The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

Mr. Dapsrs regular sale OF stocks and bonds win take
place at the Merchants Exchange omoro ct half past
IL O'Clock.
At the second board tho improvement was pretty GO
neral with qui active demand TOR the leading snoes
Erie 1871 advanced per cent; Illinois Central Bonds,
\; Nicaragua Transit, X; Cumberland Coal. r.; New
York Central Railroad, y; Harlem, n; Reading Rail-
road, !; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad l. Michigan
Southern Construction Railroad fell of per cent The
market was moderately firm at the close.
Notice is given by the Treasury Department at Wash
TO the holders Of the following rbed stocks of
the United States that the department prepared to
purchase at any time between the date hereof and tbs
goth day Of November next portions Of those stocks
amounting In the aggregate to g. in the manner
and on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit -
In of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be given in the order of
time in VII CHI said stocks may be offered. The certin
Gates duly assigned the United States by the parties
who are receive the amount thereof, must BE-
mted to this department. upon the receipt whereof,
price will DO paid compounded Of the following particu
lars -
l. The par value, amount specified in each certi.
fcate
. premium on the stock Of the loan authorized by
three per mt the stock Of the loan authorized by
the OF 1912, redeemable 3lst December, 1882 Of
eleven per the stock Of the loans authorized by
the acts Of S41 1913, and redesmable the former
the 3lft December 1857, ana the latter the 3th
ss ON
the 3ist OF Decs mber 1864 Commonly called the Texan
indemnity six per cent.
Interest the par of each certificate from the 1st
Of July 1854 TO the date of re,ept and settlement at
the Treasury with the allowance or the money to reach
the own.r) Of one days interest in addition
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts OF the
Treasurer Of the United Sta.es the assistant treasurer
at Boston New York Phil sdelphia the parties may
direct.
But certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of this
notice which shall not be actually received At the Trea
sury before the said goth day Of November next
We understand that the Borden Machine Company
have sold the right Of manufacturing and using twenty
machines during the last sixty days. at prices which net
profit to the company Of eight thousand dollars.
The Cumberland Coal Company sent to market last
week ,943 tons Of COAL follows August 2lst l,244
tons; 22d 1885, 2ad 1885, 24th s4l 25th 1857; Goth,
11leaveraging 1859 tons per day. or this quantity
s,7se tors came by railroad and SPOT by canal Not
outstanding the excessive drought boats the canal
have continued to rum and the canal in good
vigsble condition
The Third Avenue Railroad cars regularly to
Yorkve. The Second Avenue Railroad has its rails laid
TO Eighty sixth street. TO which place the trains rum
Il expected that the line to Harlem win be completed by
the LIST October.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the New York and
Boston lair lne) Railroad held a. Mddletown, Conn
on thursday The dments to the chartee passed by
the Legislature unanimously adopted and resolutions
passed instructing the directors to the pay
nent Of subscriptions due. After the meeting the
stockholders carried along the line Of the road and
much pleased with the substantial character Of the
work they examined.
The warrants entered st the Treasury Department,