The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TnuRsnAY. Anris SAP

Ptsburg and Fort Wayne 49, and Cum berand Coal 1914
The share has yet recovered from the ef
fects OF the panic the transactions Of the past lew
days strongly Indicate II was firmly believed at the
close OF last week. and the good feeling that prevailed
added strength 10 the supposon that the tempest had
passed OF being satisfied with the destruction n pro
uced on the previous Monday and that the would
soon resume its lively appearance But hopes
OF brokers specuaters have been sadly disappointed
The market toGay ebbed low as il was driven under
che OF the panic and the prospect improve
docs not now seem promising appeared on
Tuesday al last week The Of this may
be traced 10 the United States Congress whore mum
Der Of bills are now pending which calculated q
affect greater less degree the business operations
those who bent upon digging fortunes in the vcni
V OF Wall street. who usually denominated brokers
stock obbers, spectators and gamblers with spriuK
ling OF outsiders, whose business Is furnish the mo
ney, and who change positions to make room for NOR
plethorc set with every OF tide. These law
which now being acted by the national legislator,
are dead weight upon the railway and mscelIaneou,
stocksnot moro by the fear which they
ITO their operation If passed In the shape they pre-
sent than from the uncertainty which hangs them
end the danger that they be made oppressive
by additional tinkering. will be great relief
Stock market when Congress dsposes such mea.
bear directly indirectly financial transac.
items.
Cold opened this morning at 17sk, sold down to 77i5
then UP again to 7s,s. and closed finally at 179,s.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day follows
Amount on hand. .s37 1896 335
Receipts from customs. $50 goo
FROM o'nef sources ''................... Il2l ESQ
Total :. .sss, ss7 e2I
Faymens 2,a2l,3-9
Balance. .ss7 ,44s. 292
Subscriptions TO 10 40 loan. Observation-Disclosures. lO7 450
The condition OF the banks OF the three principal com.
mcrca cities OF the Union be in the following
table giving the aggregates Of their last weekly state
ments-
York s sss: s" ssssS p;Ts
.sn Apr Rp Is sSs sss sss s
sSsssss s sss s.sss ssss
decrease IN loans 81. 1862 063
Increase In specie 2be8 sOs
Decrease in circulation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1857
Decrease In deposits. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1854 ,O55
There thirteen banks the State OF Minnesota the
statements Of which the OF April footed up as fol.
lows
Securities. market value Observation-Disclosures. $500 9S7
Loans and discounts ..................... .3si
UoPoSiss 404,Sl%
some OF the institutions whose reports included in
The above aggregates the wdcato order one OF
which the La Crosse and La Crescent Bank which has
registered circulation amounting $27 $780, and secu.
rifles the par q paper value Of which is $40 ooo but
their real WORTH being the State Auditor asserts only
$4,000.
fhe bonds and shares OF the Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Railway have been recently placed upon the
ocia lis, OF the Brokers Board This is one OF the most
recenty ie,rganzed railroads, every having
been based upon decisions OF supreme Court
United States and other federal The company
consolidation OF and successor the late La Crosse
and Milwaukee RairOad-except the eastern DIVISION
khe Milwaukee and Western the WATERFOWL The Niwau