New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

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SALES STOCKS AT THE SECOND BOARD.
5000 Ohio Gs..b6O 97al IS Farm Loan. b3 333
so Morris .beO 23s 50 Nor & Wor---.. SO S4i
so do--------.--- 23sl
There was not large business done at the Stock
Board to-day but prices generally better and in
some of the fancies there considerable improve
ment The favorable aspect of the affairs of the Mohawk
Railroad appears have effect upon the stock OF that
Road. and the price is gradually advancing.
The foreign bill market is quiet and prices heavy.
We quote Sterling 50si Francs, 5 26l05 25 Amster-
dam, 39i 039l; Hamburg 35i 035i Bremen, ISL 7si.
The Business of the Norwich and Worcester
Road thus far in the present month shows very favora
bic result when compared with the time last year.
The earning for the first 10 days in this month
have been --..---.SlO22o ~
Same time Nov. 1871 2,1co u
Increase this year------.-----.-.--. $3.50 81
The argument of case which involved the con-
sutionalty of the General Banking Law OF this State
was concluded on Thursday in the Court OF Errors
Jude Hogeboom of Columbia heard in favor OF af-
frmng the decision of the Supreme Court declaring the
law unconstitu,ionaD and Samuel Stevens and George
Wood for reversing that decision. generally under
stood that the decision of The Supreme Court will be re-
versed and the constitutionaly Of the General Bank
ing Law maintained by the Court for the Correction OF
Errors.
The Bank of Northumberland has declared div
end of four per cent of the profits Of the last six
months.
The Central tAlichigan Railroad, it is stated, will
be completed as far as kalamazoo by the m Of January
next.
There has been more doing at Philadelphia in
Mississippi Bank stocks and Treasury securites OF the
latter especially prices have improved in consequence
of an impression that the debt will be paid in full sooner
than anticipated.
We find in the Detroit papers notice OF the re-
sumption of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank and Of
the change of the principal officers Messrs Seymour
and Litchfed from this State have succeeded Messrs
Throop and Weles as President and Cashier.
The indianapolis Journal states that at the last
November session of the State Board OF Directors OF the
Slate Bank of Indiana il unanimously resolved TO
ask of the Legislature continuance on the part OF the
Bank Of the right Ct issuing small notes as permanent
privilege during the life of the chatter bill granting
the privilege defeated last Winter By disagreement
between tho TWO Houses AS to its details.
The shipments of Coal from the Schuylkill region
now exceed million tons. The shipments last week
were by Railroad % 7Oi Of; by Canal, $500 o5-tota
for the week. 3543 o. showing increase over last
week of about 1000 tons by Railroad ard about 300 by
49, ''NN-.'
err The demand for Coal continues very brisk, and
prices firm with upward tendency in the different
markets.
The shipments of the surplus of Flour from Ohio
This year will be very nearly follows reducing the
Wheat 10 its equivalent in Flour
Cleveland. 10000 bbls.
Cincinnati OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l6U,Ou0
Toledo .--..-:-.-: 100000
Milan Sandusky, &c., 10000
Mari.,,s ---.--....-. 10000 a.
Portsmouth, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
To,nl .......gl 10000 bbls
The other articles estimated in money thus:
Flour 10000 bbls-. sa,o0oo0
Pork ''Jou.oOo
Cattle and Beef oVoOoV
Wool. @ 600 lbs ------.---.---- oouUoo
Choose 100000 lbs .--------------.--. ooo,uoo
Manufactures - o,ooo,ooo
Total. sll,euo,VVo
The Chronicle thinks these results underestimate
cd and that there are miscellaneous articles enough to
make the net surplus in value twelve millions OF dollars
AT Mobile the Exchange Market continued heavy
and rates gradually sinking Sterling bills have receded
per cent and are now quoted gu, doors 7e7i PREM
Checks on the North and Eas, have also declined, say
per ccn,-,he Bafk chcckng NcwYork q, per cent.
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