The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

gstered Stock 06 %; CITY memphis SKIES, 40x 10;
do Atlanta Fights. 81 81; DO. Savannah sevens, 90
Q o.; do. New Orleans consols, n u; DO do. issue
railroads, 90 70; Mobile Ohio sterIing eS OF; DO,
eghts SO q 90; Mississippi Central Railroad, first
mortgage, r. "a; do.. second DO, 90 90; Memphis
and Charleston, nrst. IS 81; do, second, IS II;
do stock. 40 ~ Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed, OF q 90.
The Toledo (Ohio) Blade Of the goth has the fol-
lowing withreference to the settlement OF the trou-
bles Of the Erie party and the Wabash directors-
We are happy In being able to announce that the
difficulty between the Toledo, Wabash and Western
amicably settled this forenoon. The two Companies
have formed an alliance which viii result to their
cuties hereafter and enable them to compete sue.
cessiuiiy wltn opPositon lines II the intention ION
OF e oaGs to a es ss
and best point upon the Atlantic and Great Western
making Toledo the western terminus Of the broad
gauge.
The stock market was animated and excited over
o further remarkable advance in the Vanderbilt
shares. New York Central rising from 21a to 2l6X,
Hudson River from 1917 to l0lk ana Harlem nom
146K to 1861 This last change to indicate that
in the informal deliberations now going on at Sara
tOga between the magnates of the three roads more
prominence Is given to Harlem than 1t was originally
supposed would be. After these came Reading,
which is the subject Of lively tight between the Phiia
delphia ''bulls" and New York "bears" 1t was very
active ana sold at o. maintaining Its strength when
the general market declined in the usual reaction
succeeding the advance In the Vanderbilt stocks.
The other railways were strong but more steady, ex
cepting Michigan Southern, which sold at 100, and
Rock Island, which touched 116. The market was
again bu0yant after the bank statement. and for
some Of list highest for the day. OF the mscel-
laneous shares Pacific Mail sold at SAX, while West
ern Union was very strong, touching 37K OF one
time The following were the closing prices at the
last session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton 6l Bos
ton Water Power, 10 15K; Cumberland, 31x IS;
Wells-Fargo Express. 22X 22k; Adams Express.
COX COX; American Express, AK 42K;
United States Express, 701z 70K; Merchants
Union Express, 10X Is; Quicksilver, 15H IT;
Pacific Mail, sax q s3A; Western Union Telegraph,
81 a 37H; New York Central 214K 2l4x; Mari
posa, TX o 0, DO. preferred, 16X 10; Hudson
River. 1881 1sss; Harlem, $50 bid; Reading, e6N
a 9e1S; Chicago and Alton 181 bid; DO. preferred,
lol bid; Toledo and Wabash, TEX a 74h; do. pre-
ferred, 80; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 7ek II; do.
preferred, 81 s73S; Ohio and Mississippi, 317s
31A; Fort Wayne, 1917 1927; Michigan Central,
1873 1874; Michigan Southern, 1O5< ~; Illinois
Central, 141 142k; Cleveland and Pittsburg. 1903;
Rock Island, ia lax; Northwestern, TEX 7sX;
do. preferred, 93X 9sN; New Jersey Central, 1902;
Hannibal and St. Joseph 1913 100; DO. preferred,
1923 1879; Columbus, Chicago ana Indiana Central,
36}a 80.
The total imports at this port for the past week
amount to S. 494 against S. $685. Os5 for the cor.
responding week Of last year.
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning Of the year,
For the aCeek. 1887. 1868. 1869.
Entered at port So $780, ISL $2,O24, $50 S21s7s4l
Thrown on market. 1,S36,90S l,o46.746 1,574,s04
Since Jan. /.
Entered at port. 5000 1888 42,675552 54770 931
Thrown on market 54595, 500 a. 190 l16 52,347 GA