The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MorpAy. Nov ls-6PM
There was more busyancy In the stock market this
morning than We have noticed for several days With
an active demand for all the leading fancies prices
Throughout Improved Long Island is still moving up
ward and the bulls have things all their way 1t
has touched points which have not been realized for
wears and purchasers present prices are only
who are compelled to take In delivery ON matured
contracts. Nicaragua in demand to day, and ad-
vsneed fraction. This stock Is largely distributed
that combined can be perfected for
psnsion. In other stocks there is nothing beyond
the binary speculaions Of the day AT the first board
todsy, Nicaragua advanced 4 per cent Erie Railroad
"a Long Island "a Harlem u; Norwich ana " orces-
ter "a At the second board the speculative feeling was
stronger and more general An advance In nearly every
stock realized with large transactions Nicaragua
went ur u per cent; Cumberland Coal Company, y;
Erie Railroad. IL; Hudson River Railroad l. stoning
tor u: Norwich and Worcester y; Harlem, u; Cary
Importation Company, u. The market closed firm at
cur quotations with an active de mand for stocks.
The Board Of Brokers adjourned this afternoon to
Wednesday morning, go as to enable the members to
ion in the funeral ceremonies in honor of Daniel Web
ster There viii be partial suspension Of business
throughout the city.
The steamship Atlantic from Liverpool brings four
DAYS later intelligence from all parts OF Europe The
news is Interesting and important. The cotton market
at the latest date steady but with less activity than
previously existed. Bresdsu were firm at former quo
tatiors In financial affairs there had been change
Consols closed at 1ooh, which slight improvement.
The returns the Bank OF England for the week ending
October Esd show increase Of f27ol in the rest;
562 100 in the private deposits and flsS57o ON the
notes in and decrease Of fs16o5 in the rates
issued 944e 222 in the public deposits; f5029 in the
seven day and other bills 500 in the private securi
- i'm and bulii and in he
active circulation.
The receipts the Office of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to-day amounted to $50 OCT SO; payments
S4sS7o "a balance S5549.o63 20
The earnings of the Cleveland Columbus and Cincin-
natl Railroad Company for the month of October, 1852
amounted TO sos 900 % against 66 o2o TO- for the
month in 1851 Increase s2996l S6-equal to fory-sx
per cent
1t is stated that shoenberper, the Oldest iron maker in
Pennsylvania Riley Matthews Co.. of Pittsburg and
number enterprising capitalists in New York Boston
and Philadelphia are organizing company, with
ST 600 coo capital to embark very extensively in the
manufacture Of iron rails at Johnstown, Cambria
county, Pa.
The mportatons into this port to day-Nov. 15-were
a. follows Butter, $50 rkins; cement bbs.; coal
$50 tons; coffee, ASS bags dyes, les eco lbs logwood
drugs IL casks ammonia; % chests gum do; 10 bales
Persian berries chests gum; 40 casks soda ash; 20 bbs
potash dry goods 665 pkgs per steamer Atanc 37s per
Queen of the West hides 3; hhds sated hides 50 casks
skins iron 2sl bars railroad iron 12,2i7 bars; 5311
bids; 124 bdls sheet; 100 tons pig; metal, 500 bis
metal copper; oil las castor; 224 casks
whale 70 casks pseed; paint 20 bbls red lead porter
100 casks spetr 6467 plates seed 60 bags sugar IS
hhds 334 boxes; steel 100 cases, % bds salt 14l3
bushels tin 5l73 boxes; tobacco 1902 bales; zinc 81
casks sheet.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of certain articles other than dry goods into this
port during the week ending including Friday Nov IL
1859 -