The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09


mot cuy be productive but is increase more sure
The Cumberland coal has competitor in this MARKET
while the anthracite is derived from dozen diff
frent sources Rival companies In tho anthracite
coal trade Will from time time enter the market -
competitors with great and prices down
TO ruirous points Not with comp anies mining Gum
berand coal They stand upon better basis and 1t
all times command remunersting rates. New Jer
sey Zinc crened and closed very firm to day This stock
is destined to reach prices considerably above that
ruling The report about being issued viii attract
public attention to the operations of the company and
create greater inquiry for Permanent investment than
has ever yet been known Nicaragua Transit not
offered very freely to-day Notwithstanding tho advance
in prices The rapid passages recently made this
route 10 and from San Francisco have given holders o.
the stock good deal of confidence We have no doubt
the distance between New York and San Francisco will
yet accomplished via Nicag in less than twenty.
two days, with great comfort and safety North Amer
Trusts moving upward again. In the absence Of
any excitement growing out of expected decision
Long Island looks bad for the streets The bulls like
~ for time, to have it in their power to this
stock as they please.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port. to day. amounted TO S14so5 payments,
SIS Ala Balance, s6.700699 SO.
The transactions in foreign exchange for remittance by
u
extent but drawers firm at quotations There
was not excess of bills in the market. We quote
bills On London at 1o9s los per cent premium. On
Paris, S. 10 81 1851; Amsterdam, Al Ali Bremen,
7aii .pt.; Hamburg, 36 36l The Asia carried ont
S.6 AS in SPECIE About half Of this shipment was
in silver received here from Mexico via New Orleans on
English account.
The tobacco crop Of Virginia this year will be
ally large The total yield in 1851 amounted to so 45i
hhds. The inspections this year already amount to
4+2 hhds and is estimated that by the first Of Octo-
bsr the quantity will reach fifty Thousand hogshcads
being an increase Of nearly seventy per cent.
Bids for the city Of Wheeling loan tf six per cen
coupon bonds will be opened the 18th OF September,
at three o'clock L. n at the ece Of John Thompson
Of Wall street and broadway. These bonds are
guaranteed by the State Of Virginia. will be seen by
the annexed statement from the Treasurer CT the State
GUARANTEES or TIE STATE yIRefniA-I Robert
Butler, Treasurer OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia. in
conformity of the General Assembly passed
the 10th c March Is4s do hereby pdge the faith Of the
State for the punctua Of the interest and the
ultimate Redemption of the principal sum Of money APP
Fearing due by the above bond according tho
therein specified In testimony WHEREOF have hcreunto
set my band and affixed my seal of Office, at Rchnond,
Virginia this first day OF July, eighteen hundred and
fttytwo GEORGE BUTLER, Treasurer.
The receipts Of the Ogdensburg Rail- DAD Company dur
ing the month Of August 1852 amounted to S4soio OIL
against $50 o. for the corresponding month in 1851
increase in the month this year SCI 500 equal about
eighytwo por cent From October ls 1851 to October
1 1862 the earnings Of this road will be less than
s4loCoo and from April 1st 1862 April 1s 1865 tho
earnings viii not be under 100000.
The receipts the Ohio and sylvania Railroad for
the month Of August TO- which increase
Of s2Ter cent the July receipts The figures are US
follows -
From Passenger Observation-Disclosures. S23,s36 o.
Freight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S,Gl4 81
Mail service. Observation-Disclosures. 10A 10