The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12

M O N r Y NJ A IL X r. II.

THURSDAY, March ll-s Y. NJ
Thc fances continue quite active and prices stiil
moving upward large portion Of the transactions
time, principally buyers option. Al the hrst board
Harlem went up . per rent; Long Island. =. Reading
RR. y; Morris Canal, y; Dauphin Coal 90, * Zinc
Co declined n per cent; ~. Lawrence Mining 90, a;
Canton Co. y; Edgeworth, =. We scc no indications Of
any class Of spectators entering the market The
brokers in the street have tho whole field to themselves,
and outsiders do not feel disposed 10 interfere with them
There plenty Of sellers In the market but they
not the regular bears They principally large holcrr
who have the stock ready for delivery at the maturity OF
their contracts and will be compelled to enter the
market purchasers. The present movement Is OF an
extraordinary character and liz will end all such
mutations do In explosion collapse. At tho second
board the market well maintained and closed Arm at
quotations current In the morning Holders Of tn large
leading faneies afraid to sell nr unless the pur
chaser is of large and undoubtcd RESPONSE
blty time that win sound the depth Of spccuators'
pockets at hand and would be- well enough for
sellers to look to the character Of their contracts half
Of the heavy purchases made within the past week.
time buyers option, will not be worth fraction IL
would be better for sellers time sellers option TO
close up their contracts at particularly where they
have stocks in hand The danger of waiting IL too
great.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted to S1e5o58 IS; payments
$136 2s8 05-balance, $2577,070 80 This shows large
receipts from customs and Of large importation
Of goods
The Lawrence Manufac turing Company have declared
dividend Of three per cent
Anew banking association has been organized under the
general law at West Troy with capital of two hundred
thousand dollars and named the Bank of West Troy 1t
will 60 into operation the LIST of May next under the
management Of Ferdinand +. suydam President. and
| and Albert c, Gunnison Cashier.
The Board q Public Works Of Ohio have reduced the
tolls the Miami Canal from Cincinnati to Dayton, 10
two mills per mile all articles and from Dayton to Gin
inn att to half mill mile being reduction of from
to ss m fa "sh The osss IS to 2" riS
he Cincinnati and Dayton abroad
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company for the month of February. amounted to
s1s036 SO, against S165S0 So for the corresponding
month last year, showing an increase Of ST. This
will not offset the deficiency in January this year. that
the aggregate for the two months this year. is lcss than
for the same months in 1851 The probability is that
the road will do better summer bust this year than
last and it may make such connection with through
land route to Boston that will be Of immense
! to it's finances.
The revenue ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, for the month Of February 1852, amounted to
$122075 49, Of which 500 $40 50 from the main STEM
! and SOS 225 II from the Washington branch
railroad convention Is to assemble In Baltimore the
18th int which occasion the Hon John p Kennedy
baltimore, will submit report recommending the extern
sion Of the Baltimore and Suquchanna Railroad to the
pennsylvania line bill has been introduced In the Lc-
gslature Of Pennsylvania authorizing tho extension from
the pennsylvania line to the Dauphin Susquehanna
Railroad The proposed point Of junction is seven miles
and half from Harrisburg The people of susquehanna
county are said to be unanimously in the euer
prise, and will doubtless, contribute literally towards 1t
The junction Of the two roads Immediately on the lands
Of the Daupbn Coal Company is of great Importance to
that concern
The operations of the branch mint at New Orleans
during the month Of February, were us annexed =
BRANCH MINT, NEw ORLrASs-Drposfrs AND CorSAor.
FEBRUARY, 1852
-. pEPosIrs
cod; Sis257o 90, Of which $474.O9l &c was
CIR. - S,iu S4S25o1 %
SILVER; si6os4 81 OF which S272s oa parted
iioAu S"n'oihAa goa. .... 1904 SO
Total amount Of deposits ... sos 6sl 81
h
~ $500 uVnpW 'aprs.s .xlIOp0O 90
t'Ei.s.... ................ l2OuJO OO
54.ooV quarter eagles. INSTRUMENTATION. 10000 90
45o0 pieces Total coinage $500 ooo q,
NO delivery of silver coin.
Inc DIVISION OF coinage shown above much better
than exhibited in the report Of the mint in PHILADELPHIA