The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07


There has been fair demand for foreign exchange for
remittance by the steamship Baltic Liverpool En-
gagements have been made for forwarding large
of specie, but the probability Is that but portion
Of It win be shipped. About half million Of dol
lars In gold win be exported by this steamer Quo
tations for foreign exchanges and for specie range
high and they regulate each other less they
20 up and down together. Domestic exchanges range
very low, and continue from week to week with the
greatest uniformity in rates Uncurrent money Is not
pressing upon the market in any quantity, and the de-
mand for the paper issues Of the banks Of this State
such to create slight scarcity in our own markets
and give the issues Of banks Of neghborng States
better chance to get into circulation. The free banking
Laws Of other States which have gone into operation
lately, win provide sound and strong paper currency
and give the people q the West safe circulating me-
dunn, which they have for long time been much in
want Of
The receipts Of the osdensburgh Railroad Company
for May, 1851 amounted to $37,o59 This shows gain
over April Of than $4,000 This unexpected
resu considering the advantages against which the road
has been obliged TO contend in competing for the West.
ern business The receipts since Jan L. have been In
round numbers-January, $1,000; February, 5000;
March, $4,000; April $4,000; May, $4,000.
The following gentlemen have been elected directors OF
the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining Company james
T. Jones, Geo. W. Savage, Alex. O. Harrington and VIM
O. squires. At subsequent meeting Of the board J.
Elnathan Smith was elected President; Richard Jones
Wee President; Samuel I. Jones' Treasurer and Alex
d Cumming Secretary.
The seventh annual report Of the Greensvle and Roa
poke Railroad Company exhibits the affairs Of the com
pany in light highly gratifying to the stockholders
without the aid Of the State they have constructed
their road relieved Il from debt and declaring
annual dividends Of and half per cent on their
capital stock Of 100000 Their receipts all sources
last year s37 ei 81 and their expenses amounted
TO s22s2e "a, leaving net income Of sl4G31 s. The
resucitation Of the Raleigh and CASTOR road strongly
urged in order to the continued prosperity Of the
Greenville and Roanoke road.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value o foreign dry goods entered at this port for con.
sumption for warehousing, and the amount withdrawn
from warehouse, for the week ending the 9Th inst:
MovrsuSrs ~ FoRrreS DRv Goops
hangtae,,res ~ Weot-woolens i27 packages, sel ,e32
stuff goods 49, 22os; worsted and cotton ye,tinrs
52s; worsted, "a 1914; danasl 8, 30l2 cotton and
worstei IL 2Ti0 nsrcs 3 Ti6 scrges a. $50; coatnss
1888 shawis, o, 1881; lustrings a. 1901; covers d
3446; blankets s1i s7,721; hose ~ 3oo merino 40
w ds sh 1re To- sove. 7. 2szi erayst' ~ 9os
. l525 rugs, IIs manufactures of, :, 273d-totsl,
7o3 packages s2ol.955.
Manufactures u Cotton cottons 20 packages $1,000;
cold do, do. 1906 prints, do, l2ll vcvets, IA do
a1Z2 muslins, do, O37 emb do DO sac cambrics
2 do spo laces do az hosiery. - do 3lOT; gloves
do 550 qultngs, do. 43G; drawers do 400. spool
Is do. 2ss2; webb, do 10l6; thread a. do. N Os9;
warp, l do 249; tassels do. 1O7; tapes do 26s;
fringes, do, 59 other manufactures II, packages
liza Total, 2J6 packages; S514j0
Manufactures ~ Sdk-Silk % packages 40 300: rib
bons a. do 30i03; velvets. do 5Gjl silk ana cotton
do 10 do 5Io0; aces. 10 do 030s silk and cotton do
edo. l2jl; handkerchief do, l05i; shawls, do
2523i SIR and wcrsted do ~ do, qOO6 cravats do
2p4li embroiderics, do, 2l26 satins, do, 4sS2;
grapes do. 1900 damask do 5009 silk aud cot ;
ten ~ 40 ll3il; elk and worsted II do. 10 D02, silk
and linen ! do llpl plush do. l,g2o; silk aud cot
ton 90 DO 41loi vcstings do, 2l62; silk and
ton 40 ~ 90, 5Us5i boiling cloth, do a1o gloves.
do, 1875 buttons 10 do, $40; tasSes do go. bind.
ings do 80 fringes, do, 753; twist. do. 5OI:
gimrs, do, Us; gaoors do. 22l; raw a Gt7;
ether manufacture Of 10 packages p6i3 Total 300
packages s2l2T6i
Manufactures ~ F7ar.-Linens 27p p,ckavcs val,a
$50 $50; do and cotton, o, S6l; handkerchief s7s
sambrics, B s43 lsces, 0oi thread IA 5G7i yar,
q o3s; manufactures Of 8, 5le-Totsi 3 pkrs! value
sso.356 f"e'' '"'"''
Miscellaneous Straw goods, 7Ipackages vslp All oas
feathers and flowers 8, 17p millinery L. 21j, snh,n
derry O. 1876 collars and COTS. I. 81: cravat. ~
vestings,S $50; leather gloves. Z, 1907: Mid 40 sst
pearl buttons l. 2es susperders g. 5g9; drutre,s n
1885; oil cloths, 2 216; mo plush a. 14s1 goatss al D
1910 hair cloth b ASA wearing apparel, 8 I655-ro.
sai. 100 pkgs; value, s3IS35.
Withdrawn from Ugr,Aosoe -Woolens, 8 packa1as
value, $500 cloths 2l cotton and worsted a. 3ll7