The New York herald., 1867-01-29

At the ten O'Clock session OF the open board the rail-
way share market nearly steady closing prices
Of Saturday evening. Erie sold at 6s X. New York
Central, 101 IS; Northwestern, 30x-preferred 641<;
Rock Island 96H ss. At the frst regular board the
pressure sell exceeded the demand prices yielded
New York Central closed y higher than at the same
time Saturday. Erie y, Rock Island ~ Chicago and
Alton u, Cumberland ~ Mariposa preferred X Hudson
River was TX lower, Reading lk Michigan Central /,
Michigan Southern r. Illinois Central IL, Cleveland and
Pitssburg Y, Northwestern X preferred l. Milwaukee
and st. Paul preferred La Ohio and Miaessipp cern-
Gates y, Pacific Nail az Quicksilver u and Western
Union Telegraph T Government securities were barely
steady and sevenhiry notes Of the sscondseries
cined K, third series 4. At the open board At one
O'Clock the market became decidedly heavy. Erie
opened q So and declined TO SIX. Michigan Southern
sold At 7ox 20: Northwestern, 90; preferred, 81;
Rock Island, OAK. At the half.past two O'Clock
board the pressure TO sell increased and
the tendency Of prices were downward. the
bear element being strongly in the ascendant
New York Central closed TX lower than the st rsgu-
lar board, Erie 2x, Hudson x. Reading x, Michigan
Southern az, Illinois Central l. Cleveland and Pttsburg
az, Cleveland and Toledo I, Rock Island 2x, North
western 2X-do preferred az, Fort Wayne X. Toledo,
wabash and Western, w, Alton and Tssrs Haute lX
Milwaukee and 81 Paul Y, Ohio and Miasissipp certn.
Gates e, Pacific Nah AZ, Atlantic Mail ~, Quicksilver
1, hariposa preferred 2<, Western Union Telegraph r.
Michigan Central was higher Government securities
were steady.
Subsequently tho market fell into panic and further
sacrifices were made. Al meeting OF the open board
the report Of tho Committee Of Investigation appointed
to inquire into the Affairs OF MessrR A. J. Mayer Co.
was received and therespon the firm expelled from
the board Al halfpas i've the market oosed weak and
unsettled at the following prices-Nsw YORK Central
OK q 0s; Erie, 6Sk r.; Reading, 1ol . n; Michigan
Southern, SIX X; Illinois Central, Ill; Cleveland
and Pittsburs, e7k AZ; Rock Island, s1 slh; Fort
WAYNE. o3k y; Northwestern, 32H aL-do pre-
ferred SIX S. Compound interest notes quoted
thus:-December, 1884, 11aX ia; May 1866, 1ilx .
liz; August, l1oh \: September 1lO,< Il; October
ITO 1l0x.
The gold market has been steady, with slightly up
ward tendency The opening price was 134, and after
wards sales made low 18411, but the demand
the decline steady, aud the price to
13ls and the closing quotation 1341S r. There
great dissatisfaction expressed With gard to the
Gold bill now before Congress- and nasmuch meets
the views Of the Secretary OF the Treasury looked
upon with distruss by the banking and commercial
munity. and vehicle for the preparation OF
jobs The Senate should therefore, reject and introduce
another bill providing that sales Of the Treasury gold
shall take place under any circumstances whatever
Thus the door would be shut TO jobs and by the gradual
accumulation Of gold In the Treasury the road 70 the
70 sumption or specie payments would be ultimately
shortened, however the premium might range in the
meantime Il stands 10 that the more the Treas
ury boards it's gold the better will be for the codntry
The manager OF the Clearing House, Mr.. Camp has
prepared the following statement of the banks Of this
city belonging the Association for the quarter ending
ON the 7th OF January