The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONEY MARK Eta
SATURDAY, April 30

SATURDAY, April 30-6P. NJ
The upward movement in fancy stocks has been most
eHecually arrested Within the past week prices
have varsd much and the fluctuations have been
uniform that there is hardly per cent difference
compared with quotations current at the close of the
market Saturday Last This morning. at the opening
the market heavy and prices considerably depressed
Morris Canal declined u per cent Erie Railroad, y;
Crystal Palace, TO- Cumberland Coal III Parker vein X;
Harlem x; Hudson R. Railroad, X; Reading Railroad,
u; Norwich& Worcester ii Florence Keypor q Penn
sylvania Coal Company ~ There strong DISPOSE.
ton to SELL and take hold with great deal of
uctance. Most of the purchases made for the pur
pose of sustaining prices BY keeping appearance of
activity, which does not in reality exist.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to day amounted to s76,677 Go. Payments,
SIS 511 10. Balance, s6,S7s,7 1911 o.
We understand that the Great Northern Lead Mining
Company have sent to market 276 pigs Of lead, which
have been received by their agents this city
the way and 200 win be here week after next.
The company will now forward weekly supplies.
The Bank of the State of New York has declared
semi annual dividend of four per cent.
The mportstons into this port during the week ending
and including, Friday, April 90, annexed
Beer-941 casks. Bark-2O39 bales plantain bark;
100 bark. Coa-2,17S tons. Conee-2 800 bags
bundles; T. ps7 lbs cneess-S bb. Dyes"77 cases in
digo. Dyewood-32s $50 lbs logwood. Drugs-20 bbls.
Ok
20 i SeScss sss * s xssy B n
Columbia 20 Oneida; 100 Caroline; SO Hemisphere
total packages 1878. Fire crackers-l 900 boxes.
l4O baskets figs; $50 boxes almonds; 25 bags % bbls
nuts; $500 nuts "a O75 pine apples SO bags wal
S 5 s fruits in 5 Isnay oS n
casks skins; l01 sheepskns, Horns-2544; terce.
India rubber5 bales ron6 AIS bundles; As 14s bars;
pigs Molasses-i do4 hhds, 81 tierces als bills on
barytes. Paster-elo tons plaster Poatoes-e2s bbls.
Rags-23s bales. Rce-20 tierces. 9s7 bags.
cheons whiskey 4S3 casks 67 half do go quarter do
5as bbs brandy. spelter-s,377 slabs. spices2o bags
s7 cases Sother | s sac hhds al
tierces 632 bills, 1862 boxes Tea-10 1874 packages.
Tobacco-2ss bales, pigs Tomatoes-76 boxes. Tin.
pieces palm wood. Wine, 72O hhds 900 halves 1852
quarters III bbls 102 sxteenths, 1,429 boxes 1890
baskets champagne. Wool-29 bales
Coal shipments on the Lehgh began the 22d March,
but up this date that region has been cut off from
to the Philadelphia market by the continued failure
of those having charge of the Delaware Division Of the
Pennsylvania Canal to have it open and navgable for
loaded boats Shipments in consequence, instead of
showing large increase for the season. they would
have done had the State canal been in order it should
have been six weeks ago. to about the amount
they to the corresponding time last year. For
the week ending Saturday last Goth instant they
II $40 TONS and for the SO 12 TONS The tonnage
on the Schuylkill Navigation for the week ending
Thursday, 81 600 tons and for the 1O9223
TONS This is few Thousand tons in advance of the
tonnage to the time last year. The Reading Rail
road Company brought down, for the week erding ON
TN, Of Al
442o95 tons, being falling of Of A. 900 tons
last business TO time The delay in opening
the Delaware Division has had the effect probably of
creasng trade the Morris Canal to the loss of the Del
and Raritan Canal We notice that the receipts on
the Morris Canal for the week ending Saturday last
So S33-corresponding week last year. 81 34s-n-
crease "a 481 Total receipts this season. SIS S-last
year. to corresponding period 49, 4oincrease, sl5a75
The friends Of the company talking of dividend on
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