The New York herald., 1851-11-06
Nj d y EY N A IL X r II.

WEDNESDAY Nov. SO NJ.
transactions in the stock market to day were to
limited extent and, with the exception Of Erie most o.
the sales for cash Operations in Erie, on time
buyers option, were larger and steady improvement
was realized from the opening. Reading Railroad has
been much depressed today, and large lots changed
hands. The probability of receiving dividend ir
January next, has dheartened holders, and have
doubt great deal Of stock will change hands during the
next six weeks Norwich and Worcester opened below
prices current yesterday but the market rallied
and the demand quite active at advance Of one
per cent. The purchases principally for cash an6
holders exhibited disposition to sell time option
either way. has been pretty clearly thown that the
stock at present prices is eight per estent
and the margin for improvement cannot long remain
uncovered Stonipgen Railroad has advanced consider-
ably to day under TIE influence Of a semi annual div
derd Of two and half per cent Harlem Railroad doe.
not move up 30 steadily have anticipated The.
daily operations in the stock lsrgethe earnings o.
the read considerably in advance of the estmstethe
finances Of the company in a sounder better
condition, and We in the world why
The market price of shares should not appre-
ciate. The per cent increase In earnings compared
with last year. greater than any other rar directly
connected with this city and its dividends will from
this time out be equal to the legal rate interest Nc
one can doubt the ultimate great producveness Of this
work Its prospects more hatering than those Of
any ether road in the country The Long Island Ia i'm
proving rapidly in its internal affairs than in the
market value Of Its stock Very little offered for sale
and holders to feel that it will before the lapse
1nsny days command better prices II requires very
little money &c carry great many shares and small
advance would ray good per profit on the amount
nvesed Morris Canal has not been very active lately
II generally IN strong hands who have attered them
selves into the belief that IL Is cheap, and must take
favorable turn some day Hudson River Railroad has
not varied much for time past few shares are
occasionally soId.
At the second card there better feeling in the
street and higher prices ruled Erie Railroad sold ae
high as ST. but fell Of a fraction before the close;
Norwich and Worcester Railroad went up to So on
time, an advance Of per cent; Long Island improved
~ New Jersey Zinc, a. Nest of the fances were 6ru
at the Close and the prospect fair for steady i'm
provemsnt
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port, to-day, amounted to s6los7 el payments
81, ,42s 64-bslsnee, SO 5461se Il
The steamship Niagara from this roit for Liverpool
carried out s9l5s3os in specie as foows: American
gold, s67ssis; American and Mexican silver 100000
English gold and silve- t655s0. The Pscihc which
leaves this port Saturday for Liverpool will take out
about million Of specie This will make heavy drain
upon the receipt. from California; ami II we havs
not immediate accessions, there viii be daft on our
previous supply. All calculations relative TO shipments
of specie 10 Europe have fallen to the ground The
coin continues TO so forward in large lots The end IL
not yet.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad opened for use
rem Pittsburg to New Brighton twenty eight miles or
he Goth of July 1S5l The results working this div
sion, for the fret three monhsAugust September anti
October, 1s5l--rere as annexed -
Cash received d.......................... slsl27 10
DeNuct esPenses 1850 &c
Net receipts in three mot tbs el1476 a.
-Bers at the rate Of eight and quarter per cent per
snnum On the cost Of that part Of the road in use
The counterfeit Eve delar bill the Claremon Bark
,isreuoot N. H., which has just made It's appearance
Considered by experts the most dangerous which has
.ver been Issued IL Is NEST admirably executed, de-
e.vpg even the sharp eyes Of the foreign money clerks
y the Suffolk Bank who received aes hundred
ionsrs Of the bills before they detected them Indeed
art sf the engraving has better finish In the counter.
et than In the genuine. The only difference which the
ommon observer notice is in the water in the prin.
ils Vgnette which, Ia the genuine Is very even the
gtt lines running almost horzoIssly In the counter
eit the water appears rough and to be covered
'iiA s' Ibe signature cf tbs. PRESIDENT, on the