The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-06

SUNDAY, October 5--0 Y. NJ
At the close market yesterday prices decided
y buoyant There transactions in all the lead
ing nciss advance prices current at the frs,
DO I'd and disposition exhibited 10 purchase at
the improvement. Norwich and Worcester advanced
az per cent; Reading Railroad, "a; Erie Railroad
Harlem Railroad. n There was an active demand fer
money, bat parties having heavy payments to make get
through better than they anticipated This is usually
the when hard day is expected The banks have
for several days past discounted freely it the
impression in the street that shall from Thu time out
have easier times The shipments of specie from this
port last week amounted TO $eS6e9 making the total
for he year s3 ss 100 The aggregate for the year will
not much exceed that rum.
The accounts from California continue good Nearly
two millions of dollars in gold dust, their way
here via Panama This will PROBABLY remain in the
country, and the banks show great increase ia
their supply Of precious metals The effect of this
not be ohsr wise than favorable The Prcmetheus
cm San Juan, brings twenty days later from Cali
Aornia From all parts Of the mining section, the
counts encouraging; and the attention Of miners
has recently been turned almost entirely to machinery
the probability is that the product will largely ncre
instead Of diminish The construction of machinery
for crushing the rock by water powe will enable miners
TO wok in sections which have hitherto neglected
There is doubt but that estimate Of average
shipment from San Francisco OF Eve millions Of dollars
per month from the first of September will be fully real
lied A few months would at this rate. nearly double
the amount Of specie held by bank; but large
amount Of gold dust destined for England this
port, we annot calculate upon such rapid in
our stock Of bullion There is, however doubt but
that within the next four five months receipts
viii be many millions than the exports. Beyond
thai we know nothing great accession Of specie
our present supply would, for a time, relieve
money markets, and 1t would also lead to another
expansion Of credits, to wal Of heavy importa-
tions, and in time, to another rcvulsion similar to
that just emerging from II is therefore,
impression that from the LIST of November to the 1t
Of Lay shall have better times than sitter that
In that six months there may he active movement in
the stock market and prices considerably higher than
those which have ruled for sometime past may b. real
and value of money that the sghtss. let up will give
great impetus to speculation and a time excitement
would high The prospect for the next six or seven
months Is decidedly in favor the bulls than he
bears and those who have been carrying large lots
productive fincies az great sacrifices Likely to be par
tally reinunerated at least.
The recsipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this pert yesterday amounted S6s712 "a; payments
SIS l56 bals sce s372 0e2 90 The total amount on
deposit to the dit the Of the United States
subject to draft IL the various repositories of the govern
ment, 90 the 2eth Of September, Sl5748470 S. or
this IS esi $50 was ia the Philadsphia Mint
The annexed statement exhibits the value of merchan
disc and specie imported into exported from th.
port in each Of the nine months previous TO October l.
1852
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