The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23
III U N 4 Y "A A TX X r. II.

Il. VI.
Operations in the stock market have cwnded down 20
the smallest amount. Quotations remain without
rial alteration and most OF the transactions are fer cash
Erie Railroad has been the active fancy the list
but opened and closed firm at pcos Norwich
and Worcester l. with difficulty sustained Harlem l.
slowly working upward, with moderate sales tn.
smaer class Of fances held their pretty WE'LL bat
the amount Offering is limited and there buyers
than sellers in the market Public securities and rail
road bonds have, for some time past teen unusually
quiet They have settled down into the hands per-
msnent holders and prices viii therefore be compare
lively steady
The recep at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
this port to-day, amounted TO sl2iIsS a.; payment
81 452 09-baance $l9I6273 H.
The Boston Trareer says - sale Of about 5000 000
Boston city per stock has been made by City
Treasurer within few days at about pas. The pur
chase made by Messrs. Blake, wari a Co. of TIL.
city, and under stood to be account Of two eminent
English banking houses, viz Messrs. Barring, Bros.
Co and Hope Co $4,000 of II amount Is paid down
and the remainder will be furnished a the
change drawn upon IL be disposed Of This trans.
action confirms the view expressed 10 regard to tbs eff
feet OF the great specie accumulation In England ant
France. The abundance Of coin viii render is exporta
tion from this country essproabe the rates Of
change which have ruled for time past and stocks
will go forward to a a substitute"
In New Hampshire the following banks have been in
corporated this year by the Legislature recently al
journed The Cocheco Bank. franses;own Bank
Granite State Bank Salmon Falls Bank Grattan County
Bank, and Indian Head Bank. This adds 100000 TO
previous capital, In the whole State OF 81 10000.
The following banks have been organized In OH,
under the Free Banking Law Of that statefron Bank
Of Ironton located at trenton, Lawrence county, Meg
chants Bank Of Masslon at Massillon; stark County
Bank at Canton and the Springfield Bank at Spring
field
II has recently been decided by the Cour: Of Queen.
Bench in Canada, that insurance companies organized
IN the United States cannot legally extend their opera
tons into the British Provin,es maintain sult
against parties on premium notes parties
force payment from such companies theif policies
The gross amount Cf revenue from duties imp )rts
collected at the different ports Of entry in the Unite
States for the year ending June CO. 1851 s47os99J
Some Of the returns not entirely Official out 50 far
they have been made the receipts at each port
snnexcd;-N.w York s3l756l9e; Boston t6J57 so; Phi
adelpha So COZ s3s Baltimore 81 0sT rs New Oeaps..
s229oese; Charleston S6oo7l2 Portland S2co o3o ga
vannsh s2os eel ST. Louis, S2l3s32 Cincinnati $780,
1o1 New Haven s1o2l39; Mobile, s76JSl; Louisville
se6552 oswego S9l.557; Richmond. $40 23j.
The Ohio and P,nnsy lysnis Railroad is progressing
with great rspidty few days since it opened
the conveyance Of passengers aad freight between Pitts
burg, Rochester, and New Brighton. Prom Pittsburg
to Alliance 81 miles, Is to be opened in October mex.
Alliance IL IS miles from Cleveland and Is the point
where the Ohio and Pennsylvania road the Cevc-
Ian and Ptsburg road. From Pittsburg 90 Canton an
Msslon lo7 miles the road Is to be- opened in gove-
Der next connecting with the Ohio canal From Pitts
burg TO Wooster, I32 miles It is to be opened in the
spring Of next year and TO Crestne ls5 mes eounet
with the Cincinnati Coluubus, and Cleveland Railroad
In the fall Of next year
The operations Of the branch mint at New Orleans
during the month Of June, annexed
BnAScH MiSr, NV 0aLEAss-DErcsirs Avn Coissor.