The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23


sicky yson the bulb or tsave between aep Francisco
ana New York will DO by the way q Nisaragus. The
Sasc line Of by this rones has lately been in
by the arrival out OF the steamships s. Lewis
and Pioneer; and the arrangements contemplated for
mshing this the cheapest sud peaaptest well as the
quickest route will sccn be complete. Dauphin Coal
Company Is steadily recovering from the recent
deprs, sion Pennsylvania Coal Company Is also
booking up again Delaware and Hudson advanced
today, with email sales We notice small saos
~ Montgomery Mining Company NEARLY every day,
at about the same price There appears to be pur-
shasers for all that is offered indicating considerable
soaddtnce the part of buyers There were no sales
OF New Jersey Zinc at the first board to-day At present
The demand is active and little stock il Che market
rhe company about experimenting in its Franklin
ito and anticipate most favorable results At the
nrst board Delaware and Hudson advanced per cent,
Ference and Ktyport u Dauphn Company u. Penn
syl,ania Coal Company u; Norwich and Worcester q,
Harlem r. Reading Railroad a. Erie Bonds (1S71) de-
eliDed q per cent.
At the second board the market pretty well sus-
tanned. considering Wall Is OF the hottest
places in the city and icomparativcly cool spots tho
thermometer ranged betw =. 90 and 100 degrees Della
and Hudson advanced y per cent Canton Company
"a Dauphin Company /, Reading Railroad Ia, Erie
Railroad 4 Harlem q.
The receipts Mt Office OF the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to day, amounted to s155126 46; payments
$13 163 S9-balance, 50 590.d5S 90.
The Astor Fire Insurance Company have declared
semi-snpual dividend Of Ave per cent the Columbus
and Xcnin Railroad Company ten per cent the Laco-
mia Manufacturing Company four per cent Pcpperell
Manufacturing Company, four per cent.
There viii be sold at auction tomorrow, (Friday) the
23d instant at the Merchants Exchange at the
f0llcwing railroad bonds and shares =
$4,000 bonds Mansfield and Sandussy City Railroad,
Ohio
$4,000 bonds Chester Valley Railroad Pennsylvania
100000 bonds Saratoga and Washington Railroad
New York
$3.50 COO bonds Vermont Valley Railroad.
100000 shares Vermont Valley Railroad capital stock.
These all first class first mortgage per cent
coupon bonds and doubt will, under existing favor
able circumstances, bring good prices The Mansfield
and san6uky City Railroad bonds, for fifty thousand
dollars have but short time to run being redcenable
1862 The road Is fifty miles long and ia in
tive successful operation its length These bonds
part of issue Of $7300O0 The capital stock Of
the company is S95oo0o Upwards of sixteen hundred
thousand dollars have been expended the road the
whole of which has been mortgaged for the security
Of the bOndhoders.
The steamship Uuited States from Aspinwall bring
ten days later from California She has not much
gold dust freight the hands of passengers The
Golden Gate Panama FROM San Francisco. brought
down nearly million and hsf Of gold dust freight
The Ell Dorado is her way this port, fro As
tinwaH with most OF the geld The accounts Cali
feTna continue encouraging There had been nearly five
and ba millions Of gold dust shipped from sao Fran.
cisco during the month Of June This is equal to any
previous month since the discovery Of the gold mines
The production throughout the year likely be unu
sasly large.
The annual report of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company Just published gives very satisfactory
Of the road and its future prospects The directors
have succeeded spite of many obstacles 10 completing
= connection with Chicago city destined TO become the
conveying point Of passengers from the whole north
ana from large portion Of the west The
petition Of the Michigan Southern Railroad not il is
believed likely to do injury TO the Central while it
expected The completion Of the great Western road
through Canada be finished year and the increase
OF from the south and via Chicago will make
& still more profitable
The gross receipts for the year ending Nay 81 1852,
S05 1s4 l5 expenses $40 $50 81 interest S274,
37o g. net earnings 1920 oS376; surplus from last year
S7o3i2S3; amount applicable to dividend S4o6 2o6 AZ
from which dividend of IA per been paid lcEv-
ing the credit Of income balance of 81 5S A.
compared with 1851 the gross earnings exhibit gain
Of Slos1s9 so; the increase of $40 OBJ II
and the net earnings gain Of $50 COS 5s.