The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05
d O. EY m A n X K II.

The depression in the stock market continues as will
be by those who examine the variations in the quo
.ations There certain causes which may take
occasion to up hereafter that will probably
decline in many species Of stock for several days to-
come. What effect the Of the Empire City from
Havana, may have, of it is difficult TO ,ay but
the attempted revolution should prove DO success
full one, it must promote apprehensens OF further diff
cuities which Will bring about objects for specula
ion at the same time that 1t will depress the stock
kets OF the entire Atlantic board Without doubt the
extreme agitation OF several governments and OWE
among others at any prospect Of Cuba passing from the
crown OF SPAIN will affect all kinds of mediums for in
vestment There are also other a more local
and immediate home character which make he present
position Of the stock market caprice beyond expana
tion Keen sighted have not been at fault in thsi,
antcipstiors.
The money market is generally in en- easy condition
and would have been without the expectation OF
80 large amount as 81 100000 from California on
It's wey to the city The truth is that the recent panic
has about done all it do with the leading houses and
having given The warning which seemed requisite, con-
fdence is coming back to take the place of appre
hension and alarm. Considerable business paper has
been discounted today at ordinary rates and look
for very few quotations heavy Interest paid to
any Il is evidently the object Of parties to
keep the panic excitement alive but It Is fat stale and
and will soon be Improbable.
The receints at the Office f the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port TO day, amounted to SOS, 1872: payments
sss971 % Balance, S34l1,92 So
The following the receipts Of the Harlem Railroad
in August, 1851. compared with August, 1861
REoEIrrs NEW YoRK HARLEM RALuoAp
ADJUST 1901 S6l290 rs
io'V' '''''' '''''''''' '''.''''''.'''. seovi o.
Increase. .......... sll106 q
The Northern Liberties Gas Company, Pennsylvania,
have declared dividend from the profits Of the las;
half year. Of five per cent payable and aer the 10th
instant.
The Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company have de.
cared semi annual dividend of ten dollars per share
payable and after the 18th instant
The last annual report of the Norwich ard Worcester
Railroad Company gives the annexed receipts and
pendtures of the the year ending the aIst Of
May, ls5l:-
Norwich AND woRcrsrrR RAupoAp
Gross receipts from al sources. s2677oo SO
Expenses Repairs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 140362 2
Net Earnings. S1273S GO
Interest paid. 53656 81
Net Income. ................ s7aos2 80.
The report says that the disbursement for the year
have been larger for class of expenditures which will
be required for several years. especially as repairs
OF bridges concerned
srce the repor. OF this company for 1850 there have
been declared two semi-annuel dividends vz:-ope Of
"a PEI cent III January ast amounting 10 the sum or
Si3S43 TO- which upon the scrip stock on which
$50 per share had been paid including few shares OF
full stock another dividend OF "a per cent declared
the I'd instant and payable the 18TH amounting to tho
sum Of SIS $40 It. upon the scrip stock which PEI
share have been paid
The dividend declared in July $780, for The then past
months, amounted to s33S96 10 being az PER cent OF
the preferred stock which SIS per share lad beer
paid.
Div July 1850 ga Pc 81 BOG sos stock IS 500 500 80
Jan, 1901, "a I" " l,T3jTG0 " - 43343 10
" July 1851. Ia d" lss9940 2salo 10.
IL will be seen that had the dividend July 1850 been
upon the same amount of stock vs-s 94o as that
ofJuly 1851 1t would have amounted to but fraction
ever Ia per cent instead Of q. per cent.
The dividend for July 1851 less than that Of July
1850 s55s7 30.
The gross receipts for the elk months ending Nav 81
1851, exceed those Of the six months ending Nav 81
49, :. - ....s................ St,$3l &c
SAVING on the amount Of interest paid during
the past months, over that paid the came
period last year Observation-Disclosures. csos ne
Actual gain In means for the months w soo61 7s
The expenses for months ending May 81 ISL
mount TO-. SC7.hl5 20 for i230l3 miles run
same Time IN 1850. 5ia6d az for l0s2o5
Excess Of expenses. sl3ois IS for 157os ext m run
Ihe following table shows the items In which the ex-
pnses Of the past months vary from those Of the cor
responding lime ending Nay 81. 1850