The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-08

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The stock market continues about the same IS pre-
viousy quoted What vssistous have taken place,
have been In favor Of the shorts Most Of the fsnces
In little better demand and there more stock
pressing for sale. Government Sizes, 1867 advanced
u Per cent; Syracuse and Rochester Railroad . per
cent from the opening; Harlem, y; Erie Bonds new,
fell on X per cent; Erie Railroad, Y per cent. The
market closed with . downward tendency The an
nouncement In the street, this morning that Of
our largest produce dealing houses had pay
mcnt created considerable excitement and had de-
pressing effect upon speculstors 1t Is estimated that
the liabilities Of this amount to nearly mil
lion Of dollars. large amount Of its paper has for
sometime past been floating about the street, and .
good many shzvers, doubt have large lots hand
The CsoI mia aud European accounts have had in
nuenee upon our markets. The receipts Of gold IRON
Cslfor MIA do not create any excitement they
looked upon regular events connected with that
trade. From England the adyioes about breadstuds
are good; about cotton bad All this may be changed
by the next arrival.
The receipts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port day amounted to sl22lso TO- payments
sl3es7 81; balance, s5167s94 a.
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank Of this city has
made . dividend Of Eve per cent for the past six
months, payable on tho 18th inst
The New York and New Haven Railroad Company
have declared q dividend of three dollars aud any
cents per share, payable on the 18th Inst.
The injunction upon the Haymarket Square Bank
granted upon the following representations made
by the omuittee appointed to inquire into the
dtion Of that Institution. The committee allegs that
faudul, Mt means had been reso-ted to in the pro.
curing Of stock list in the obtaining OF the charter
and in every ttsp thus far taken also that forgery
had been committed, and deception praetised In the
vhos management Of the affair that in place Of bust
ness having been conducted In an honorable and up
right manner, on true b..kins principles" 1t has
been done In an underhsndcd and indirect manner,
with the intent Of throwing the entire control into the
hands Of siagle individual end never anticipated
by legislators in granting charters.
We sllud,d yesterday to the delay and repeated dis
appointments experienced in relation to the opening
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal II he nov stated
that the canal will be In nsvigsbie order throughout
its entire length some time during the month Of Sep
tsmter According 70 the last report Of the oonpsny,
dated June 8. 1850 appears that the total ordinary
secrscd during the year lsie consisting Of
the tolls water rents 30 amounted 90 Sos ass Or aud
the total expenses incurred apart from those spper.
tanning TO the completion Of the canal and tn repairs
under the Virginia act amounted according to the
tressur,rs statement to $50 SEQ o. showing surplus
Of revenue ordinary expenses during the year to
the smount Of s144O7 rs. The company has never
before been able TO present favorable result a.
THE The above mentioned surplus has been absos bel
In the payment Of due the several divisions
rom 1888 and loans for repairs obtained in that and
the preceding year, With the ptios Of small ba.
lance that rnsined In the treasury the hrs ofthe
present year and Witch is embraced In the gene.
rel statement Articles equivalent 10 io2 on ton.
we're tsn'porisd during the year, being an Increase
Of 1901 tons the tonnage Of ists and Of 30 e0l
tons over the tonnage Of isE. This tolls in 1919
eeedss those Of the preceding year BY the sum Of
s7c7e 60
The movements In cotton In this country MP TO the
latest dates in each Of the past too years we're ~ an
nersd-
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