The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-28


nainder tomorrow. The following sold, payable
Ten per cent day Of SALE the remainder with interest at
nix per cent per annum, delivery Of stock LIST of
August
200 shares Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati RR 80
the remainder of the stocks ncludad in the
hgue, there no bids.
Messes Atwood, Dunlevy Co. will pay at their Office
NJ Is Wall street, the lst of july the semi annual
jnterest on the folio wing securities
Milwaukee and Missss, ppi Railroad Company FIRST mort
gage eight per Bonds; Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
road Company first mortgage ten per cent Bonds; Co
humbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad Company first
mortgage seven per cent Bonds; Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad Company second mortgage seven per
cent Bonds; Springfield Mount Vernon and Pittsburg
Railroad Company seven per cent Bonds; City of Mil
wAuke ten per cent Bonds issued to the Michigan and
per cent Bonds, issued to the Newport Coyington
Bridge Company.
The Seventh Ward Bank has declared a semi annual
dividend Of Eve per cent the Bank of America four per
cent the New Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company six
Per cent.
The Nashua and Worcester Railroad semi annual d
ysnd Of "a per cent Lexington Railroad per cent
tbs preferred, and ~ per cent on the old stock.
Tho Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company, Of Salem, a
semi dividend of per cent; tho Lowell Manuac
shares 00o reduced value $3.50, market value about
3o1O; The Stark Mills at Manchester N H., semi
nual dividend of per cent, $50 n share.
The Cumberland Coal Company sent to tide water
duiig the week ending June 18th, 7,7s8 tons; and
during the week. ending June oath, 5l5 tons OF coal
The calculations for the present week exceed 5000
At the second board the market weak aul not
very active. Nicaragua Transit fell Off per cent; Cum
bsrland Coal, y Erie Railroad, u; Harlem, u.
We have received the annexed statement relt to the
finances of the Second Avenue Railroad Company
SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
cauital authorized to Harlem 900
The length of the road, all told, including turn
cuts, &c, will be, say l01a miles; cost, say for
iron, granite, concrete, timber, &c, Sio,Ooo
Resi- 81 estate and buildings already purchased,
S1st ..:....'.''''.....'..'' o9'ooo
thirty cars 21'eoo
Total .... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S544, O09
For The extension to Harlem, more ears, horses, and
d4tos wi of course be required. With the'excepton
Of about 10 coo, the ali held by the grantees
of the road. This 3ll0 900 the grantees willing to
tkc IN and give in exchange bonds of the compto pay
sbe In FIVE Years with seven per cent inttre aud
mortgage the shole pronerty rs security. A. I, 'a3
extravaganza, cannot be urgei against this q any
With any trnth for the strctest economy has be-
served In regard 10 the expenditures As fast
has been required It has been furnished by the e. t
since ahe road commenced there has not bee
than hundred shares in all offered for sale n the
market. Although he road even yet is not full OPP
Grafton dividend q four per cent has been and
hand
the Third and Sixth Avenue Railrosd ccmranies
furnish statement full and comprehe siye this
win publish II with pleasure. We want igures and
fass. IN remarks yesterday excepted the cond
Avenue Railroad knowing II had been comparatiy well
managed in its fnsnces.
The Boston Journal says in relation to the v mont
Central Railroad:The latest reports that N j. N.
PeGsns OF New YORK has been appointed treasurer and
that he has accepted the office that the treasury Office
u removed New York and that transfer agene
only will remain here. Also, that payment Of the July
interest the second mortgage bonds will be postponed
until September when the company hope TO be able to
bring up it's These statements not from Off
al sources, but have to believe them correct
The incumbent Of the reasurersip rs said to be
gentleman OF nigh character wealth and influence
II he can manage as to straghten out the affairs
the Vermont Central Railroad, and inspire conf
dence in the concern, only say that he viii de-
serve TO be called public benefaetor.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department
Washington, on Saturday, the oath Of June, we're
For the REDEEM ption of stocks S2o3 l57 SO
For the payment Of other Treasury eehts.. 1873 90
For the Customs. 23e49 81
Eor the War department. 16,23s 40
FOR repay ing for the War Department 2,254 &c
For the Interior Department. u,l50 90
The redemption Of United States stocks during the
week ending Saturday the oath inst, amounted to
$3.50, 500 IS.
The earnings OF the Taunton Branch Railroad Company
for the year ending Nay 81 1884, amounted TO s6S 953
81 expenses, $3.50. AIS Tenet profits, SIS, Ala 81