The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
N NE Y Jar KE T.
SATURDAY, March 25-6 r. \

l.. M.
There was more activity in the stock market to day
than have noticed before this week. Quotations
in very unsettled state and spectators appear be
all at in their operations New York Central Bonds
fell of u per cent; Canton Company, 4; Nicaragua "
Cumberland Coal, Y; New York Central Railroad, y;
Erie Railroad, 81 Harlem, al Reading Railroad, Il. Del
aware and Hue-va advanced per cent; Florence and
Keyport, ii Parker Vein, k At the second board Par
ker Vein the most active fancy the list and stead
y improved from the opening the close Florence and
Keyport firm At prices current at the first board
Cumberland declined 2, per cent; Reading Railroad,
Erie Railroad, u. There sales Of Crystal Palace at
20 . 81 per cent.
The steamship Warrington from this port Tor South
ampton and Bremen to-day, carried out sos 193 As in
specie.
The mining board active to-day The chief improve
ment is in North Carolina which closed at Az buyer co.
without sellers Gold Hill Is frm Lehgh has receded
about an eighth. Lindsay has . rising tendency. The
bids were for Parker Vein, 73s for Phoenix Coal 5N;
for Pennsylvania Coal lo4x for Potos for Hwsssee
5b for Minnesota 1885, for North American g. for Nor
wch, 1917 for Forrest 12h for Douglass Houghton 5;
for Flint Steel for Fulton III for Isle Royae a. for
Mineral 5oc; for Deep River 25c. for Ripley, Az for
Ohio land and Marble 25c.; for Phoenix Cold 75c for
McCulioch OK; for Gold H a. for Gardiner Gold, az.
Tie report Of the IsAns Valley Railroad and Coal Com
pany year enuuk 1000, eNuioitb the
lowing statement Construction, SIS, 694 a. ocomo
tves SO 500 So shop engine houses, &C., oeA -;
repairs Of track slle 20; expense account 600;
profit and loss, s25, o27 OF. Total, s25o,52 81
Capital stock. sZs0 wy W
Lykens valley Goal company. is,oss "
lOtal.. ......s.ss.s's SSvvioSS "
The election Of the Breckenridge Camel Coal Company
took place to-day at the once Of Thompson at which
the following gentlemen were chosen;-J. w. johnson,
J. Thompson, G. T. Pierson, Jos. NJ Brown, Of this
city g. +. Headley, George W. Hite and Abel Bennett,
Jr Of Kentucky. At meeting of the directors subse
quent to the election j. W. johnson chosen Presi
uent, and J. Thompson Treasurer.
General statement Of the affairs Of the Lykena Valley
Coal Company for the year ending the 3lst December
1853
Real estate 1850 6 59 personal property 500 56
shop and materials, sS3057 construction SAL 100 90;
stock in the Iykens Valley r. r. and Coal Co., $203 24
%; Harrisburg depot 81 242 49, Havrc de Grace depot
s4 05 Delaware city depot 1928 49, wiconsco Canal
Company $20,321 Co. Lykens Valley r. r. and Coal Com
pany $40 ST. due by sundry individuals, % 900 02
cash in bank petty cash and notes and cash IN the
hands OF agents, 90, 1l6 90 Total, $686,957 81.
Original capital stock, $4,000; consolidated stock,
1878 $50; bonds Of 1868, $780, bonds for land % oo0
bonds and mortgages IS notes payable s4s 2os W.
due sundry individuals 81 3e6 Is; profit and loss s2so
631 OF. Total, s7s6,s57 81.
The Board Of Managers Of the Delaware Railroad Com