The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21
MON Ely RK K r.

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There Is nothing in the stock market to-day. 1t
opened and closed heavy and there disposition
buy. The bears offered good deal stock ami made
great efforts press down prices Their operations
aimed particularly at Erie and Reading Roalroad; but
quotations do not show that they met with much
The good sound dividend paying railroad stocks
firm and steady, and very little stock offered The
approach Of the dividend duy has, doubt a
dency to sustain prices but of the companies
will be able from their increased earnings increase
their next semi annual dividend holders by no
disposed to sell and will wait all events the
dividends, whatever they may be- Stocks of purely
fancy nature are heavy. and tending downward They
have sustaining power. and must upon the slightest
agitation Of public confidence down rapidly 1t is
however impression that they would fall into strong
hands, even at a moderate depreciation. A panic may
not overtake holders but stocks which have actual
value find but temporary resting places and sub
iect to violent fluctuations The very heavy
ut the close and the indications the most IA
vorable character Outsiders appear be particularly
sensitive and cautious and hesitate about operating
full that something might turn up that would send every
thing down on the We no immediate for
this apprehension and believe that the public mind viii
become settled again in a few days
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to-day amounted to sl22 437; payments
$3.50 351 42-balance S2,47s,O63 20.
The steamship Pacific, for Liverpool Saturday viii
take out nearly and half million of dollars in
specie Engagements have already been made for thir
teen hundred thousand dollars The shipments will be
made principally insAmercan gold. This added to the
previous shipments since the LIST Of June the az
grgate Elk millions Of dollars during the first three
weeks II the month The steamship Brother Jonathan
arrived to-day from Chagres with about 100000 of gold
dust freight and in the hands of passengers The Che
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million more which viii make good again forine
supply.
There have been this important deyeope-
ments the capabty ofthc hitherto neglected lands
Long Island for agricultural purposes 1t shown that the
lands in Suffolk county susceptible Of high state
cultivation those In other parts the island and
the Long Island Railroad depends for its the
increase of settlements the island and improvements
N agriculture.
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool brings tire,
days later intelligence from all parts Of Europe The
news In financial and commercial pout Of view, Is not
important but rather favorable than otherwise. The
cotton markets without material alteration
the impression in Liverpool that bottom had been
touched and that prices had reached about the lowest
point for the present at least The Niagara brou yht out
understand reesmations for large shippers Of
cotton in this country the effect Of which will be In
few days 1t Is estimated that the aggregate deficiency
between advances made and the market value Of cotton
will amount 10 at least Eve millions Of dollars Tha.
amount will be pretty extensively distributed and may
not fall very heavily upon many houses. It will, how
ever without doubt failures, aud much
embarrassment among others The reports CT other
Liverpool markets by the Niagara do not show any
change way tho other They duh aud de.
pressed, and likely 10 continue Financial eiars
Improving. CoDsos firm, end bullion In the Bank
Of England slowly increasing The panic in the railway
market had partially subsded, and confidence in the
future value q shares steadily extending.
The receipts q the Vermont and Railroad
Company in May, 1851, amounted to s17,3Is 35 sane
month last year S1ii42 3s receipts in i've months
s76tC2 a; tune last year Sg2452 0-aln nearly
Is per cent 81 $40 o. These are the fve iightest
months Il the year. The remaining months
bnee the period q the largest aud most profitable
<cipts The Vermont alley road connecting at Bellows
Pals with all the northern lines, and with New York
city ty the Vermont and Massachusetts Connecticut
aud New Haven reads, will b. opened for public trav,
Monday next.
The receipts q the Boston and Providence Railroad
Company for the past fiscal year amounted 70 $3.50 $40 81
Expenditure for sane period. ls42sl -
Net revenue. ........................S $3.50 535 -
All payments q interest are included in the above
sta,nnt q expense aud the result shows profit Of
ca per cent GA the capital
The receipts Of the ousatonic Railroad Company ~
a.. month u Nay. 1851 amounted to f2l53o CO.. same
rtnth ast 80 o7p 35 increase this year 100 Is
Equal TO y per cent.
The Annexed stst. ment exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry gccls entered this port for con-
sumption fr varehousins, aud the amour. withdraw
noni stvehouse. for The week ending June 10th: =
MoyEarvss y Fourrav DpY Goeps
S-',ifacimts y Cotton -Ccttous los packages value
~ a5G, cnor"d 10. h 1886 ptints. 4gs; muslins
2so; embroidered do ~ $40 vclysts ~; 6G85. tam
hourcd LAYS; shawls 6s h1udGerchiefs 3l1: vest
Ing. llooi ho'ery r. 7ti gloves 8 400 cuttings
Q, l0l5, spool ~. tG2; webb 11l9; hns l. 2l0
yarn 3ls; purses, 4 lSS shirts O. i.3l other m anu
Eeur,s q cotton. 4, ~. Tots. 3Ol packages; value
SCI 1871.
MANUFACTURES II Fsor-Lncus pj packages. value
81 'S2; do and cotton. ~ 900. handkerchief 039
lActs 4 2Cti. thread y iiU hosiery 2Os b,bl,n4
z AL othr manufactures Of Gax. o, 7l5 Total 1872
packages; value, s37
n S silks 2ss packages value s2g1 s,s
ribbons So tSl57; laccs 2 l2ll; satns q - 2lt vel
vets % 2ls37 sik aud cotton do III 7ll1 velvet rib
tons y 1915 rlush II. gill shawis l. ojO scsrfs l.
Grape le40 vestings l. 1lS3; silk AMI cotton do %
ava; k aud worst a damask . ais; six AMI worst
ed ~ IHl slk ana cotton. % l0Bgi, hosiery. 500
fioN's Nti' NUTS !, $40 buttons g. ll2j twist 2
20 facets, tsJi gimps !, 5i1 fring's l. Isl; raw.
1ss' other nnnu'netures q silk - 2jlga Total 57s
lo.pjo.tmes Il roo-woolens rs packages value st1
fso cloths ~ des41 rots a775 vestiug s. 3O0;
fttds 10 sS14i damaek, Z 3205 cotton anl worsteds
100 c22i6; cotton and val 4. id5: Il, tincs - 54i5
sraoas ~ 24Oi ustrvs !. UO4 lasting. st; pl,ils
SCI; stocknets, IA covers 1871. blankets no.
1883; SHIRTS aud drawers l. 3yS pat,iny ga7 S,izss
IA 2E0; hosiery. H. Ri murine DO j O,l. gloves
us; mitts = 5tS, Jackets l. -: yarn 2gls htnI
ing g. tts; carg,tiug 2Cg7: fancy 40 III iJsif tb-
nsnufacturcs Fl p s91-Total 10 rlesagos; ytae.
s2lSo5l
si,e.gaous-s, straw gods packages value $50. a..
tifcial feathers Hnd flowers 3 3Biat cnbs iers sl-
heather gloves, . Tn20. Nil D.. goa; saats hair
sppar,l s $50: sut ucudprs, T. I19I. button s.uNs i
LII drugrc,s 100, ~ cloth . 4t5-tot4 IS pack.