The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


kSIEY MARKET.
ff 1917 ~. - MONDAY Oct. 31-6P. N.
4 H. seA narkss sas bsoons stale, nat unpronta-
- The bulls 6Aa thS have settled down quietly
ts tho usual chAnaes Of speculation and the fuctua-
tsns in pr,ses ere likely be for sometime quite moder
1ts At tho first board oday Morris Canal declined Z
,fTaa3 Nicaragua Transit, x Canton Company, x /;
u Dtifand Coal u Parker Vein, n Michigan Central
sunIiroad X; Eric Railroad u. New Jersey Zinc ad-
vansed v per cent; New York Central Railroad x. A
very small amount Of business tansactsd at the
lard this mornir and operations win gradually become
reduced After such period OF excitement we require
sln but it is likely to last long than win suit most of
the regular spectators Of the street. The tight money
market will prevent many from entering into new opera.
tens and - old stock accounts adjusted the market
VIM become less active, and finally settle down into the
dulness of winter. Erie and Cumberland are now the
NEST active fances the list but they close weak at
en- quotations.
At the second board the market was heavy and lower
prices ruled for all the leading fances Cumberland de-
slnsd X per cent; Norris Canal, y. Nicaragua Transit
n; Psnnsylvania Coal, "; Erie Railroad, u.
The Mechanics Banking Association has declared .
ssniannual dividend Of four per cont. The Wilmington
and Raleigh Railroad Company four per cent.
The arrivals of gold and gold dust At this port from CAL
Hornis, according to the ships manests, during the
month Of October, amounted to &c. 1885.
The amount of coal sent from the Frostburg Cumber
Ana region during the past week IL 692 tons from
NE Georges Creek Valley tons from the westernpor
region, (vis New Creek 404 Ilangeen 1917 525. Total
from the region for the week. 1909. The amount sent
om the entire coal region for the year has been about
~, 251 TONS
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer at
this port to-day amounted to $135,156 81 payments,
500, 7sl e7-balance, 81, 55e577 70.
The Nicaragua Transit Company out with another
seia statement We give it just received from tho
Secretary of the company with all its facts and figures
al its insinuations and specuations If the company
have any such precious documents we will give
them all the publicity they DESIRE We like to give
keith sides fair chance, and even afford to allow
tAsm to whip each other own shoulders. If in
tie contest the facts out the object aimed at win
- accomplished =
THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY, !
New York, Oct. 81. 1858. I
10 THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
In the money article Of the HERALD Of this morning
statement Is made that Aessrs. D. P. Ogden, A. w.
wright and G. 7. Snow the owners Of the steam
ahips used BY the Accessory Transit Company in
heir line. The legal title is in the shove named gentle
Ssrsit, and paid him ST. 900 in cash, they directed
snow Wright The reason for this direction was that
Congress had provided mode by law of registering
sSips oslSngng to an incorporated company and IS the
compelled to resort to transfer to individuals until
after application to Congress, special act should be
s President OF the company to register the ships for
tAsm in his name.
SNOW Wright After this Mr.. Vanderbilt accepted the
bonds Of the company for became director of
s and acted Is their agent in running these
tlsmen named is not to him; is it to him
10 the stockholders that those gentlemen executed
sAration Of trust to the company.
A to the intimaton of forfeiture (rather bindy CON
vsyed) it will be time enough to be alarmed thereat
when the Accessory Transit Company become citizens
n 9ubiects o n foreign prince Stat0.D
A. the motive of the statements alluded to in your
s.sy article is the good of the stockholders presume
mat the disnteresed benevoence that made them will
ysspptly accept this explanation.
WHAT'S to be the next accusation By whom Is 1t to
- made and for what purpose9
IAs annexed statement exhibits the receipts and dis.
buzssnents of the Assistant Treasurer of this port during
sAs month Of October, 1885,
AaunANr TREAsURER's OFF1cE-RRcuTs AND DHBuRss.
NETS, OcroEER, 1858.
October i 1858, balance .$S,o39, l0l "a
Account Of customs. .......s2 TAG, ~ 10
Fost once Department. 4o5,1ss II
Miscellaneous .............. 70l66 07- 2l9 5OS IS
Total $685. eo4 90
Treasury drafts .:::.....s6 oS2 Sss 10 ono o ;,
Balance October 81, 1853. 7,55e577 u
p balance of funds to pay interest," SS96 IS
= payments ........................ 1852 so
Balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $78 SIS %
- Balance due special deposits .... $204 1894 80
y receipts during the month ........... 6a4309 IS
S7489 44 10
= payments. Observation-Disclosures. 477080 II
Balance Observation-Disclosures. $271 1868 80
Vital coin hands 81, 900 $50 80
Receipts for customs in October 4o2 a29 80
1863..... 2,I407n IS
hsrease /" 1884,. $685. 4S1 IS
The balance hand the 3lst of October 81 $780,
m s. less than the Both Of September There has
bssn reduction in the deposits all the other princi
ya points, and the aggregate Is about three million
tAan At the date Of the previous returns This fact ap
pssrs In the face of increased duties from customs
The annexed statement exhibits the deposit
- the different repositories Of the government to the
1t Of the Treasurer of the United States Monday the
NH Of October 1862 and subject to draft that day
yNASCB TIKI UErm SrATEs-DEroens IN TREASURY.
Drafts hire
totore draiga
but MT yet Amount