The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

M ON Il Y M A RK Z II.

SATURDAY, May 1t i. Nj.
There nothing new in Wall street to-day. Quota
ons for of the fances unsettled aud feverish
while others advanced fraction At the first board
Delaware and Hudson declined per cent Panama Rail-
road New Haven Railroad "a Harlem Il Hudson River
Railroad advanced y per cent Canton Company, x;
Nicaragua J. at the opening but closed ut yesterdays
prices; Phsnix Coal Company, u; Erie Railroad a.
There small transaction in Dauphn Coal Company
NJ advance of per cent from the previous SALE 1t
appears though the market gradually settling upon
the present level The daily fluctuations do not amount
to much, and the decline Of to-day is recovered The
bs do not to have the power to put prices up
the bears the power to put them down. Meanwhile all
the unproductive fnces steadily increasing in cost
by the accumulation Of interest which requires higher
prices to remuneratc holders All this the bears have
the benefit Of.
At the second board there not much change in the
market Phenix Coal Company advanced x per cent.
New Jersy Zinc declined % per cent Harlem: 4 Read
ing Railroad q Stonngton, Il. Erie Railroad q all
others closed at prices current at the first board.
The steamship Arctic, for Liverpool to day. carried out
$63179 in specie This is nearly one half of the aggre-
gate expectation Of specie from this port during tho
mcnth Of April The steamship Asia will take out
Wednesday next nearly halfa million Of dollars specie
most of which will be silver
Reports from the Boston stock market show gradual
Improvement in manufacturing securities. The latest
ales Of Suffolk County at advances Laconia sold
at 90 per cent; Dwight at ~ and Essex 1O2 Even at
these prices, holders unwilling to part with shares
The President of the Ohio Life aud Trust Company has
issued the annexed circular relative to certain acts
Gently passed 10y the Legislature Of Ohio, which
riJered oppressive and uonsl and will be re-
Sisted
The Ono LIFE Insurance Tnusr CoNr,Ny.
CINcINsAri Monday. April u. 1852.
Sn.The Legislature OF the State of Ohio. by an act
nxxs la isf leyip "a ly ont
pany Conflicting with it, legal and vested rghta which
the Board of Trustees is unanimously oopinion illegal
and oppressive and the validity OF which is being
contested in the lower courts Of this State Another bill
of similar character though more oppressive has re-
determination Of the Bonrd OF Trustees to resist appeal
ing needfu TO the highest tribunal of the country,
where they confident of favorable result and In this
opinion they sustained ly the first legal talent of
this State. The contest will he attended with soms
trouble and expenses but there appears to be no way Of
The Board Of Trustees deem it advisable place you
possession Of the above facts s there Is no doubt the M
gisatiye action above referred to will disturb the public
mind as to the value OF the stock Per order OF the
Trustees. {. STETS0S, President.
The amount Of coal transported the Reading rail-
roal during the week ending the Goth Of April, 1850
TONS making total this Of 4o5122 tons against
5as04 tons for the corresponding period last year The
schuylk canal brought down 500 tons Total for the
season. tons against 81 7 tons to time last
year The aggregate receipts of coal from the Schuy
kill regions this year. 59o700 tons, against 62621
tons to the same date in ISL, Deficiency this year,
26,57l tons
The value OF foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption in the month of April in each of the past
three years annexed =
Foreign DRY Goods entered for Consumption, .4pyl7.
1850. 1851 1852
Total. S4s63153 S3727,sS1 S3,425,,67
Foreign DRY Goods Withd,oen from Wcrehouse, April.
1850. 1851. 1852
Total......... $33S.0e7 $4so557 S5S1,561
Foreign Dry Goods Entered for Warehouse .apri,.
1850. 1851. 1851
Total. $669920 S46s90s S499,707
Compared with the month of April 1851 there has been
falling off in the value Of foreign dry goods put upon
the market during the month this year. Of $2o1O oo
Compared with April 1850. falling of of $1,1e3922
The value Of foreign dry goods put upon the market du
ring tho first four months of 1882 was S23 ST.
sganst s26197,45 for the period in 1851 Decrease
this year s. $50 s6s