The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-28
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ton in quotations for the leading fancy Aocks although
the transactions have been large and the market at times
considerably excited The smaller class OF stocks have
fallen of rer cent and have been unusually quiet
We cannot satisfactorily account for this state Of things
particularly when Of the larger class # stocks
much inflated The steady improvement going in
the money market and the with which loans
gotated, should have favorable Influence upon the
low priced upon the high priced stocks Speculation
is at present attracted to the leading railroad
rifles, and the prospect Of advance of impor.
tance in some Of them is sufficiently good to draw in a
number Of heavy operators. Harlem and Norwich
have repeatedly remarked have wide margin for m-
proyement in marke. value before they reach their in
trnsc value Erie Railroad is high encugh-probably
high 1t viii go at presentmuch higher than 1t should
be. and selling for much more than it is really worth
Reading Railroad is subject to all the fluctuations la the
coal trade. The Schuylk Canal Company is determined
upon spirited competition in prices for transportation
and the Reading company cannot above its published
rates and must secretly make the most favorable
possible to business whether 1t Is profitable
not Long Island il gradually sinking down 10 what it
Ii about WORTH but there has been very little doing in the
stock lately. There is important feature connected
with the movements Of any other stock on the list
The earnings Of the Vermont Central Rairoad Com
pany for March 1851, amounted TO $3.50 U.s. against
s16075 q for the corresponding month in 1850 showing
increase Of sSl e5 81 for the month this ycarequa
to about Io5 per cent.
The State Of North Carolina, and corporations within
the State, in the market for about 81 900 900
The State waits $4,000 Of which $40 600 Is intended to
pay instament on plank road and $4,000 to meet
existing debts Of the State. The Deep River Company
want $4,000 the town OF Wilmington 10000 to pay
it, subscription to the Manchester Railroad and the
Manchester Railroad Company ssoopo, mortgage Of
all its property.
ly he ~ the AL lotn-
rary. made a recent meeting held In ct Louis that
since its organization in March 1850. instrumental
veys have been made q three TO the GaseonaIe
river all Of which practicable but the line has been
located for only about forty miles IL being deemed unad
ysatle 10 decide upon the route until another stn
l. made to obtain from Congress donation OF Land to-
ward the Of the read The cost of the por
ton located is estimated at about 81 900 600 including
lands for building at st. Louis Land damages superstrue
ture building machinery and The amount Of pri-
vae subscriptions to the stock, thus far, is s5 100 and
Of subscriptions by cities and counties, STA ccomaSing
fetal Of S115soo0 leaving s3s 600 to BE- obtained
the issue Of bonds In Is favor by the STATE The
Law for that purpose as II passed the Legislature Of Mis-
som provided that when 81 100000 q the sosppanys
stock had been subscribed for the Governor should
issue and liver to the company $4,000 Of the bonds Of
the STATE running twenty years and bearing sir per
interest for every $4,000 collected and expended
amount Of these bonds Is not TO exceed 81 10000 and
security to the State for the pay ment Of the annual
interest and the ultimate redemption u the principal Of
thse Lends the company 70 mortgage their rad aud
it, 10 the sise from time time as IA.
bonds are issued and accepted hy the company.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of certain
articles exported this port distinguishing de
nation and extent Ct shipment 70 each place
Co,nrNor % Perr o. NV YoKK.-wr1ur Fxrorr.
nal lie LkV. F0Wa
bales o. manufactured tota eco lb a. is Gour bbls
1919 whele OIL gallons 1920! ivory black casks, l0l
essence, onses, 10 bc,f ticrce~ ga rtAye., 1000
cheese he, 1886 gum, bbis 90 Pumps, terees, 10
,onSg. nss hIa . .s 10 s ns Pr d,.
quarter catks 80 ditto. ocayes a. nspialtnrn casks
10; tobacco, bales, u rhutarh easks. -
LssrJooi-Iotton hal1s. 800 corn bushels, l2G19;
horn tips. Lars "a besSwsx, package. 10 -four bbls
215O Iork, ibis, 80 Lard he. @SsooT naval Stove
OH, parff EnsiauS.--Nh,al stores btls iaoi; pro.
Visions, ueice-. - stayes i3oto lard, lts, II DO
-four. bbls.. TO Ice, tons, ls5.
Iia,ts-Cotton. bales 243 slaves - 90 lard bid
: tobacco hhds 20 water eosAs, = timber, ivct
Ivus0a -rttAsLes, Casks. ~; FIsrm candles boxSs
20; naval ,tor,s, tits 30, loeWo,d, ,cas, 10.
iaetsrr = eiton, tai,s .5o' rice. eosks, 2cs whale
sprm eandies boxes, 4 horns LOO DO uPs bags l..
slh.. cases. 4
Gihoter. Gotten taes ia; perm eardies box.s.
10; totatco hlds ~ tav,s' At3o, Manufactured To-
tseco btAss IL; drugs Pkg, o. sspars. n 80.
S4aata-Bun gallons. lss9; naval store tnls, 40.
hti, tt.. 1oo, say,s, 2ooo; cotton. bale. 10 o.
Nhale salons, 81 canary seed bags 81 icswood,
1ris,i,-Cottou iales ilts: naval .toses. bbls -.
its az, coffee. bags 81: sTan wvod tpu- II:
rtIpcr, ta2s, -, ssgars. 10 eco wool. talrs. T.
Itliith Aorih .4motoaH Coeritt-pctk ths. 5lo..
four TILE. lS4s corr, buhtis. is0, neal, bbis
ell; fyc meal ttls 254 thip-ifead Lbs. 20. ploughs
q, ttrf blls =, manufactured to6ac 20. me- 1p.3
Iti,h - htts-Matchss. lrg-s. 80, pails dozen.
~, lurts ~, ncur, TILE ltsl ezra meal 2l3 butter,
y 4Slli eleCsc sM9, ham t'el iapgr re,a- 10;
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