The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1855, Page 3

ii ‘The; pe all ne of, order ge the money con iedag the same as that further evidence id in his conviction and puuish- replied, emphatica’ly, ral igh So Bor nny oa S tetin act- meen by use in te can sora |B 2 Mr. Weaver. of Pomfret, bought » wee! witha sesh of io and slipped ‘Weaver followed him us, but the people defeated on ‘the underground railroad FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ates MONEY MARKET. Tavaspar, June 21—6 P. M. The upward movement in stocks still continues ‘with increased velocity. Reading improved §; Cen- tral, 2; Brie, 14; Cumberland, 14; Nicaragua, }; Canton, j; Hudson River and the other railroads in Proportion. The business done both in bonds and stocks was very large, $50,000 Erie bonds of '75 going at 91f and 92. The rise is wholly due to the tate of the money market, wich, having been flush and easy for some tims past, has not affected he price of stocks till recently; hence the extent of fhe impetus. That it will subside, and lower prices rule for ali such secarities as have no solid basis, the momen} the existing plethora of specie is drawa off, there can be no good reason for doubting. As the apirit of speculation is rapidly rising again, and operators seem to forget the bubbles of the last year, it may not be amiss t> remind them of such things as stocks called New York and New Haven, Crystal Palace, Phenix Mining and Manu- facturing Company, Parker Vein, Madison and In- Gianopolis Railroad, McCollough Gold Mining Com- pany, and other fancies. Perhaps it would be well for some of the speculators to endeavor to resusci- fate some of the above, as there may be better chances to make a hit in these than in those which have become so very much inflated within a fow days past. Subjoined is a statement exhibiting the prices of some of the leading speculative stocks, Decomber 20,1854, and June 20, 1855, as sold at the New York board:— Dec. 20, 64, June 20,'55. 9: 100. 103 New York Contral Raflroad...... 79% ilroad, + 83 Railroad, Cleveland, Columbus & Gin. R. R. Clevelana'and Toledo Railroad... Nici ua Transit Co. Danton Co. of Baltimore. It is to be presumed that the sudden rise in Con tral and Erie is due to the arrangement by which they have reduced their fares, and agresd to ran at & loss, in the hope of cutting each other’s throats. Sales at the Mining Board to-day:— 700 abs Gardiner Gold..165 500 Gardiner Gold.b15 170 Albert H. Nicolay sold this day, at half-past twelve o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange— $5,000 Flashing RR. let Mtge. 7 per cent bonds... 67 3,000 Fort Way ne and Southern Kit, Sipe Sent bee! Estate bonds. « 68 come bonds.. 6,000 Lake Exie, ‘Wabash Simeon Draper sold this day, atthe Merchants’ Exchange, at 124 o’clock— O00), 0) Feces nes cos tet Meateney Con’ yvertible bonds Of the Delaware, Lacks wana and Western Rail. 10M 00., AUC 1875... .se0ceeeveeeres 928 94 ‘The Bank of Ohio Valley has been established at Rushville, Indiana, with a capital of $100,000, to ba increased to not exceeding $400,000—the Hon. J. Helm, President, and E. L. Rice, Cashier. This is the first organization under the amended law, which requires at least eleven stockholders, the deposit of $110 worth of State stock for every $100 in circula- tion, with an additional real estate security of trenty-five per cent. ‘The following were the operations of the day at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United Btates :— Paid on Treasury account. Received do Balance co 21169 oro ry Paid for Assay office... 1 63 Paid on disbursing checks % 109,182 4t The bids for the canal loan of one and a quarter millions will be found elsewhere. It has been 5 fight between the banks, who want the securities to use them for banking purposes, and speculators, who bid to sellagain at a profit by cornering the banks. As will be seen, the speculators will probably be the winners. The prices reached are higher than ‘was ever obtained for a State security before. They know, what was well known to a few only, that State securities are rot to be had, and that almost any price will be paid for them by shose whe bave money to invest. The annexed statement exhibits the average dai- ly movement of the leading departments of tho banks of Boston duiing the week preceding Monéay, June 18, 1855:-- Depts, — @ire’n. 202,778 + =149,636 267,411 122,419 403,874 208 525 769,994 219,959 397,016. 194,799 87,844 40,772 3818/5938 181,352 412486 160,430 664,348, 524 578,965 171,852 209,582 151,907 500,062 260,572 403;886 212,438 244,891 «193,111 420,421 148,675 366, 7 9,87 4,680 283,526 230/649 118,017 381 N92 «170,747 Howard Big Gs, 180,608 €4,269 205,110 151,581 1,074,889 65,795 274,308 146,217 168 402,194 132,875 146,245 101,582 115,921 128,91: 270 688,636 216,383 152,002 ei f 824,786 178,698 248,715 156,441 336,490 168,847 700,165 20711: 5 isa! 723,643 320,304 896,910 189,719 986,145 162,889 761,147 889,24 E Total,..... 52,690,044 3,598,651 16,446,807 7,864,402 A comparison of the above footings, with thos» fd the statement for the previous week, exhibits th> Tune 18, ‘une 18, Wapitel sa. ABET $82,710,000 Kossesad dis... © a i fmor tha. est 8,81 $14,160 Dee. Due to other dks. 9,188,386 RS 894 7,808,795 7 ‘The Horiford Times of the 18th inst. gives th, folowing ¢ynopsis of the annaal report of the Bank Commissioners of that State: Thy annunl report of the Bank Commissioners makes 2 volume of 166 pages, 80 pages of whic! banks, snd 8¢ to insurance, savings ben! Besociations Tt appenra that ou the let of Apri t tol was $17,145,461, olroulatioa, ie, PW; i res] a vet EEE sf in session, by which it is p weg erty pe on. much smaller capital than itat frst contemplated.) There are twenty-six eavings bauks in the S:ate, ized under granted by the Legislature. agaregste amount of deposited in them, includ. ing 6 ie (an ig. $10, woctien gay This enormous emcunt of mone! ry 64, persons, being erry eae Beageren, Bo ‘manage. ers re) t ations are satel ep, the Sagens of depoeits oaly bout : pt quarter millions, and the imbher of depositors 31,926, Seventeen savings Lanks have been established since that time. Of the leery “org savings associations halnaryy se nder thi of 1850, the Commissioners repor! inne eee vert eight organized on the first dey ot EY ‘fi ‘tions are allows dition to the legal rate oof ipterest, on Commissioners remark that this bonus ane fourth to two per ceat per month ty per cent yearly, including the’ eae ri We'gn be from the report made by these iastitations to Commissioners, the amount of stock paid in, and 4 Gividends made by them. Btock Exc! ‘Tuvwsday, June 21, 1855 $20000 Ind State5’s. 85 200shs N'Y creole 102% 86000. do....b8 85 275 sass 10244 50 700 do:. 400 7000 Lonis’a 6's..b3 94 1350 18C00 Erie Com Bs’71 87 370 9000 Krie Bas of 788 94%; 00 11060 0434 900 27000 Exie as of kid 15 Norw & Wor ER 6 10 N& & Hartf RR. 120 io RR, ta 92 19000 fe 3 8000 TH & A 1m be 5 abs Bk of Com... £6 Shoe & Leath Bk. 1613 20 Common’th Bk.. 100 17 Ohio Life & TCo, 1200 Gard’rGo'd Me. 154 Ca aa te Ate lo iy Rai Co. BY Ciey fy Pitts Pi ‘a 100 lene cht. iis 110 SECOND $1000 Erie bds of 75 gx 1 ae TC RR bda.83 po heese rs ee 20000 TerHte& Ali2dmb02 20 shs N ¥ Gas Co, 140 Co.860 SL iia ie 7" 102 50 oor) Bese 105% 50 05 34 125N 16 NH altar nit 120 ¥ Cen Bee tees CINOINNATI BTOCK SALES AND peat &eported by I. Davis, June 19. Bellefontaine sad indiana Rn” see + 40 Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton RR. 7 Cleveland, Columbus and Cin RR. 108 Columbus and Xenia RR... . 93 Cincinnati, Wilmington find Zanesvile BR, ~ 43 Cincinnati and Chicago RR. llal2 Central Obio RR........ Covington and Lexington RR... ; Dayton and Western RR.. Eaton and Hamilton RR.. Fort Wayne and Southern RR. + 1239 Green) and Miami RR... 19 Hillsboro sud Cincinnati RR. 211 Indiana Ceatral RR. » ss & Cincinnati 60 and Bellefontaine RR. » 60 Indiana; Little Miami RR, Mad River and Lake Erie RR Marietta and Cincinnati RR. New Albany and Salem RR. Obio Et Wlesenpps ‘net ee Peru aud Indianapolis RR. Cincin. Hamilton and Dayton Covington and Texington 10 pe Ohio and Mississippi 2d 3, Columbus, Piqua ard Indiana 2d mtz 60 Hillsboro and Cincinnati lat mtg bonds 56 Cincinnati Insurance Company 85 CITY TRADE REPORT. Tavrspay, June 2i—6 P. M. Asuzs —30 8 40 barrels were reported sold, without change in prices. Breaparurrs —Flour.—For inferior snd common rades the market was easier. The sales footed up about 000 a ur 000 bbla., includiag common to good and choies te, at $8 62 & $9 26; do, do. Wester, at $9 te 2 8° 4, and $9 75 9 $10 25 for (700 a 800 bbe.) at $10 ne si" "hy. South. xa, (1,500 Bole) st "$10°e $i for common aad Inferior lots, and $11 o $12 for funcy and extra, Wheet va sold at $250. Corn firmer; ,060 @ 60,000 bushels Weatern mixed at at J0fc, jSouthera white ¢ quiet—email 1 ‘Oats dal with sales of Si @ flour—150.a 200 bbls. Moal—Sales 200 bbis. 101346, 2 1086., with one was at 120c. and yellow at 706 & 4 were made at 170¢ and Western at at were seeriet, N CorrEx.—¥s! Rio were made at 10c. a 103e.; 1,400 do. Jamaica at 113<¢.; ani 60 do. Lagaay- raat Ile. Corroy.—The market was quiet, as dealers were wait- ing the receipt of private letters by the Asia. Only #20 bed a were sold, the chr of pt for which gave no ae prices. Fi cotton offering for Liver- pool, and about 1000's 1,800 baler were taken, com- prosied chiefly, at 8-16d., at which rates closed. There ‘small lots during the day at 40,, 23" Ibs., at 1dc., to be Hiterod, ldéte weights, ‘¢., for heavy mi 0p la 5 Socihers, at llise, s yy fold at p. t.; at «stele ‘and 60 do. at Ale., was un- The market wae active, with aiies Of about 2 600 a 2,800 bbls , chiefly new mous The a was excited, and closed ‘re von or nce. Among the sales were new moss, on $18 87m $18 75, closing at the latter Boole aol8 del verabie ta thirty dave, (seller's option) at $10. Later in the d ik wan firmly held the sPescaea at $10. Old mese was pcarce, and with emeli sales, Tt otceed at about G15 a0 a #29 09% naked, Logtadsd to NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1855. Hissar aaah of 8, 090 lie. ait venfaped weep made at 'Wnihecer.—Salee of 660 & 600 bbls. State and Ohio were sold at 36c. a 37¢., which was higher. 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