The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-04
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
EY MARK EFT.

SATURDAY, Dec. 3-6 r. NJ
The stock market continues quiet We have no change
Of consequence to report in quotations in extent
Of transactions. Nicaragua, Cumberland, and Parker
Vein were the most prominent fanoes at the first board
to-day Nicaragua advanced 4 per cent; Cumberland, III
Parker Vein, a; Norwi,h and Worcester, Il Reading
Railroad a; New York Central Bonds, a. Hudson River
Railroad declined 4; Erie Railroad, 4; Sixth Avenue
Railroad "a; New York Central Railroad, u; Delaware
and Hudson, ~ The stock market is literally dead.
Buyers are scarce and the large holders operating
among Themselves
The receipts At the of OF the Assstant Treasur Of
This port to-day amounted to paid, slcissi
se-leavpg balance Of 81, 7aS, $40 49,
The receipts of the Third Avenue Railroad Company
since its Incorporation from and including October ~
1853 to 30h November inclusivea period Of 81 days
H. being average OF nearly 1893 psr day.
The Pres Of the Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
Memphis j. Fowlkes replied, in adve Using cpl
umns the attack upon that institution made BY the
Memphis App,al Thoss interested will doubt
fully read il.
The .acte coal trade continues with mush spirit
By the three lines there shipped during the last
week "a 2c5 TONS The Schuy lkil Ma igatou brought
down for re week ending Thursday last Il 1873 toas,
and for the es S4S eS3 tons against 77es tons to
The last yesr be pg an increase OF IL el5 tons
The Shipment of ca upon the Lehgh for the week end
ing with SATURDAY. last were 49, b3S tons, showing an sx
cess Of 24 tor those for toe precseg week. and
an increase OF tons the shipments for Il cor
responding of last year. For the season the ship
1nents are lois 7se toms against oel $50 to same time
last year We are informed that the navigation Will be-
kept open 70 spg as boatmen De induced TO
their beats.
The fiscal year of the Reading Railroad Company ends
With he S6th of November For the five days from ths
time Of statement to the end of the season.
there brought down 80 tons making to al coal
toupase for the year 1852 I'll tons against l65o9 for
the year ending November 1882 showing falling OF of
6e 7C0 TONS Though the report shows lessere COL
the company from increased Iases is known TO
have realized amuch larger amount Of money.
.he Cumberland Telegraph says tho shipments of coal
the psske and Ohio Canal for the week ending
Saturday Goth November exhibit increase compared
with the week previous, of l64 tono-46 boats having
lca6ed with 1882 $40 tons Of COAL and e0 tons Of coke
Amount transported the Mt Savage Iron Compsny's
Railroad for the week. 477S TONS and over tho Gun
berand Coal ard Iron Company's Railroad, 6627 tong.
Total from the Fsostburg region for the week. IL 3o5 ons
aud since the LIST Of January Last 428 6S7 tons OF when
2s3 SEQ tons transported the Baltimore and ohio
Railroad and 144 S2l tons descended the Chesa
Ohio Canal From the Weaternport region for the
25to tons and since the LIST of June last (date ,fcom
mencement Of forwarding coa 1914 tona Total from
the who buminous coal region sncs the st of January
last, Ass $40 tons.
The following the transactions at the Stock Board
OF Messrs Hewson Holiness Cin:inr att Ohio, November
30th-ts Little Mar Railro Dad sold a.
buyer gets dvdendD 40 shares Lawrenoeburg and Upper
Mississippi Railroad stock sold for 6S Is shares Elton
and Hamilton Railroad stock sid for 55 Hamilton nj
Day ton Railroad stock ranging from 1854 log; Ken
lucky Trust Company Bank stock from 9s4 100. The
bids for New Albany and Salem R.ilroad sso,k So;
Coyipetop end Lexington Railroad stock 671 Inciana
polls and Bel,efontaiGe Rroai stock, So; Indiana and
Central Railroad stock so; Mad River and Lake Erie
Railroad stock 81; Cincinnati and Hsboro Railroad stock
&c u; CreenvilIs an Mia ni Railroad stock 20.