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


be looking for employ for their Surplus funds
and call loans coed stock secuEit;eu easily
managed that it is desirable metsod OF investing
money temporarily in Wall street All th things will
come round in time AMI when properly artsoged and
managed, there will be- without doubt, iaHatsn in
the market value Of fancy stocks equal TO thing
have known for years 1t about the only outlet
think Of fer the speculative propehstes of large class
Of capitalists aud we have doubt all the surplus
Of that clas win be concentrated the leading
fancy securities Of the day.
TIE amount OF gold received at the u. . Mint,
PhiiadeiphiG, during the mon' h OF January,
Receipts at New Orleans estimated ......... 100000
Total receipts January 1852. ,...... sieooooo
Exports from New iork and bSstoa.. $40 600
Excess Of receipts shipments 80. sl,4oooO0
This does not include the amount received by the Pro
meheus and Cherokee at this port from CnA aud
Panama These steamers brought million two
hundred thousand dollars in gold dust which edaed to
the above makes totsl surplus OF two millions ak
husdred thousand dollars, added TO supply o,
precious metals during the month OF January. In the
month Of January, 1851 the importation Of gold dusC
into this port from California amounted to So s03
During the month this year, the receipts have been
about four millions Of dollars Tns is good beginning,
and trust it will continue at tns rate throuy hout
The attention Of all classes much turnsd to Cafo
mia ever, and calculations upon large monthly
receipts Of gold dust from San Francisco AIDE With
the greatest confidence. Thus for the aagaine
antioptons have been formed and the prospect is de-
cdedy favorable for regular renttancs equal to any
yet received.
The quantity of coal rent to market by Reading Rail-
road during the week ending rhs och nit. was
IL s79 tons; total since December l. loo14s
time previous year. 2565l0 tons The weather
restricted mining
and on the railroad very materially.
An important decision made Satur Day last by
Judge Roosevelt in the Supreme Court In suit brought
to test the validity Of the late subscriptions made for the
Of the Canada Great Western Railroad by Of
the rars I'D companies Of this State he decides that the
consent Of two thirds Of the stockholders is sufficient
to authorize such subscription The consent Of all the
be obtained to make such subscription
valid
The Grand Jury Of Passaic county, New Jersey have
returned three bills Of Indictment against G. smson
late Cashier Of the Peoples Bank Of Paterson They
also made presentment against the directors Of that
institution for "gross and cupable neglect Of duy
According to this presenment i've Of the directors
the charter, and most Of them examined the
books ana were merely nominal managers, net being
bona e stockholders, but they simply held single shares
transferred to them to make them eligible.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of GER
tain articles exported from this port during the
ending the lst OF January distinguishing the dsstina
ton and extent Of shipments to each place.
COMMERCE PoRr New YosK-WEEKLy EXPORTS
London Flour 1850 bills; naval stores 1914 do !;
epirits turpentine 9l8 dol oil cake 4l8 pork 100
dol beef AVS DO; do 5Ol teroes slaves OO seeu lac
tl7 pieces; bacon, 60 2c2 lbs lard, $685. DO msnuac
tured tobacco, z73lO DO leaf do cases; trunks, q
i1l a. DO sot o olSss iss cases ss
case aoes, 10 casks Peruvian bark, 659 ceroonf;
Iincal flowers, case.
Misrepresentation les bales; -four. ll92 bbls; clocks
llS cases. apples, 40 bbs naval stores 5S7 Do books
cases seeds casks essential oiis, 10 cases; German
Plated ware cases slaves olc peas 2OI bags;
1850 bushels.
Haue- Cotton 2a76 bales ashes lOs casks; paintings
case; RICE 81 tee suiKey 1; ribbons 1 case.
Rochelle slaves, 1880, rice is1 tics calcned bones
81 hhdr DO, 10 tics 10 bbls cotton 2l7 bales.
Rotterdam lotion. io4 bales; rice, 73t tc s.; slaves
IL 7OO extracte 81 cases. naval stores, 455 bols oak
bark, 81 hhds:; do, 40 bags tobacco, IL cases
.4ntcap Cotton, 25s bales rice II lard 1868 lbs
coffee, lis2 bags honey, 10 tcs segars cases; snum
Vita and walnut 20 pieces; cedar mahogany and satin
wooo loi pieoss oioGss Gases naval stores 10 oe
If. bbls. cassia, . u5i do.i tobacco, ~ bales.
Genoa Cotton t5i bales; wax, 6,7d0 lbs.
7rIeste-Coton, "a beles pork, loo bbs sassafras
root, 20 easks estentisl oil, 1 case pimeuto $50
bags peruvian bark 10 eeroons arsapaEa, So bales
fostic, rs tons; mama 40 ca res
Cuba --shoohs, 4,Sts hoop, $500; nails 2S kegs
navel stores, bbls anchors pickles, ooa furn-
tore, boxes calcined bones, 50 bols chip bread 20
bbls cheese, 6i6 los butter, 3lo7 lbs; onions, AZ
crates hams, 1870 los beef $50 bbis
Nep Granada --Jcwee,y, cs.e; champagne 0dozsn /;
preserved meats l6z boxes sperm candles, 70
Mea,cosperm oil, 100 gallons; whale OIL b7t gallons
carriages, II aciir, boxes; tntet copper o1H lbs
copper bottoms. y stationery boxes; syrups, $50
boxs. leather, boxes manufactured steel boxes ;
fhuttlss boxes emery, kegs machinery 81 pieces ;
iypse, AZ boxes furniture, 30 boxes; agricultural i'm
pementt, IA varnsh kegs printers ink, 1 Kegs ;
DRIED cod nsh, l35 drums iron work. boxes matchs
boxes; l,rseed OIL, 100 gallons cordage, loy lbs
rails, AZ lbs; uuuks ~ tanning mills ., oakum, 100
bales naval stores 81 bbs butter 652 los; spirits
pentine, l0tS gallons; trucks, 8; marble slab; hops
10 bales; India rubber goods, cases; brushes case
hardware, lis packages; pistols case; seeds cases.
clocks 4; thor 1900 ips steiectype plates, boxes
ssits lss boxes; pants a45 pkg paper 2s2 reamsi
50 IBIS bar rCn 81 ot; sheet do, S357 lbs; shell ac IL
bolr bleaching powders, 2ioJ lbs; pepper 1l92 lbs;
worsteds, cases. watches, ease; silks, 81 cases.
brush lVet Indies Beef, 80 bsls pork 5il do
de3o do hams, GOA DO Candles 4l0so do soap 15j
hour 1852 DO meal 20 do potatoes, 56i, on,ou
6o do S3 The; matches 65o grs cheese 20bf3io- lard
DO manufactured tobacco, 1900 10 butter, 5,7 do ;
coffee e4 do Tea, III 5o tobacco 10 hhds shp bread
1906 do a6S boxes peas, 500 bags cofn 1913 bushels
willow ware zoo pieces 1850 sheep 81 oxsn hay, l76
bales; tongues IL bhls loo so tons types boxes; drus
pkgs furniture, 10 dot trunks, nest; Lamp oil 10
aeiioEs shocks 81; c. eucs, 20 bundles; wood ware,
lks shoes cordage, 81 lbs; donessi,s pig
zoo bbis ,egart, 900; fire crackers - boxes.
yene.'ta--P eper Il burdlos; chair SUITS " pkg'
SireiiSh Vast Iaits Tobacco, hhds; rice. tefccs
-four $40 bbls candles 100 It's butter, DOB do soap
500 do cheese, $50 do lard, 1899 do; hams 40 do !
ie0Enef Ol1 uos cOruaEe, l,ooo
do tea, as do rye meal 50 bbls meal, 235 do ;
tee IA do pork 90 do 266 bushels peas 81 blgs
y. duck bolts, nails kegs biscut IL do paints, x5
do drugs pkg dooescics, do; copper, cases. Gro
crschers, 20 bozes win. $50 gallons.
Dutch Htt lrdeS.--Beef 45 bbls pork, 16 do -four,
$40 do meal $50 do; potatoes do picked Gan
Dbl, kegs; rye mesi, ~ Dbls.; domestcs % pkgs
peas 25 bags onions crate; cendles 1866 lbs biscuits
20 boxes hams 4s5 lbs butter 9lS do bcnnes 60 band
boxes; gunpowser 2ibo lbs lard. !2T do manufactured
tobacco 270 do les her, l5I do; drugs le pkg fur
IituIe, II 10 pianofurtes j 30 bushels; paper
els las ma stg al
a6 cases; silks, do; segars LOCO
Cnnei ,aEnrica.-Furriture, pkgs hardware, do /;
snip bread, l27 bb s., 40 kegs marble, boxes por,
81 bbs beef IS DO; paints 81 kegs bricks GOOO;
rtayes boxes; hams, 1905 los lard AIS do butter,
2aH DO cheefe 42jo; assorted dry gools, pkgs F.;
lnra iuDoer goods cases; saddery do; sugar,
So0 lbs coreage, 1853 do; cart sbip chauolsry
rfgs beanf, bbls., cotton duck, ? bolts; druys ~
Skgs cottg 90; -four % bhls shingles ~ 900;
~ 200 l.aL. -1An 700 lbs.