The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07
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MON Ely MARKE r.


active demand for all ihs heading fanees Tue
hist. Many members of TIRE hoard ahent, not hav
ipg Jet returned from thr Fourth os saly escuroas
notwithstanding his, there quite speculative
eien, mt in the street: and buyers tbok bold with great
deal Of confidence The advance in prices has not how
been scncrsl Cmpared with quotations current at
the elofe Of the market Saturday there
advance at the first board TO day in Nicsragus Transit
Company Of ~ per cent Penn. Coal Compauy,l Brio
Railroad y; Hudfon River Railroad, h Madison and In
dapapolis Railroad, Michigan Ocn,ral, IA Reading
Railroad u; Portsmouth, "a; North American trust do
clIued per sent There small sale OF Montgomery
Npipg Company, and st. Lawrence Mining Company.
CT the latter It is tho first sae have noticed for
'opg time
Wehuvs heard much iately about ths operations Of
the st Lawrence Co in the mining Of lead ore but It
stated that l. deeply Dvolvc in its finances The
ny first announced its capital to be seventy two thousand
dolsIs since It has been raised to three hundred and
sixty thousand dollars nominay; besides which IT has
debt Of nearly twenty thousand dollars. with very
great probability of The dollar share stin due
being called in to extricate the company, if possible
from its present embarrassments At the second board
Nicaragua Transit and Penn Coal the most
prominent among SPECTATORS The former advanced ~
per cent making per cont since Saturday and the lat.
per cent, making per cent since Saturday Erie
"
x Michigan Central Railroad declined Il cent The
market closed firm at quotations.
The receipts 10 the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer II
this port, to-day amounted to 500 $50 o. Payments
sis 400 17-ba,aDce. 1854 $50 05.
The directors OF the Syracuse AMI Rochester Railroad
have declared semi annual dividend Of Eve per cent
the full stock payable the ID OF August out Of the
profits of the lst six months Tho Farmers Loan and
Trust Company have declared dividend Of three AMI
half per The Mutual Insurance Company Of this
city. semi-a dividend Of eight per cent
The Dauphn and surqnehanna Goal and Railroad
Company has negotiated the sale it's seven per cent
convertible mortgage bonds for hundred thousand
dollars, at aoout ninety per cent These bonds
DEE mabe in this city in twenty five years and the in
teest is payable here semi annually The proceeds of
this sale will be applied to the construction of railroad
G.m the present termination OF the Dauphin road to
nterseet the Reading road at Schny kiln Haven The
Dauphin company will then have railroad fifty two
miles long, and Of the finest sections Of coal lard in
the country The bonds We're purchased by Mcssrs.
Cammapn Whitehouse Co., Corcoran & Riggs Choselu,
sapdford e. Co. Nelson Robinson and Others
The collections at the Philadelphia Office of the Column
bia Railroad, for the month of June, amounted TO
S3s317 75 Total since November SO 1851 S2io41S 81
against 2O5,674 90, for the corresponding period the
previous year.
he decision of the Court Of Appeals in the of the
North American Trust and Banking Company viii be
given Friday Also that the argument in the matter
Of injunction against the Metropolitan Bank has besn
concluded.
The amount of each duties collected at the Custom
Houfe Philadelphia, during the first five months of 1852
$685. 2as 0s. against S1.o594so 65 for the
time lat year. showing an Increase Of S35, 40.
The receipts from duties at the Baltimore Custom
House during the month OF June just closed amounted
to slo7 O7o So against $780, 56 10 for the month in
1851, showing comparative increase of receipts for the
past month $l7223 81 During the first sx months OF
1862 however the receipts compared with the same
period in 1851, exhibit considerable falling of From
the LIST January 1851 to 3oth June. 1851 the receipt
S5l3Go7 Is and from the 1st January 1862 to Goth
June, 1852 S442l37 a. showing deficiency in the first
six months of 1852 OF SOL 517 o. The balance in the
depository at Baltimore the 3st May 52 500 01
and on the Goth June sGi,391 "A.
There were entered at the Baltimore Custom House
iem foreign pors during the month June IL ships IL
baks, 20 briggs and scconers-total 81 vessels Wi j
caTgos subject TO duty 49, with free cargoes &c 1G; and
In ballast g. or these vessels 2Gwere American III British
Bremen, Hamburg Prussian i Danish. lanovcr.an
and Holland The cearances for foreign ports during the
ms period Ships 10 blrhs, q briggs, IA chooner,
M galiiootal ~ vessels, with total tonnage O.
OF these vessels 20 American Is British, Bremen
Hoiander, ifanoverian, Maltese, and Hamburg,
and their destinations follows, viz For the
West Indies and British Provinces "a Rio dc Janciro c.
spanith Main, 2; IIavrc, 1; bordeaux i Belfast, 2;
Brazil and market l. Bremen. 81 Madeira .; Rotter-
dam, Il Laguayra =; Liverpool ,; rio Grande, L. Monte.
yideo ]: Hamburg. L Emden /; Pacific aud Caforna,
l. The total value Of the exports during the month
SGoi5s H. included In which is cargo to California
valued at SAT- Cos So The exports Of breadstus frca
Baltimore, during the six months ending June 80,
amounted to a66391 bb -four L. 7S3 bbls. meal
1926 bbls rye flour 16o 0s6 bushels Of wheat aud 10
bushels of corn.
The annexed table exhibits the quantity Of Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water on the
commence mcnt Of navigation to Goth of June inclusive
during the years 1850 20 days; 1851 Il days 1852 r.
days.
ErcEfrrs OF fRorrcr Al TipE WATER