The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-09

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fRiDAY, Nov. SIS Y. NJ.
The stock market opened more buoysnt this morn
ing than have noticed for long time. The trans.
actions we're to unusual extent, and buyers ap-
year to have an unappessable appetite. rhousand.'
Of shares OF the leading fancies change hand.
daily, and prices steadily advance In the face
Of all the efforts of the bears to depress them
The three steamships which have, during tbs
present week. arrived from Ch,grss have brought
about two millions and half Of California gold
dust. The last steamer down from San Francisco
brought four millions Of gold dust part of which
to England BY the British mail from Chsgrs,
We look by every arrival at Panama California
Tor large receipts Of gold dust At the last accounts
large numbers Of miners daily coming into San
Francisco from the interior with the products Of the
seasons industry; and frsm the list of passengers
In the steamers at this port from Chagres,
should judge that many Of them were coming
home with their wealth. The miners give the
most favorable accounts of the gold regisn, and
appear to be we'll satisfied with the result Of their
lsbors. This looks we'll for the future; and have.
not the slightest doubt that Il Of the mines
WILL for long time, continue abundant and prohta-
BILE This IL all want TO slrep gthen and consolidate
the property enjoy. Everything connected
with cur financial and commercial Affairs Is In ssound
and healthy condition. and We have fears Of
Ispsion, beyond safe and jldicous limits The basis
Il legitimate; and 20 long az It continues
all spprehensIons OF any reyusion, any reaction
will be groundlsss.
AZ the hrst board to-day, Farmers Losu went up
IL pr cent Morris Canal a New Haven Raflread.
Ia Harlem, "a Norwich snd Worcester. z; Ro-
chester and Syracuse = Long Islsnd, . Canton
compsny, X; and Erie Railroad, a. The operation.
TO day were confined almost entirely to the hncios
Farmers Loan and Morris Canal appeared to be the
fsvoiitss Harlem and Norwich are stssduy working.
up There lie Jet vide margin 10 both for further
inprovsnen and holders will doubtless. gain by
keeping their stock out Of the market
The from Europe IL favorable and that 10
about ell. There bad been material variation in
the market Cotton had advanced q ns:tiop, but 1t
was nothing compared with what shall hear Of ir
less than three weeks when the accounts Of the frost
tlatl arrested the growth Of the cotton crop reach
Liverpool there will be, probably. excitement In
the cotton market aud Is anticipated that the hrst
'amtr leaving Liverpool after the reesp. Of that In
telgsnes, will bring accounts OF sdvapss 81 half
penny per pound preadstufs smainsd o. previously
quoted. Money continued abundant aud ehsap ana
speculation In railway shares wac Increasing.
The Miners Bank OF Pottsynle has declared semi
snHual dividend Of four per cent payable after the
18th irtt. The Columbia Bank aud Bridge COMPANY.
have made a lie dividend, payable within the same
time.
The gross receipts ON the ogdsnsburg Railroad for
the month Of October being It's FIRST month business,
fellows Freight $40 So 50; Pa.,eneers s..
zee o.. Total, s221oe CO.
Ten dollar bills the Conuec ticu, River Baukine
Company, altered from ones are in circulation They
are well doneI and likely to deceive Counterfeit
tbr,ss on the Union Bank Providence are 10 oircula
ton. They bear for the vgnsits ssure OF Justice.
fhied, with eagleon II, and ship They are badly
executed and rather family printed on thin paper
The date Is engraved The Jste Of the true bill L.
written.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
OF THIS port to-day, amour ted to Sol 800 PAYMENT
Slls 2a-bslsnoe, s4l4sCs2 H.
Tie qusntity Of coal brought TO tide water on the
three greet improvements Of Pennsylvania from Jan
usry 1t to November LIST 1850 was 2O21s77 tons OF
which $4,000 tons we're transported on the Reading
Railroad 2sSoso on the sehuylkill Canal, and so2e
on the Lshgh Canal.
MOVEMENT ~ FoRgfcN DRy eoon.
The following are the transactions in foreign dry
goods at The New York Custom House, for the week
ending November :, 1850 as taken from the saicisl
entries in the Auditors Office
ENTERED coxsr Mrrrov
bartyaci,vts If Wooi.-Vslue -woolene, s1e COZ.
and eottcn. cores; stuf goods 634; isstings 17T:
dsmssk, LIE moreens SIS; merinoes 1877; de lsnes,
LIE iustrss zso; sestings 4i5; shsws lso; alpaca
surete 500; covers 100 bsnkets Cs; paddnrs1
bspdkerchiefs 51s; hannels 25e; hosiery Gas; yarn
1852 gimps. a12; bindisgs 2i2 velvet and tapestry
and csrpets ~ 2sl insrsln and other csrpsts AQ2l