The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-10
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At meeting OF r. Cleveland gainesville and Ashta-
bua and tho Ceve and and Toledo Railroad Companies
held Cleveland. yesterday to vote the question OF
lease and conso Aaston large was poIed unani-
mousiy IN fav or Of the same BY both companies
ACaicagotsernai OF Monday remsrks-
Tbe money market close and stringent rs the ma
uo9a banks were disposed TO board, In view Of the
publication ~ the quarterly statement Monday.
C1ntraryto general expectation. little shnning for
currency than ustai was paid over the counter. THIS
WIS ae Csc more particularly uitn tho private banks
smo $s0OOOO or $500. 600 were received by express
this monipg-psrt from ST Louis the balance from
New yerk-and had 1t not been for these remlttauces
there would have been "snnnine, for currency
paper drawn against cargocs were quite liberal and gen.
orally ;rsdsd up :. discount For discounts the
the situation, the offerings were ignt.
The market for New York funds opened weak. and
free sales made from bank to bank no discount;
but later In the day the feeling was stronger with trans
act.onse LIS or
correspondent writing on September g. says Of the
Credit Moblier:-
Tho affair Of tho Credit Nobilier continues excite
great interest in financial circles In my last mem
toned that tho retirement OF lbe two Nessrs. Perere
cali il. which they founded and Of which they were SO
10 speak, the incaynaton thought probable 1t has
taken place already somewhat to the surprise OF the
shareholders and the public, who did not expect SO
speedy retreat The animos,y that felt against
them in the very cay Of their prosperity is manifested
strongly that their nstitution' has come TO
grief. All that is generally SAID o. the directors
OF companies is, tia. after brilliant success
with prosecutions az law though on what
legal ground such things be based Is not
stated some Journals cry out that IL Is shameful that
they should rich when their shareholders are
ruined aud d nand that their private fortune, wnicn
the journals estimate at from "a 600 600 to &c oo0 600
steriing shall be sacrificed by them, II they should
hesitate to give up. be taken from them All TINS
need occasion no s-fprisc In france 1t Is said and
truly said that "nothng succeeds like success in
France too, notiang regarded with such contempt
aud scon as IA lure In success the Perees were !, Is
not too muca say, worshpped; now that evil days
have com. is not surprising thai they are abused.
But, common justice It should be remembered that
in spite OF Tue anen'abls tdsco OF the oredit hober
they have done than inca 10 establish railways
in France service OF no small magnitude, considering
the lack OF enterprise In this revoutoniossed country
They have, too, had no iDconsdeable part IN promot-
ing the aarkable extension OF material prosperity
which took place in France after the oosp dsta.
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances the Sub-rreasury in this city for the
expired portion of tho week have been as foows:-
Receipts. Receipts Puymenx B1Gncef
Oct 4. $500 s2o $so57o9o sasi4,sl7 $lO5, 4sosss
Oct os 81 as ssooo a ss
The exports exclusive OF specel from New York to
foreign ports for the week ending October g. and since
the commencement of the year, compare follows
with those for the corresponding periods in 1866 and
1906
Prev Pre- reported III 35s ls5a9s 1873 l$oso25aa
since jan L. sl2o :9 $40 $i4s 25s, 1874 $780, IT'S 100
The foreign imports New York TOR the week, since
January and for the corresponding periods of the past
two years. compare as folows:-
Dry goods: 49,. 50 10 7s7 sl,so557s sl.sae,les
Cen merchandise 2,7i5,9o9 2,53o42s 24I9,2o7
Total for thoueos s5,s45.7Ss .4,4o7oo5 s4o25, 400
Prev reported. .l5s, s3e,aa5 22o4oo2sa l9oQll,1ll
Since Jan. III $780, so7 20s s1s4 o3o SIS