New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
SECOND BOARD.
TrEsDlY. MAJ q.

Inc otOCh MARKET to-uay was generally Dl0yanti
and the demand for Fancies was active. Erie,
Harlem, Reading &c. improved; Government and
other sound Stocks were in demand at full prices.
At the Second Board, Harlem advanced l 2 cent
but generally the market is dull
The Exchange market closed rather heavy, with
a fair activity. Some small sales Of Sterling were
maze at TO-. y cent bat the bulk Of the business
was done at 9aalO per cent; Francs 525l 0526I.
Bills on Amsterdam 4oi0ioli H,mburg 35t a
$50; Bremen, 7el 07sl.
The market for Freights.is scarcely so firm and
not very active. About 1000 bales Cotton were
engaged at IS cd ais sterling; 25 80 900 bushels
Corn 3Id, and Deadweight at lossl2s Sd. To
Havre the packet filed up with 400 bales Cotton
at3aIc and Ashes, Wood, &c at previous rates
To Ca iornia there is a moderate business doing
at 6O47Oc per foot To London Naval Stores are
taken at Is Cd per Dbl; Oil Cake and other heavy
goods COS per tun; Provisions IS Cd per tierce.
The Cunard steamer will take .f5, 900 or 5000
in gold.
/ In Money there is no change 10 notice. The sup
ply is still very free and paper of the right quality
! is in moderate amount on the market. The rates
on paper are sal q cent. for good names, short
dates; 49s for long dates. The rate thea ranges
to 10 . cent. according to quality. Railroad paper
is selling at 90l0 per cent On good Stock Call
loans are sac per cent and on Governments, occa.
sionally, little lower Tire Banks are discounting
freely and Of them are in the street for paper
There are about 5000 men at work the Erie
Railroad beyond Corning, and the whole work will
be done stthe contract time. OF the l25 miles be-
yond Hornellsville L. o. 100 will be irone1 this
Fall and the remainder by May, 1881 so that the
whole lice 10 the Lake wi be ready for the cars at
that time. The Road from Dankirk to the State line,
six feet guage, is under progress, az is the Road
from the State line to Erie The whole Wal DO
completed by the time the Erie. Road is finished
The Road from the State line to Erie has boon
leased for eight years by the line from Dankirk to
the State line at per at y annum.
The Receits ut s,so os. -------,-., day ,Uera
s,,s,,o. PAYMENTS l5O,372-Balance sis3s,
500
The annual election Of Directors of the Harlem
Railroad was held today. AM She od Board waI
elected with little or no opposition. About 1900
shares were thrown for this ticket. The gentlemen
elected arc Messrs Robert Schuyler, George
Barker Philip Dater, Jonathan sturges, William
s. Wetmore, r.. n. Batch'ord, Thomas w. L1i-
low, Edward Bemsnt, VIM. $. Miller Chas. Dsnni-
son, Vim. C. Wetmore, Gouyernear ,lorris, Isaac
Z. Haviand.
The Souiherner brings $4,000 ia specie from
Charleston.
The Farmers Banl ofTroy has declared their
9sth dividend of 2 cent payable after the l5.h
Of June next This dividend viii MAKE AIS $40 p /
cent that has been paid to its stockholders since
nac I eta Iirs1a 81 ofsor ,y.,
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Raj. /
road will be opened on the 25th inst. to Wellington
IS miles south Of Cleveland. Regular trains will
run on that day. The work on the rest Of the line
to Columbus is being prosecuted with great vigor,
and the whole will be opened during the present
year
There appears to be some trouble with the Bank
of Corning, as some OF the WaLst brok ers throw
it out.
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
Of navigation TO the 18th of Nav
lrcDsye, SIS 81 70
| TO the slme period in l8i9........... $50 IS IS
increase r 1850 a.
The Providence Journal, ia is weekly review OF
the market, Us the improvement in Printing
Cloths, noticed last week, has been fully sustained
The advance in the raw material induces manufac-
urers to suppose that tho prices will be higher as
It the present value there no margin; on the
ontrsry, We are informed there is an actual loss in
manufacturing 6Ox64 at cents The sales of tae
IS. 500 pieces, as follows; .
7ooo pieces 6Oz64 g in at 4c sWO do 6oxs4 2 in a,
$1,000 1a1s4 80 Ia al &C. 100 do 5kx5l % al 4!e;
GOO DO 52X s. q In ~ 4c CO.. DO aka n H. 5a
s5AsS ~ H. 81 4sc leOoo do 6ox1i in. At 5i 500
e2ts IS n o. oe l6 20 DO 64xo4 q in at Sic; 100 do
Ae4 % To- O. 5c 25Oo 10 56st, "a In a. &c 250d06sx
- IN 81 &c Zoo 40 $3.50 3 n 4e6e; 1000 d. Il
AeS -lt 10 Al &c; all On nos. TAs qIAily SIS lr0m =
AT Boston there are no new feltares in The No !,
ey market. Negotiati ms OF COOL business paper Il
re readily mad in the street at a little abEe the
gal rate but the great bulk OF the Transactions @
accommodated y the banks Ssockloans range
or . 10 IL per cent. according 70 circumstances, Z
rs ye' difficult to obtain mooey on these seen IA
nes'r m the Institutions except Tor the soundes. r
ividend class. "
ACCORDING to Cisf's A9rertiser, the Bank Of East
ennessee Is in trouble It states that only sui. q
en' capital was paid in 10 secure its charter G.
'anst forfeiture. The concern was than s,l1 6r q
V0V 70 Air Aincheioe; but before the bargain e
"a been formally closed and bel.re Mr. Ki,cbsloe X
'nd begin operations, the s;ockholse-. co,c,sssd "
M aNeT-OreaDs capitalist made \ nora ,,os,. n
Ne orsr' end thereuPon they sold oct u the at r
r VITO owns the Bank and wbo can lez.gyi.. II
lie NOES under its charter are, therefore r,,t.rs -
be decided by lsieation. D.
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As EsATs 'ea5 Sc 'o7 Pets ssa5 Ga % p, I,
ntlsr faebi- under ,sa ,s,-. -. $1,000, ,,
~ 20 80 s Tss. &c sss 'ssa s,ss e,sr on q
g. 49, SaaI.s,..o Aaglaa lIebls So hi
ws'ca ear N s'saF rat M heavy ~ s13 g.