The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-09

have been the prime in this and the se
culaors Of Philadelphia have paid pretty dear ther
experience this time II impression time
since that improvement In prices for this stock wouo4
be realized and the result has shown the OF
our antcpations. The company have done largs bus
ness this year, but whether it will ,nnue this rate
or what prices been realized for coal transported
this year very little is known, Seven hundred and.
twenty four thousand hundred and fifty four tons
have been transported the railroad this year
against four hundred and eighy-one thousand, four
hundred and nne your tons to the date last year
This exhibits a great increase, which, L continued
through the season, will give net income sufh
cient to pay large dividends The tendency OF
prices is still upward, and it would not surprise
us to gee considerable advance in prices current
Harlem closed firm at quotations and very little
stock was offered Efforts being made to depres'
prices for this stock let in certain parties but
the probability is, they will not be successful When the
stock was five and eight per cent lower than il
clique Of capitalists tried to get prices lower so as &c
cone in and fill up their lists Instead the market
taking the they expected prices up rapidly and
the consequence is that they will have to pay well for
the stock ii they enter the market purchasers Since
that time the earnings of the road have been much,
greater than anticipated that there is chance any
depreciation and those whs in of the stock for
investment for speculative purposes would dc
well to purchase at once. Gator Company advanced
per cent yesterday afternoon We have received the
last annual report. and shall in a day two. when
have space give it attention We have nothing
to report in relation to other stocks There has
been important movement in any of them and prices
remain without material alteration.
within the pat three four weeks several faures
have been in the leading departments bust
and speculation They have had however very lit
tie effect upon business generally, aud by
to be cond, criterion Of the condition ct the
mercal classes in this any other part OF the
Try Spectators in land, in cotton ia stocks, in
any thing at high prices, must, later have
fall There is limit the operations Of Lis class
operators. With small capital they purchase i'm
quantities Of property and when they ge. into
tight place and find all their fine calculations melting
away all their magnificent visions wealth dis
appear desperation drives them st deeper into Difficult
ties and in their efforts to escape, they adopt the most
dihonorabe MEANS invariably, however, without
Desperate diseases require desperate remedies, is the
maxim of many am events in the hnanci world
illustrate TIE truth q that practice The financial and
commercial classes a- haJy III 4 sctad and strong
position and the failures which OCCASIONALLY occur are
~ consequence, ard shave of influence upon
the Such uspension~ take place
in the midst the best 0, taes create very little
remark in business circles In the rapid progress
making in all that is calculated to dcyelope naturL
and the advantages Of geographical posi-
ton the face Of the earth mus. expect to meeS
with slight checks in the shape Of revusons; but
thing short Of such reyuson passed the
try in 1887, retard in the least onward
Land and cotton SPECTATORS may 20 down in platoon
and they will be lost sight o. in the and nearly
as soon forgotten.
We have recciveda copy Of book containing the
complete and comprehensive commercial and banking
tables have embracing time simple Interest,
unexired time and interest interest current,
time and averaging compound interest scientific dis
count both simpe and compound annual in come and
annuity tables equa y adapted to the currencies Of all
commercial nations the true intrinsic value Of gold
and silver coins and the standard weights and
Of all countries also American, English French ans
German exchanges together with the exchange OF Brazil
and the importation q Rio coee-arranged with refer
the harmonizng Of the and exchange
Of the world by r. Mongon cry Bartlett Of Cincinnati
Nothing u the kind complete has before beer
offered to the commercial world Its tables contain all
the intricate calculations that usually arise in the
money the averaging Of accounts for settlement in
the estimate Of the value Of rents dowers annucs ia
&c. The entire field appears 20 be- embraced and
scarcely anything remains to be performed by others
Its results condensed that Ia difficult conceive
how they be further simpIifed In figures and pre-
practical value at the time, they seem
simple that the tyro of the counting house can
readily become familiar with their use single page
couple Of pages present the results of all the
sactions Of bank in the way Of discounts for month
half dozen pages contain all the transactions that can
ordinarily arise in either American sterling French or
German exchange, whether at premium discount
and whether the individual desires to invest In Of
realize
Books for subscriptions to increase the capital Il
the Farmers Bank Of Kentucky, will be opened the
office Of the Ohio Life aud Trust Company No - Wal
street Thursday, the 18th Of June Five thousand
shares, Of hundred dollars each will be offered Tho
Farmers Bank Of Kentucky incorporated by the
Legislature Of that State the 10th day Februsry
1860 to supply In part tho legitimate the State
for banking capital The requisite amount Of capital wac
paid In In gold and silver nd the bank into opera
ton at Frankfort aud at the several branches the
14h day Of November 1850 ON the a1st Of March 1851
(but little than four months after commencing ope
rltions) the condition Of the books a aunexsi:-
fAESERs' BANK o. KENTvcXY-MsHcIL Illl.
Notes discounted ............... sl5ai23 -
Bills Of exchange. .............. 4IGsST %
so0iClo as
Ear king houses, vaults, aud furniture. -lSB -
Due from banks. Observation-Disclosures. Sjl g.
Gold and silver 1soSg %
Ds Of other banks. eI..3l 90