COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
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(For Commercial and Money Matters, see Las, Pdge.J


THURSDAY, p. NJ
There was very buoyant market o-day and the
passage in the Legislature of the bills in relation to the
Harlem and Erie Railroads improved the prices Of those
stocks considerably Harlem up TO IS and Eric 10
81 The tendency OF all stocks fncies well as sound
upward


The business in Exchange has been large for this
steamer unusually So and the market leaves of very firm
with moderate supply The Sterling market has been at
1924 ITO for good bills Francs 525 Amsterdam 49,
40; Hamburg S5i 35i Bremen 1ss a 70.


The receipts on the Reading Railroad for the
week ending May 10th, were Sl53O3 9S
DO. ending May 18th Observation-Disclosures. 1889 81
Do. DO 18th, Observation-Disclosures. GIG l9
The tonnage 1872 this year. against i2i last year,
and ?Os the year before The OF receipts is equal
to 81 per cent, and the tonnage 10 e. per cent.


The receipts on the Harlem Road for the past
four months, showa favorable situation of the business OF
the company. The table Below gives the earnings
pared with the months OF last year, 1t is stated that
subscription of s2OO,oO0 has been offered for the new
road. and probably there will be little difficulty In getting
The requisite subscriptions. Should the extension be COM
le:ed 1t will add largcl TO the value OF the road.