The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
M ON e Y ARK EFT.

FHipAf3 NV NO r. m.
There was an active time in the street day and the
bulls n.e getting the steam up pretty fast Railroad
bonds we're ia msnd at the first board and the sales
were larger than we have noticed for many weeks.
pretty general advance realized and the transactions
we're principally for cash, At the first board Delaware
Hudson improved Il per cent Canton Co. 1; Portsmouth
Dry Dock q; Cary Imp Co.. al Nicaragua Transit q;
Penn. Coal Co., u; Erie Railroad "a; Long Island Il.
Reading Railroad declined "a per cent. At the second
board the upward movement continued and strengthened
the the large lots of stock offered
Canton Company went up per cent Nicaragua Transit
"a; Cary Imp. Co., q; Erie Rsilroad al Hudson River
Railroad, "a Long Island, al Stonington Railroad u
Cumberland Coal Company was in moderate request at
the first board but at second entirely neglected
There appears to be something in the movements
of this company, loose In the financial arrange
mens Of the The purchase Of the property oil
the Maryland Company has not been upon such favor
able terms represented and the facts Of the case
are gradually leaking out The Nicaragua contro-
very has not had much effect on the market value
Of the stock. The Transit Company appear to have
apprehension Of unfavorable termination OF the
dispute. The government OF Nicaragua have been un
fortunate the selection of arbitrator aud the proba
by Is the points at issue will not be satisfactorily set
tied until complete change il made The long drawn
correspondence between the parties does not
to much and only to show the private feelings OF
those er gagged We have doubt the government o,
Nicaragua properly represented in this affair the
company would meet them fair and just grounds when
short time would suffice to adjust and arrange the
whole matter. Erie Railroad is moving up steadily and
1t is said permanently. The parties concerned in the
upward movement known rs the happy family
andsso long as they remain united, there will be
reaction in prices For time past contest has
been going on between the longs and shorts and they
wore 40 eousllv divided that prices remained almost
torsy. The two interests have been amsg and
there is now no opposition The Philsdslphs clique still
regulate Long leland The movement Is not active
1t was q week two since but the large holders continue
to be large purchasers, and long demand from
that source holds out prices wi without doubt be
tanned Speculation in stocks generally is daily becoming
more ective and buyers numerous than We
have seen for long tine.
The receipts at the office OF the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, to day, amounted to S70l payments
$3.50 E56 1e--bslance So 5o0,T26 Is.
The importation into this port day Nsv 10th has
been as follows Dry Goods-eo7 pkgs., steamer Asia
Drugs73 cssks cream tartar lib boxes quorce paste
casks -four sulphur 80 bbs geDtian root II bbls
lavender Z bbls. antimopy 65 casks orange flower
water s5s bds nquorce root. Dyes--73 casks nader
Fruit-l765 boxes lemons $4,000 oranges 100 bbs
prunss SGT casks do 2Si bbls almonds 70 bbls, wal
nuts Hides-13 boxes Lead--1s,7S4 pigs Marble
70 blocks. oi-5l2 baskets; I75 cases Paints-s casks
verdigris. soap-se7 boxes seed--5o bags. Salt
1o4l5 bushels Spirits casks 27e halves 34s ora
26l bbls. brandy Winet casks; 20 halves 6s4 qrs 2
bbs. 2i5 baskets 37i3 cases; 145 boxes cordial.
The steamship Asia from Liverpool brings three days
later intelligence from Europe In financial and com
mercia! Affairs ,heIs 10 poh!lg aeS The ydnsps mar
kes remain without material alteration both regards
prices and transac.ioua cuo'attm fcs Aavfo secu