The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01
WAuCIAL AND ColuRCIAL.
lON NJ n A n X n r ,
THURSDAY. juno 500 P. Y


THURSDAY June So-6P.M
n Ave leading fancy stocks almost nonopoi1sd 70
day ~ sttsatieD specuators At the first board Nj
oArsguA Cumberland Parker Vein. Phenix Coal and Erie
Railroad copprsed the bulk of transactions; but prices
were not sustained NicsraguA fell off per cent Par
ker veia y; Phenix Coal y; Florence and Report H
Reading Railroad y. Sixth Avenue Railroad advanced
q per cent In railroad bonds business continues very
luitsA Stocks of local banks daily sold in small
ots, but they form feature of Consequence in the
gsnerai operations Of the market Erie Railroad not
very freely taken day But for the shorts and the de-
Rad ss that source the market prices would range
much below points ruling and should see the full
effects Of the recent announcement OF bankruptcy The
returns Of earnings for juno II fairly reported, Will
nhsw Q smaller monthly increase than any since
~ road completed 70 Dankrk. The western
Nvidca Of the road has been almost entirely
Abandoced. What Little through travel for the lakes
BAar On the Erie railroad leaves IL 1t Hornellsve and
passss on Buffalo M.Dy Of the station keepers on
1hs line Of Hornelsvis having given up their re-
nresAmeut account Of the limited travel and
1he road been for oog time completely deserted BY
- officials company. The Central Railroad Com
pany have secured nearly all toe cattle transportation
husiness and IL viii drain the Erie Railroad OF all
He valuable through traffic Is now has The difference
n tie management Of the lines is wonderful One 10
s~tsv In Wall street a. board Of BROKERS' and the
bsctieas Of the Western country continually engaged in
securing travel and freight The Central Road win be
1aus dividend paying concern throughout, while the
Nkis via BE- in all Of difficulties, the effect
II exavagsnce, neglect and an utter absence Of any
Kind Of proper management
The transactions al the mining board to day
KNITTED. We only notice small sae Of fifty share, Of
McCuiloeh Gold and Cop stock Ut on deliverable
August g. at the close ca bid and 67s asked cash;
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asked Fulton TX bid ~ asked North Carolina "a bid,
10 asked.
The Mercantile Fire In Company have declared
semi annual DIVIDEND of per cent the Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company per cent; the Merchants Bank, New
Haven, per cent. The Connecticut, Pequonnock ana
Farmers Banks Of Bridgeport, have each declared
peni annual of per centthe Bridgeport Bank
uns Of per cent
TIE steamship Africa from Liverpool, brings three
days later intelligence frcm all parts OF Europe The
financial and commercial sdvices rather favorable
1hau otherwise Quotations for cotton and bteadstufs
main unchanged, without any material change in the
,oevemeuts o. o,erators Copsols had fuctuated con-
pideraby consequence the unsettled condition OF the
voEticai affairs 81 Russia and Turkey Bullion in the
Rank OF England had increased American stocks were
qust, without any decline il quoatio
Ths Hanover Fire Insurance Company, having the cash
capital and handsome supply Invested in undoubsed
securities have dec ateo their ttcohu annual oiVi-
Geod Of ten per cent.
Tho receipts the office of the Assistant Treasurer of
4his port to-day amounted s22l 9Sl 43 payments,
81, Sic 661 ss; balance 81 400 240 80
We annex statement sho sing the receipts and dis.
bursements New York Assistant rre4surer's Office
fer the month ending tbis Gay also the increase OF re-
oepts over the CORES poDdiLg nth OF last
RECzIpTs ASSISTANT IREAsURERs
OFFICE JUNE 1858.
June /. 1S53-Baiance. .....,..... y, 6i2,3Sl 81
Receipts
On account of Customs. % 81 1855 Sc
8 Patent iee- =, iVo ,!
" o nept. 37,246 81
Miscellaneous l4l, $50 ST. 4,e59, 36S 70
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIC, l,750 o.
Payments
Treasury Drafts -, $50 1ae SO
Fo.a Once 90. . ISL 9l3 " 1901 500 IS
Bals nee June 80 1853 ............. 81 400 $40 90
Suue l. lss3-Besrc. of funds to paw in
teresL aud coupous..... S32 259 90
By approprlatlons ....... 35S rs 80
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 4l0 sss SO
n n.vInent. Observation-Disclosures. 10 l26 IS
Ba ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ sl,4o0 s62 ol
line 20 1882 '....- SIS go 527 %
10 DO do. 1853 .... IS 1888 6s7 70
Iucyeese 1s53 ..............., 1887 o27 10
TotsI funds on hand ..-.,........ So sol 10. ~