The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MON EY MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, May 18-0 p NJ.
We have nothing to report in the ,ck market
Cay. There were large sales of Nicaragua, Erie and
Harlem In other stocks very small amount Of business
was transacted. At the first board, N A. Trust ad-
vanced per cent; Cumberland x New Creek u Phenx,
III stonington, 4; Erie Railroad 4; Northern Indiana
Railroad, ~ Morris Canal fell OF q per cent Crystal
Palace, II; Canton Company, ~ N. j. Zinc, e; Norwich
and Worcester, u; New Haven Railroad u. There was
small sale at the regular board to day. Of Ulster Mining
stock Mt " and Potomac Copper at per cent The
stocks are looking up How long they win continue So
is more than tell. They are very uncertain In
the solid class Of securities there very little doing
The steamship ASIA from this port for Liverpool to day.
carried out $e43, 900 in specie.
At the second board the market wa considerably de.
pressed nearly all the transactions being lower prices
Nicaragua touched g. seller three days Erie Railroad
ie of q per cent; Canton Co Il; Morris Canal ii Long
Island, Ia. The withdrawal of large holder and ope
Tator in Nicaragua supposed to be the direct Of
the decline in that stock From the character of the pur
chases made we should judge that preparations being
made to give the market favorable turn.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port day amounted to s91,1s7 II; payments,
1929, OH l5-balance, 81, 1914, 05l SO.
The sales at the Mining Board this morning were
100 shs ulter Lead, IL 400 shs. Highwassie -. Ak
100 hiddletown Silver 200 st. Lawrence. .b80 3
ON NJ and Lsad... * 200 N Carolina, cash; 9
The Superintendent Of the Banking Department will sell
at public auction at tho New York Merchants Exchange
Friday the goth May, $4,000 Of New York State six
per cent stock redeemable from 1854 to $780, and 49, 900
United States sxes redeemable in 1856 and 1862 being
Securities deposited by the broken farmers Bank OF
Onendaga
The earnings Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton
Railroad Company for the year ending April l. 1853 were
as annexed -
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Recepts from passengers. ...."........Sl9l 700 90
neCePh Lrom ireRht.. lZZ,3I1 20
Receipts from mails and express ......... TIA 80
Total 1921 1893 II
Current working expenses. l2os36 OIL
Total net income. 5000 $50 20
The total cost OF this road real estate and equipments
amounts to 81 oil g. represented by 81 64 900 of
stock $4o6 mortgage bonds convertible $780, 600
second oan Tho company have hand assets valued
$43 235 73 liabilities 1884 so1 ss-excess of assets
s46,s44 49, Two cash dividends have been made since
the opening Of the road the first day October 1851
Of four per cent the LIST day Of July 1852 and
the other of five per cent out Of the earnings the ss
day OF January lastleaving surplus at that time Of
forty thousand dollars to the credit Of income
count.
The total value of merchandise exported from New
Orleans in each quarter of the year 1882 distinguishing
the value Of shipments in American and foreign vesels
was ah annexed
COMMERCE OF New OR1EANs-vAIug OF EXPORTS, 1852
First Quarter
Foreign Ports Codsttpise.
By American vessels. s eos, 068
By foreign vessels. =. 4, 1881 96
--$lo, ,o4 sl1 ,49s, 2l4
Second Quarter
BY American vessels. IL 898 4O4
By foreign vessels ;. 4 1910
--$l6, Se6 312 7,06S, $40
Third Quarter.
BY American vessels. 4 24S 046
BY foreign vessels =. 1,346 365
S. Ssa,41 a,4ss, $3.50
Fourth Quarter.
By American vessels .16, 267. 1862
BY foreign vessels. >. 3996,2lS
--s2o, 1854 ITO 1855, 900
s5s, S25 e5T 500, 414 o5s
S5S,826, 957