The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

SsTrRpAY, May I-6PM
The stock market remains without animation rbe
leading railroad stocks In moderate request at cur
rent quotations, they gradually absorbed by out,
sidcr who buy for permanent investment Government
and state stocks daily speculsted in to moderate
extent. but the amount in the market is limited Re.
m,tanees have lately been made to Europe Of Untec
states securities 10 full orders but the Govern
ment stocks to foreigners Is small compared with what il
was twelve or eighteen months since There Is evident
ly growing case in tn, money market California hss
given Us this year, thu far gold than expected
and the prospects exceedingly good for the rest Of the
year There msy be nc great speculative movement In
fancy stocks generally but 1t IL impression that
prices will gradually work up, and before the season .
over, rule considerably above current rates
The receipts at the oce II the Assistant Treasurer o.
this port, to-day, amounted to slo5214 0s payments
S26s22 o. Of which $4,000 on account Of Mexca
swards-bslance, $500 ,asG 20.
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool brings very IN
favorable commercial intelligence The decline In ,oor
had produced panic which had abae ed much when
the steamer left. The market remained unsettled and
further decline anticipated Quotations for bread
stuns were without change, and financial affair. were Ia
healthy state Consos were arm at previou, prices
The steamship Arctic or Liverpool carried out SIa5os
in specie aud about onehusdrcd and nfty passengers
The amount Of coal transported ON the I.sAinc rau.
road durisg the week crdng the 22d inst was s4ax
tons previously e3o+S ons; total Ga SOL tons Sam.
time last year, sol3s tns increase this year 2343cs
tons Quantity transpoted on the schuylkl II canal dur
ing the week 1851. tons; prcyious, Sc OILS tom.
total, 1ols3l ton1
The receipts q the xsd,sr and Lake Erie railroad
Tor the month Of April So, were s3lsIl 81 against
siss - showing an over last year Of so42 IS
Additional machinery l. sbut to b. started ON tn
AmoeEesg corporation at Manchester; And the new a.
rtTr
ton.
In NtrtA Carolina there nieteon banks having IN
the aggregate capital q So 10000 circulation Of So
100000, and specie 10 the ament Of 81 100000 ir
Georgia there are seventeen, wh,e eapita, amounts to
s5,Sca2i5, circulation $4,000 oo al specie siecoooo
and in South Carolina fourteen, he joint capital q
which Il Nials3 the ereulatio, 81 900 600 aud tie
specie $4,000
The Board u Aldermen, q Louis,le Kentucky have
passed ordinance Tor subscribn 100000 to tn
Nashville and Louisville railroad copany; ysoocoot
he paid by taxation, and the bonds the city having
thirty years TO run, 70 be given for II balance
The electors q the city Of Dsytoroho have voted d
by majority a 6Ss 10 lend the bons Of thu city nc
$4,000 to the Dayton and Western Iilroaa Company.
to enable them TO hnish their roed intshs city
The New Jersey Exploring and Ming Company ats
meeting he'd 81 Their Office In Newark, TUESDAY the
2Vh inst elected the following directorfor the ENSUING
year. James l.. curtis, samue Jonsesamt..i Fowler
Richard Jones Alexander Q. Fsrringtn william c
Squire and George W r., we. At saseQ aant meet
Ing Of the board q directors james LGsrtis re.
elected President -,mud Fowler, Vice pesidsnt; ct
Jones, Treasurer and G'.-se W. savas, Secretary N
The company have rcccn.y added . and more
powerful steam ensne 10 their works, are now en
abed to make two three tons Of their white paint PEI
day and they about double the num.er Of retors
80 TO materially increase the quantity vhich they
ran accomplish At trnins additional esp-n,e The,
orders for the paint VIC learn considerably In az
q the product principally from the large cIiiss
1t Is sc beginning 70 Be generally used 1t the south
and we, for painting Vie steamboats, plying Upon thc
waters