The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1855, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMEF.GIAL. —_— MONEY MASKE TY, . Taunsvat, AP ri) 12~6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened heavy tt ig morning, #0 far as prices were concerned. There “sas considerable sc- tivity in operations, and the disp’ssition to vell at the decline was pretty genera! All ‘the leading speculative railread stocks fell off more thaa the smaller fancies. Erie bondr, 1875, declined ¥, per cent; Cumberland Coal, 3; Panawa Railroad, 124, Stonington Ragroad, 4; Erie Railroad, 1; Harlem, 34; Reading Railroad, 134; Hudson River, 5; Michigan Central Railroad, {. There was not ‘a single exception. in the entire list; not the first stock improved. Most, of the transactions at the first board were for cash, which looks as though holders who beught at lower prices, were realising. This we have anticipated. It is the natural result of@ rapid rise, and wuch fluctuations are necessary to keep the market ac- tive. The market invariably falls when those who have been heavy purchasers turn sellers; but the downward course is ultimately arrested by old operators becoming buyers again. Reading Railroad bas been from time to time affected during the present speculative movement by such changes in the position of operators. Buyers at 80 would naturally sell at 85, and when prices dropped to #2 or 83, again buy and sell at 86 0°87. In this way they carry the market up, and keep it moving until prices have reached their maximum. A stock possessing so much merit as Reading can éasily be worked up in this manner, without holders being in danger of a collapse, but it would not be safe to operate in a worthless fancy in the same way. Reading will more than pay its interest account a8 it goes along. A purchaser of this stock has ne interest. rapning against him to reduce his differ- enees, if his contract can be carried beyond dividend . day. Erie differs from Reading in this particular. The former beings non-dividend paying stock, it is » dead weight in the hands of holders, and at its present mar- ket value, costs a great deal to carry. So with Cumber- Jand, Harlem, Hudson River. Raitroad bonds and State stocks, being productive securities, are operated in on time, buyers’ option, more favorably than fancy stocks. ‘They do not vary so much under the influence of specu- lation, but are in less danger of sudden flastuations, and eafer to hold im the event of much depreciation. After the adjournment of the board the following wales of bonds and stocks were made at auction, by A. = Nicolay:— 7,000 Tennessee 6’s, 1892. % 600 Mist ouri ¢’s, Lanier $,000 Virginia coupon 1,000 New Orleans elt cits * 3000 NewYork and *, 1,000 Cincinnati and Chicago R. R. 10's... £225 i Cam ee i 4% sterling bon $3,000 Fius! mortgage. 5 ,000 Columbus, Piqua and Ind. RR 7'000 Breckenridge Cannel Coal... 20 shares Second Avenue Railroad. 80 do, seer aware fal Railroad... 80 do, Michigan Southern Rail 30 de, _ Mechanics’ Bank. of Wiliamabarg. 75 de. Broadway Fire Insurance Co. 20 do. Hum seville Copper Co. Pd bs: me Cop. ‘ana Smelting oo. io. ion 1g 00., N. 300 do. Potomae Copper €o At the second board the market was active, but price were not well sustained. Erie Railroad declined 3 per eent; Reading Railroad, 4; Cleveland and Toledo Rail- read, 3; New York Central Railroad, 3; Harlem, %. Both Reading and Erie slightly improved towards the close. ‘The steamship Washiogton, at this port from South- ampton, brings four days later intelligence from all parte of Europe. The political accounts are interesting and important. Some progress had been made in the negotiations for peace, and the Western Powers had meocified their demands materially, but the prospect of a satisfactory result was by no means favorable. The latest acceunts from Vienna do not give much eacou- ragement to the friends of peace. The most important point was under consideration at the latest date. The. financia) and commercial accounts are about the same as those received by.the previous steamer, Consols had advanced s fraction. By the Baltic, the quotation was 92%. By this steamer they range from 92% to 93 per eeut. Cotton continues firm at prices previously re- ported, with an active market. Breadstuffe remain without alteration. There was not much activity at Mark Lane. S. Draper's regular semi-weekly tale of bonds and tock» will take place to-morrow, (Friday,) at half-past 2 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. ‘The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's office to- Cay, were as folows:— Paid on waoner + account. .. — eee ay, tor Assay cae: Paid on disbursing checks ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washington, on the 10th inst., were:— For Treasury debts. $4,774 20 Por tbe Givtoms. 30,889 29 pe covering into the Treasury from Customs.. 44,619 18 bing ye Treasury from miscel. sources.. 44,619 05 the War Department. 23900 98 Fer the Navy De it. 35,000 00 For the Interior Department . 8,768 61 For repsying in the Interior Department...... 3,580 89 in the Senate of this State yesterday, Mr. Field in- troduced the following bill in relation to stockjobbing:— fection 1. No person shall sell, pratend to vel, offer to sell, or contract to se! it public auction, or at any board of brokers, or at any public sale, or in any public warner whatever, any certiheate or other evidence of debt, or bond, or obligation due, or to become due, by or from the United States, or by or trom any individual State, or by or from any city, town, village er county, or by or from any — corpot or incorporate, or any stock, or share, or interest in any stock, of any dank, or banking association, or of any railroad com- pOLy, or of any company or corporation whatever, incor. porated under the laws of the State of New York, or any or of any company whatever, corporate corporate, umless such person, atthe time of auch sale, pretence, offer or, contract, aball be in the actual possession of such bond or obligation, or of the al certificate, or other evidence of such debt, eae stock or interest, and shall have the «sme actuall sent in bis powstssion at the time and place of such sale, pretence, offer or contract, and sball then and there publicly exhibit the same, nor unless he then shall either de the actual owner thereof, or shall them and there have in his possession and exhibit a written au- thority {rem such owner, authorising him to sell the tame, which written authority shall express the name of the person or persons 40 authorised to sell See. 2. No person who, either directly or by an agent, eras agent for another, purchased or agreed to par- chace, aby such certificate, bond, obligation, stock, share or interest, sold at public auction, or at any board of brokers, or at any public sale, or in any public man- ner whatever, shall thereafter, directly or indirectly, or ae agent, sell the same at any public auction, board of byekers, public sale, or in a public manner, until the same shall have been actually transferred to their owner, er such purchaser, nor until the same (if it be stock, or an interest in the stock of any company) shall have been actually transferred to him on the transfer books ef sald company, if there be such books, and auch trans. fer be wy See. 3. any perton offending against the provisions of either of ti ing sections, sball be guilty of a mis- 1 shall be punished by a fine noi exceeding prisenment not exceeding tuiriy days, or by “| fine and imprisonment. ES Ty P25 s sob uSE¥E<ENsESBEceveceeed? 19 Del & Hud ¢i Go. 1253; 90 Harlem 50 Bk of North Am. 103 2 aig At is 1@ Market Bank... 107 do...., 87 10 Shoe & Leath Be 99 ies do.... _ 86 10 Continental Br.. 10514 3 sesesese ‘CorrEs.—Salen of 300 T1Xe., and 2,000 do, 8. Rio were made at llc. a jimgo, to arrive, at about active, with sales of the wt eb ‘rm, About 5,000 above Spl - im transitu. Liverpool f cotton were engaged st 16d. 8 7-324, seb, pooin at 18. honey te Ser To Oni To Havre cotton was % Provisions,—Pork—' market closed firmer; ony sales footed up about 3,500 dbis., inelu: ‘were old mess at $15 50 0 $15 15, and $f5 aakea at the close, and new mess at $17 50 a $17 tse. and new prime at ae. the arrive in June, at $16 50, Beef prices: pdb To- ‘old at old prices; 1 pp Big. Lard prime, to sales of 250 bbis., at unchan; diana beef hams were sold at 8: hams and shor of bacon were sold, short middies, rib in, —Sales of 300 bbls. at 9c. a 9%c., and ai strictly prime, at 1¢c. SvGAR.—There was a speculative movement in Cuba, and the sales amounted to about 3,500 a 4,000 hhds., at 3¢c. & 5Ygc., with some lots of New at previous prices. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the New York City Post Office, Friday, April 13, 1855. Published exclusively im the New Yore Hera, by act of Congress—tne paper having the largest circulation of any in the United States. LADIES’ LIST. Abbott Miss Susin Anonymous ice Arnoux Mrs Ada- Abbott Mrs Lucy Asde arson ‘Ann Adame Mrq.Grorge Anderson Mra Robt ‘Adame Mrs Julia” “Anderson Ellasbeth Ash Mry Mai n Ertcans, t8 the trade, 1 Bowe Mrs Jaennott Beyle ye Mrs James ing Bs Boyle Mrs Hi inneh 3 on ins rr Elizabeth mence ae Miss Bea" Bfitaen Miss Mary Eliza Baker Miss aners Birket ‘ire ¢ Miss Fanny Birch Mrs Blank Mrs Eliza- ane Riehl Mrs Elisa: Bockly Mice most Mrs Har- Bouman Mrs Har- Buskley A Barton Miss E R Brodiean 3 a Ja Boechat re Breder! tee pple pbine Beare Mrs, East ‘Mies bee A ariel Mise Mary Burges: EG Bateman Hone. 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Amodie Alexander ayers ‘Lucien Alsons Joaquin L Anthony Wm Ayers Gilbert H—2 ‘Ancadani M Saurg- Ayers Joseph Aigee Davia Amel B [niro Avery Dante Alvarer Rafael ArrangaiyFranciscoAvery John W ‘Andrews Mr Austin, SumneraCo Axe Mone E ‘Andrews Geo W—2 “ Aylward John Black Lytle Bell John S Bloom J Be'l Thomas Bond Patt Bradatzet Beil amen Bonifacius Levy rage Gearre F—2 Beltasn$arDnJoso Borimes Noelia | BradyP&UCo Bellows Eph H Bacht August __ Blenhiem eodinandliwn £¢ ‘iota Bradshaw James V Benton WA jrown D Bradley Harvey Benjeminiugastus Brown Wap ot Rrace Henry own Brady Benard Benelink & rown John, Mul- Blackeom John Benet Lieut 8 V berry st Black Thomas Bemh A&A Kemble Brows Wm L—2 hoy William W Bennett AM Brown Abraham R iD Br Ww rown Thos Brown Samuel H Brown & Co,Spring Brown OE ae Tt Beenan Thomas Brennan Andrew Bove i ante MK ber 3 William A Bot fessor V T Bova aware 8 Bourn Bonrae Gept Samoel Bouchon € H Bouleau Mons Bouker John ‘ke William Brownell Edwin Brownell Boyd William ry iam Beryman Charled Brownell E Bissent Harvey Bowen BB aptain GA Blesee Joba Brown George Balt Beston George Brown & Co Brainand Diodate Blessing Andrews Boydson Mr Brady John Geary? Beri Berry Charles Boyers Robert an ae (Mons E: mee Wi i e Blandin Mons Geo knell Wi Biftetto A sie Bills John C BrinrdCaptHfenry ABoyd Robert ge 1 ‘Barnes Joseph W Billotto Monsieur Boyland Thomas ” Bigelow HN BI it J Brunt Aitam, Back Perry G Bunker ‘Ale oy mS a ah W, MD Buehaosa Thomas jalson Came d is E Buorbisn Geo Burgess Mi y Butterfield JS Batland Richard rash Rev J i B Batehelior Joc Turger Me Batebellor Benj L Broad Mr Bareall Charles Baudrillert Mons Brogan Jovaph jure Wim P Bi Patrick Baten bere G ahamer DM Tantien fp & Son: Batten, wa ia yoha B Be + aw john — ‘bee Bartley JamesEdw Henbere® Burkel August Bassley Anthony Boody& = ke J Beach Henry Bower B i Bare SJ A Beck Frederick Brooke J: Button Capt Eras- Briard William A Borlasd Gert amee mas ae ey Prof J Burzess James otwrieht Wm Butte cocker Davia ett & Walker Tus ss cir David 8 Beekwan BF — Bourchis Mons AB Brooke Beduebara Mone B Booream W E—2 Breg Charles Bonnell Capt John Breese M: Becht Ch. Boothby § Belcher C J af Calnan Patrick — Clark Chalmers JH Clark Davia w ers Cabalan John D Cate Michael Cennedt sas m Clayton Co'Brien Saf g as ‘Hawrance Casiee Philo $ GonSny Laugh 13D Goneed Jou” Charman lt Capt Jere- Cartel Capt ane int Gopland P Ee rows a Jarfil Don Habrana Johaston Thos A Johnston RM Jones Soka ie ete! ndrew pia a Edward Carter J Colten er, Curtis John Sintra &CoAD geitaet Con Sere, Jol cone ly Jobn—2 ae ares Ferd c Curtin Andrew Barn imala Re a imha Edward W urtiss B Cyre Stephen 8 Pere Che ee i Kéndal Me Mebonala Kineani A, 3 Kirsehh Be Bitin Pryievion Bods Guck C Mai De Artange DaGae- Downing J C ped rtzo Dar Vin- Dow al Ledere GR Tefever Capt P E Lee Wn T oye Deater I Dr ; ena T Doyle packes rt James J Dickinson gone ari Diar Luis Magin Dunbar William Dwyer Edw, 8th av. DeForest Won Duper Edw, 25th st. Demine A & Son Louis Donohoe Mat Panobee Patrick Emmett Judge Rot Ea tom Jason Baton Chet Chesies 0 ane ier Leighton Herris Ht ae R Matteson Hamilton Moonan Jam M Mol e ‘Thos 3s BAC Eastinsn Sb sonal a M Bilis Richm: . Mease "Ce eta Wil. Monaghan Fa Eavarde Righura Eecanton Heauel Emerson John P ryt wAhor at Eggleston Walter Eisenman Andrew ed mae] Eliott Capt Ethan eee curs Meagher John Moyers William Mercier Morrel Meret R Go John Morton Capt Sam? posal eer Dania a Morton M: ge Frank E reais Fier! ‘Mon 7 “R, Miles Gustave Miller a Fareniia has W Mi G Fowles Prot WW pee IBEé ico Miler Bawara—2 in T Miller. R Marauorat a G Miles DrC M Davis ler Danie! I John 5 Faller parrot Ce Christopher get Ade pailer be Puller ter H Puller jan A Fullerton Capt s W Fellows. 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