen road would amount TO something less than
| $50 900.
2. This law is not obligatory upon the several railroad
companies, but II is left 10 their option whether they
VIII accept il There is danger that the Mil
wakee and Prairie du Chen Railroad will accept it. for
majority OF the stockholders "a very small frac
ton Of whom reside in Visions n wero inclined to do
any single sochoier would have the power
by Injunction the Legis ature of Wisconsin
power authorize diversion of the earnings OF the
road 10 the payment Of claims which the present
pany Is under legal equitable or moral obligation to
pay The meeting Of farm morgagers called TO be
held In Milwaukee the 22d inst, has significance
il l. only OF series of meetings of the same
character that have been frequently held in Wisconsin
during the past two years.
The statements OF the Philadelphia banks for the