The New York herald., 1869-04-11
Ths following arc the changes:-

The total In excess OF the legal reserve IL S. a3 oiO-
loss during the week OF nearly $4,000.
The money market to-day was active but Irregular
rs to the rates paid on call, which ranged from
per cent coin to seven per cent currency, plus CON-
missions OF i-16 anu l-s. Commercial paper was
without change as 10 the volume OF business, and
rates ranged from ten to twelve per FOR prime
double name acceptances.
Government bonds were firm and steady for the
domestic issues and higher for the oas which sold at
12Ois the highest they have ever attained. The price
lower from London. s3., but the effect OF this
decline was countcracted by the higher price OF
gold While the real scarcity OF 62's ON this side OF
the Atlantic causes them to move somewhat inde-
pendcntly OF the usual influences affectmg the
market. At the close they were 1905, without any
bonds Offering lower than l21. The following were
the street quotations at i've O'Clock this evening"
United states sixcs 1881, registered, l15y. q 1le;
do. coupon. 1l6a Hex; do. nve-twenties
registered, no. 1lo4; do. do. coupon 1867. 1903
a l2i; do do. coupon, 1864, 115 1l5h; do
do. coupon. 1866, ll7Js 1l7,s; do. do. coupon
new. 1861 il3Al l13Js; do do. coupon, 1867 llsA
1875 do. do. coupon, 1895, 1l3x a ll35.; do. ten
fortles. registered, 1O4X a 1o5; do. do. coupon,
1857 1885; currency bonds 1O3sl 1ol.
The following were the bids for the City Bank
stocks at the regular board this morning:-New
York, 130; Manhattan, 40; Merchants, 1co
Mechanics, 1872; America, 1i5; Phenlx, 107Js; Ma
tional. lco seventh Ward, ITO; State OF New York,
1ia; Commerce, 123; ocean, 1851; American Ex-
change NIX; Chatham, 150; Hanover, 110; Irving,
100; Market, l23 Nassau. 105; Shoe and Leather,
133; Corn Exchange, 13o; Continental, s9is Import
ers and Traders 1870: Park, 15s; Central National,
100; Fourth NATIONAL lo5; Ninth National. Ill;
Tenth National, 81.
The STOCK market was comparatively steady after
w ftpn nf tho .l,y /,
opened without much animation ana underwent a
decline al the boards continuing heavy until late IN
the day, when an effort was made to rally II upon
the strength OF the bank statement New York
Central was without special feature. Tho pressure
winch the Vanderbilt party has brought to bear
upon the Legislature to prevent obnoxious measures
Is further revealed Ia the adverse report Of min.
ority OF the Railroad Committee on the subject OF
pro rata. An albany correspondent says:--
To the utter astonlsnlnent OF the House. ana the
wonder OF spectators, the Railroad Committee this
morning presented a minority report. They agree
win the majority OF the committee that II viii be
very difficult to establish rate of fegbts that snail
tan the carrying trade That now brings wealth TO
the CITY OF New YORK. But they say that, by wise
dlscrinlnaion ~ VIII not be lmpossl6e to arrive at
not done the people will one day take up this mat
ter and In the first burst OF their anger WIZ enact
laws that wnc they VIII destroy the roads, Will In
their reactng effect seriously inure the prospect OF
the State. The report says that the Legislature
Should take into serious consideration this last dam
ger and endoayor to prevent IL 10y timely action In
the premises.
The following were the closing quotations on the
Gail at the last open board :--Cumberland 30, buyer
three Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express. 81 3iN; Ameri.
ran Express ~ a los; Adams Express, 59gs COZ;
United States Express, 5sA bs9; Merchants
Union, 15k a 10; Quicksilver ~ AJAX; Canton, sax
100; Pacific Mai, e2'a % o-it western Union Tele-