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

Dainder to morrow. The following sold payable
Cen per cent day Of SALE the remainder with interest
six per cont per annum, delivery Of stock LIST Of
August
200 shares Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati R. R. 90
For the remainder Of the stocks ncludad in the cata
logue, there no bids.
Messes. Atwood Dunleyy & Co. will pay their Office,
No. Is Wall street. the LIST of July, the semi annual
isterest on the folio wing securities
Nlwaubis and Mississippi Railroad Company frst mort
sage eight sent Bonds Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
read Company first mortgage ten per cent Bonds; Co.
fnmbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad Company first
mortgage seven FER cent Bonds; Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad Company second mortgage seven per
Railroad Company seven per cent Bonds; City Of Nil.
vanke ten per cent Bonds issued to the Michigan and
Par cent Bonds issued to the Newport and Covingtop
Bridge Company.
The Seventh Ward Bank has declared semi annual
dividend of five 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.
vidend of 2 per cent Lexington Railroad per cent
he preferred, and "a per cent on the old stock.
The Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company, Of Salem,
semi annual dividend Of per cent the Lowell Manufac
Earring Company dividend Of $50 share-par value Of
shares 81 o0o reduced value $780, market value about
$50; the Stark Mills, at Manchester, N. H., semi
naal dividend of per cent, $50 share
The Cumberland Coal Company sent to tide water
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during the week. ending June oath sis tons OF coal
The calculations for the present week exceed tons
At the second board the market weak and not
very active Nicaragua Transit fell of u cent; Cum
bsrland Coal, y Erie Railroad, u; Harlem, a.
We have received the annexed statement relative to the
finances Of the Second Avenue Railroad Company
SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Capital authorized to Harlem. $500, 900
The length Of the road, all told, including turn
cuts, &c, will be, say &oh miles; cost, say for
iron, granite, concrete, timber, &c, SIC, 600
Rssi estate and buildings already purchased,
eost oo,ooO
Three hundred horses Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Total s544 900
For the extension to Harlem, cars, horses, and
aepots WILL Of course be required. With theYexcepti0n
Of about 000 the stock is all held by the grantees
of the road This $40 900 the grantees willing to
take in and give in exchange bonds of the company
able in five years with per cent interest, and
mortgage the whole property security. As respects
eatravagance it cannot be urged against this company
With any trnth for the trices economy has been OBJ
served in regard TO the expenditures As fast money
has been required has been furnished by the grantees
Since the road commenced there has not b. more
than hundred shares in all offered for sale in the
market Although the road yet is not fully in OPP
Grafton dividend of four per cent has been earned and
paid, leaving very handsome surplus Of earnings on
hand.
IL the Third and Sixth Avenue Railroad compa nies can
fur nish statement full and comprehensive this
win publish it with pleasure. We want figures and
facts In remarks yesterday we excepted the
Avenue Railroad knowing it had been comparatively well
managed in it's finances.
The Boston Jot,nG, says in relation to the Vermont
Central RalroadThe latest reports that Mr. J. N.
Perkins OF New York has been appointed treasurer and
that he has accepted the Office that the treasury office
In TO be removed TO New York. and that transfer
only viii 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 70
bring up its These statements not from Off
c sources but have to believe them correct.
The incumbent of the treasurership h said to be
gentleman Of high character wealth and influence and
he can manage to straghten out the affairs Of
the Vermont Central Railroad, and inspire conf
dence in the concern, only say that he will de-
serve to be called public benefactor.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington, Saturday the oath of June were:-
For the redemption OF stocks. $203 167 S3
For the payment Of other Treasury debts.. 1873 90
For the Customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 23,949 80
For the War department. 1883 40
For repsyipg for the War Department 2,254 Sc
Fer the Interior Department n,150 90
The redemption of United States stocks during the
week ending Saturday, the oath inst amounted to
S253, s92 IS.
The earnings Of the Taunton Branch Railroad Company
for the ending May 81 1854 amounted to $l6S 95s
81 expenses, $3.50, 478 Tenet profits, SIS, 44 g.