The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

PRDaY, November 22-eP.M.
The stock market remains just about the same 40
previously reported Reading Railroad was In little
better demand to-day than usual and an advance Of
= per cent realized Morris Canal vent up X per
cent; Erie Railroad, " The market appears to have
lost its reouperare energies and We do not observe
those reactions which have throughout the season
Characterized It, In the early part OF the recent spe
culative movement slight falling OF in prices woule
be soon followed by areacton that would put prieer
up perhaps two per cent above where they fei
from; but lately the reactions have been the other
way, and prices have but partially rallied II is al
together likely that in this way prices will gradually
settle down, two three and perhaps in cases az
much as five per cent The decline will without
doubt be go slow to be hardly and the de-
probation will be so distributed that will feel IL
seriously We have noticed within the past week or two
disposition the part OF auy outsiders to close up
their stock accounts withdraw from the for
the season The effect Of this will be to concentrate
stocks In fewer hands and compel the to carry
more Of them through the approaching dull seassn
than they otherwise would 80 long as the m oney
market continues easy, difficulty will be expert
enoed In so doin but in the Of the screws GET
ting turn or two, many stocks may be forced upon
the market, and lower prices submitted to- whether
such state Of things will be realized not will be
better determined in the Of or three weeks
The receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer
OF this port to-day. amounted to s52l03,si; pay.
ments, $lo,446 IS balance, s3,l3l e22 90.
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool, does not
bring any very important frsm the other side.
The decline in cotton ranges eighth to one
quarter Of penny per. pound; but the Liverpool
market was no. active, and the falling OF In prices
could not be satisfactorily accounted for The corr
market was without change. The most favorable
feature In the IL the advance In Ameri stocks
and the increasing enquiry for Investment
The New Jersey Exploring and Mining Company
have recently con menced operations on an extensive
scale, In the Fifth ward, Newark, New Jersey. The
zinc mines belonging to this company, In Sussex
county, New Jersey the rishest aud most extern
Give In the world New Jersey for its sine IT, pro-
baby, the richest mineral State In the Union The
zinc ore of the above named company is pure that
1t can be shipped 20 Europe and pay large profit i
The articles Manufactured from IL are Of the finest
texture, closely bling silver and the companye
paints made from the riue ore, possess qualities
superior to these made from any other material We
sti ignorant Of the mineral wealth filing the s,I
immediately around us Cslfornis Is rich enough In
gold; but iron, zinc, copper and coal mine, are
worth half dozen common gold mines.
The Comptroller Of the state Of Texas estimates the
face value Of the public debt OF that State slcd aue
yet 20 Ne hed principal and interest at si2 32a3 o.
the par value Of which SO SIS 7ps 49, This win leave
to the state, Of the ten millions 10 be received from
the United States after paying the entire debt up
wards Of three millions Of dollars That portion Of tho
debt for which the from customs was specially
pledged amounts only to sses 600 ostsnsbe y.iu. OF
se117s4 80, par valee