The New York herald., 1869-04-30

102 102h; Illinois Central, IA Q 1l4k; Pitts
burg, saN q 02X; Northwestern, sex Q soH;
do preferred. osx 90; Rock Island ls7 1874;
st. PAUL. Tx bid; do. preferred, S6x soH; Wa
bash, 73H q "a; do. preferred, rs 1SH; Fort
Wayne, 13s 1857; Ohio and Mississippi 33k O 33x
The following were the closing quotations at the
last regular board-Cumberiand, SO; wels-Fargo
Express, 35k bid; Adams Express, o2hs; Merchants
Union Express, l6h a 10; Quicksilver. 20k q ny;
Canton, GIN bid; Pacific MAIL 941s 94x; Western
Union Telegraph, 43H 43%; New York Central,
TAX . 174,s; hudson River. 1854 165H; Harlem
14s 1tsN; Reading, 9eA 96X; Chicago and Alton,
l59 q 1872; Bankers and Brokers', 100 "; Alton and
Terre Haute. Al; do. preferred, oSk q 20; Toledo
and Wabash. 72X IA; do. preferred, 70; Milwaukee
and 81. Paul. 77sS Tx; do. preferred, S6'l S61S
Fort Wayne 139ss o 1897; Ohio and Mississippi
asH aa'<; Michigan Central, l2s a l2o: Michigan
Southern, 1927 lo21s; Illinois Central IA lax;
Cleveland and Pittsburg 92a4 q 93H; Lake Shore
1O2 1925; Rock Island, 1874 13721; Northwestern
81 q s7,s; do. preferred, sas s9A; Boston Water
Power, 1919 20; Mariposa Is a 81; do. preferred,
AZ bid; Columbus, Chicago and indianapolis Central
4s2s a 49Js.
Southern securities were firm ana bnoyant, except
for the new North Carolinas, which sold as low as
53H, on the announcement that the State Treasurer
who is now in the city, had been unable to arrange
for the payment OF the overdue interest OF January
of the coupons which fall due on Saturday. May /.
Prices closed as fol0ws:-Tennessees, coupon
69< a 69h; do, new, 8sH 6s1S; do, fves, SO a 81;
Virglnias, ex coupon, 5Sx a 5Sa4; do, new, ga a
e2k; do, regular stock, 81 611k do regular, 1856,
IS SO; DO. regular 1867. 50 So: Georgia skies, 81
50; do. sevens, 95 Co., do. do, interest payable
in Georgia, 90 95; North Carolinas, coupon 61d
61h; do, new, SAX IS; Missouri skies. ss}5 s9
do, Hannibal and st. Joseph 80 30; Louisiana sixes
74x IS; do, evee do, 725S 70; do. do, eights,
s9A 90; Alabama eights, 1925 1O4; do. 1ves, 10
II; do sixes sterling 90 bid South Carolina sixes
Ha rs; DO, new II 72 do, regular stock 85 q 81:
Memphis sixes 53h 54H; Atlanta eights. IS q 81;
Savannah sevens, 02 "a; New Orleans consos, n a
IS; do railroad ISSUE II a72; Mobile and Ohio ster-
ling. II a 72; do eights, SO 63; Mississippi Central
Railroad, first mortgage 72 a 73; do. second do So
a go; Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first mort
gage, SO a91; do, second do, 70 n; do, Stock 40
a 90: Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed
IS a GO.
There was another heavy "break" in Erie to-day
simultaneous with decline In London. 1t is still
denied at the call Of the regular and open boards
and dealt in only at the national board and on the
street. It dropped TO 500, but subsequently reacted
to 81.
At the meeting Of the Michigan Southern Railway
STOCKHOLDERS the Old board OF directors were re-
elected.
At the annual election of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Company the following gentlemen were
chosen dircctors:-Benjamn Fish, Cambridge Liv-
lngston, Joseph p. Bradley, Samnel Walsh, Charles
Manchester, John Jacob Ast0r and william II.
Gatzmer.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
f0lOws:--