The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HOLE Y NJ A n X e II.


NOWEY MAR X EFT.
SATURDAY, Oct. 8-SPN.
There was quite active market this morning; but
there sellers than buyers and prices gave way
under the pressure At the first board Duphn declined
per cent; Phoenix Coal Ia; Parker Vein, 4, Crystal
Palace, s. New York Central Railroad opened at decline
Of and closed at advance of Il per cent; Long Island
i; Stonington is Norwich and Worcester, u. Canton
Company advanced y per cent; Nicaragua u; Cumber
land, -; Harlem, "a; Reading Railroad AZ Michigan
Southern Railroad, a. Most Of the transactions were for
cash The movement in New York Cent al Railroad stock
is attracting good deal of attention More than fifteen
hundred shares changed hands day Within the past
three months this stock has fallen seventeen per cent
There is stil margin left for depreciation, which will
soon be covered The ghtness of the money market is
clearly in the of prices for all kinds Of stocks
Any amount Of money be loaned call at per
cent and fear the stringency will If not counter
acted produce very serious results We do anticipate
many large failures, but that will give way under
the pressure have doubt One failure occurred to-
day "a large jobbng house and must follow
At the Mining Board the sales were as follows
500 sh res Fulton Copper Observation-Disclosures l-1o
200 90 Deep e,ver Copper
$50 do Con ad Hill Copper Observation-Disclosures.
100 do Pennsylvania Zinc. Observation-Disclosures. ga
600 do Parker Vein Coal. bio l3k
prices Cumberland advanced u per cent, Reading Rail
road x, Nicaragua Transit u, Erie Railroad l. HUI sou
Railroad u New York Central Railroad ~ Parker Vein
de lined Il per cent, with large sales
The receipts Mt the office Of the Assistant Treasurer
the port of New York to-day, Oct $, amounted TO
sl6O,621 GO the paymsnta ss6os7 40--leaving
balance hand Of 80. .3s2 IL
The Detroit Free Press notices the failure Of the Aalan
Bank.
The receipts Of the Alexandria and Orange Railroad for
the month Of September Sl4 0O0 being increase
Of 81 100 the receipts Of August This shows rApi
increase in the business Of the road and is gratifying
evidence Of its prosperity.
The receipts OF the Buffalo and New York City Railroad
for August and September, were
I'assn9ers Mail Freigh. 7aa,
In September. Sa3.l30 SO s325 s12si6 - $50 a12 "a
In August. 1860 OF 325 $40. 81 3o,lo5 81
Increase in Sept ,554 ~ ;. s4,slI IS 50, lo5 10
The Lake Superior Jouyma, says
The superintendent OF the Fulton mine Mr.. John Ba
has Just arrived from the diggings bringing with
him $500 lbs Of copper in barrels and This is
the astonishing product Of forty days actual under
ground nining Mr. Bacon commenced with six miners,
and has the works about seventy miners AMI
surface men, and the work Of opening the mine viii
go forward rapidly The Fulton is intermediate
Eagle river and Portage lake and in district and
look upon this beginning in the centre Of i've
mineral region, important to the interests OF many
neighborng localities.
Inc quanlIy OF imported INTO TINS
during the week ending and including Friday October
was annexed =
IdPoRTAHoNs THE PoRr New York.
Rags-l0o bales, II ESQ loose bags Butter5O boxes.
neese--l5 casks 10 boxes. Cohoe-300 sacks 81. Do
mipgo 80 bags Java: 100 bags coffee Cocoa-q7 bags
Coals0 wagon loads Albion; 02s tons 100 chaldrons
coal Copper5 casks bbls., bxs 20 bundles, pieces
CO. q 80 @
Arabia ~ do per ship Owego rs do per Elizabeth
EIen; a DO per Edwina; total, $50 packages Dye
tic cokwood 1902 pieces brazistto wood Drugs
ard Dyesl5 indigo IS lac dye 12l cases
boxes samples do. 65 bales II bags gum copal 3o7
bags, hbls gum; 10 bags :ochineai; bbls, bag,
Topqua beans 10 bbs potash casks arrnck 81 de-
jJbns caDister' balsam copavi cases quinne; Is
mamma 20 bales sanower; box altar OF roses 40
casks 60 bundles chicoy bales suckers 80 casks
emery SIS bxs. cs lowerroos. ~ hampers mineral vat
err Fruit- 40 Aquires nuts in bulk pks, box sweet
meats, lot of oranges. Fish-340 kegs herrngs Guano
$50 tons. GuDny Coth264 bales Hides-45S, dry ABB
hides 20 bags hidecutngs; = bundles % bales deer
skins; bundle tiger SKINS Horns-s23 horns. Honey
4hogsheads, rs bills ,erces honey. India Rubberl7o
bags IA boxes tierces i bb india rubber Iron1 s22
TONS 1904 bars railroad IRON 1906 bars $50 bundles
iron ISL tons pig iron; 1912 lbs wrought; 1890
scrap iron. Jate-1 100 bales Lead-5o packages 775
lbs, cask ~ lead. LEATHER cases. Marble-20
blocks. Molaies--27S hogsheads, 10 bbs a. tierces.
oii-.5 casks Pantl5o casks whiting c2 casks, Paris
white IS casks white lead; 355 bundles white zinc;
IL casks red and 200 tons chalk. Plaster
400 tons Pewter-2o pcs. old pewter Rags 327 bags
Salt e6s bills. ASH SKIS, s,5l2 bushels Saltpetre-
1000 bags Seed coo bags 1000 pockets seed Shell
II boy, half sack tortoise. Seel-430 bds 80 cases,
1S9 bars. Spces-1 box mustard Sugar. 1872 hhds.,
% bols es tc 4s0 bxs sugar bag, bXs sample sugar
Seears-114 CO. bbls chests 272 bxs., PA hf bxs,
125 Or bxs 45l hfths, 775 tenth bxs segars Spirits
az puncheops whiskey 100 Us bottled ale 2o5 pes 10
csks gin 15 bxs liquors Tobacco-39 bis leaf % bags
scraps % kegs II hi tcs 1863 bales tobacco TIM 200
slabs Twine-500 bales. Wnes-A csls, 2s2 or. do: Is
pipes, so hf do 81 cs wine box sample wine; SO
cordials Wood25s logs, 81 crotchets, 40 pcs.
hogsny TAI logs and curs 40 pcs crotchets and ends do
20 log ends do. Gu pieces satnwood Wilow-ssU bdls
Wool-20 bales woolen waste.