The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
MMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARK e r.

FRIDAY, March 90 r. NJ
There was more active demand for the leading fan
ces at the first board to-day and better prices OBJ
tanned The most prominent fancy the list at this
moment is Nicaragua Transit Stock which has advanced
lately more rapidly than any other few weeks ago
the market price about twenty Sales have since
been made at fifty 1t Is said that dividend Of three
four per cent will he paid in May next There appears
TO be good number Of shares in the market and tho
sellers have doubt great desire to get rid Of the
stock other parties have TO purchase The advance
has been too rapid and too great to be sustained and
must look for reactions, which will enable Of those
who have sold at high prices to in again, if they
wish depreciation. The advance to-day at the first
board was four cent. Erie Railroad moderately
buoyant to-day, notwithstanding the hammering from
the bears improvement of "a per cent realized
Norwich and Worcester went up u per cent; Harlem "a
Morris Canal %; Canton Company a. Reading Railroad
declined q per cent; Edgeworth 81; Hudson Railroad
a Portsmouth S.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to-day. amounted to $s31o2 payments, $780,
352 22-balancc $40 642 10.
Books Of subscription to the stock If the Building As
sociatons' Fire Insurance Company with capital Of
hundred and fifty thousand dollars open at the
Mercantile Bank where payments Of The first and second
instruments will be received Books Of subscription to
the stock Of the Hanover Insurance Company open
ut the Hanover Bank.
new counterfeit ten dollar note. purpor;ing to be
issued ny the Merchants Bank Of Norwich Connecticut,
is in circulation It's general appearance is bad On
end of the note is the word Ten in large letters On the
other is female figure, holding in hand shield,
and in the other long lance while at her feet Isl harp
The ygncte IL figure seated the shore, with
ship approaching under full sale On either side Of the
vguete is the figure TO- rurports TO DC engraved by
Harris & sealey, New York,
The earnings Of the Norwich aml Worcester Railroad
for the month Of February show gain those fer
the period Of the previous year, follows
February 1852 S1s63d 80; February, 1851 $4,000 90
gain. S2,035 SO.
lowing information to creditors Of that institution which
nay be Of service to those interested -
From examination of the books and the
bank am satisfied that future collections will be made
in notes certificates and real estate; and that tho final
dividend among the creditors will be the result OF sales
the real estate which may remain after the collections
completed The real estate if sold at fair prices in
connection with the other resturces Of the bank is %
cient to meet the claims of bill and certificate holders
Will be sacrificed therefore suggest to the creditors,
that by attending sales under DEGREES and Judgments and
becoming, purchasers. many OF them may realize the
amount of their claims without the delay and detcnons
which must result from purchases and rceaes by the
trustee Creditors desiring to avail themselves Of this
tee will be furnished with all the information necessary
to enable them to do by application to Mr. Joseph
Bowls, of Shawnectown H. T. Mudd at Lawrcncevilic
Illinois
The institution referred above is not the State Ba
Of Illinois.
The Water Loan Of the city Of Albany for sl5oooo