The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05
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The stock market opened firm and steady this morning
but there activity in any leading fancy but Mica
Tssua which adyasced ] y per cent New jersey Zine
was in demand ut an advance OF q per cent; North
American Trust went up cent; Florence and Key
port, Pennsylvans Coal Company. 4 Cumberland
Cra "a Hudson River Railroad. u; Erie Railroad q
Metropolitan Bank Il Long Island fell OFF per cent,
sonipg'on. e. At the second board tho market was
altogether buoyant, and better prices OBJ
tanned Most Of the transactions for cash
The receipts tho Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
ths port to-day, amounted to Sl472s 40 payments,
$4oos 34 2e--Balanee S6704654 10.
The exports OF specie from this port during the week
ending the 4th inst. inclusive, annexed
snIrMENrs or sprciE THE PoRr New YoRK.
Steamship Atlantic Liverpool American gold 30 200
Do. do. do. English do. -. 1920
Total Aug % TO Sept 4...................s24 3970
Previoniy reported. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 53l 341
Total for 1852. $1S,775,3l
There having been but steamer from this port for
Europe this week. The shipments have been quite limited
and the market has opened most aupcously There has
been moderate demand for exchange for remittance by
the steamship Atlantic for Liverpool at previous
quotations.
The Baltimore Sun gives the annexed account OF the
extensive properly Of the Maryland Mining Company
recently pufcDaeeu Dy the OtmDefiahu Coal anu iron
Company
The large and valuable property Of the Maryland
Mining O. mpaDy in Aleganv county sold at public
sale in Cumberland on Wednesday, for the sum of
SbOO1C0 Purchaser d Leavit Esq, President of the
American Exchange Bank in New York. This property
consists in part of two " land called The Mary
land shining Company and Fountain Inn loo led in
BODY containing about LOO acres Of land, large
part OF which is underlad BY the great vein of COAL
iour,e cen feet in thickness, likewise BY many other
vens varying in thickness from to four feet
tbe whole located in the very heart Of the great
semibituminous coal fields Of Maryland with mines
opened at great expense. bsdes various other lots
Of ground, with the yilsge Of Echart Mi1as,
the National road. nea' Frostburg, contaioiny
sbsut hundred houses, q which seventy wei
Grgs the shops for nters blacksmihs, engi
&c Also tao railroad o "a miles long ex-
fencing from he mines III. Mount Savage Raroad,
which gives continuous rilrOad connection to the
Baltimore ana Ohio d. pot ut tnmbalaHd aud another,
mie long extending from the Mount Savage road to
the pioprrtv Of The Cum randB Company ut Cum
berIand These two roads alloy. originally $3.50 900.
In addition NIL this propty there included in
the tale vast amount Of peropal property. such as To-
cOmotivas several hundred carts, horses.
wagons, farming utensils mahinery tools. mining iui-
Tems nts Sc sll for the 5000 100 amount in-
significant when compared will the original outlay
which mnst have been severe millions of dollars. The
SEINE time since and its aars went into the hands Of
trustees Mr. Leavtt it Is bicved he's made the pur-
chase for the Cumberland Con and Iron Company sho
own he adjoining property. he junction OF the two
taes. under ownership, will doubt give prompt
impetus to the coal trade will Oovate the necessity
Of the Cumberland company lUiding q railroad,
they hsd purpofed doing, an. enable them Mt TO
from their mines to the depo OF the railroad and canal
companies.