New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY, Dec. l3-P. NJ.

FRIDAY Dec. l3-P. NJ.
There has boon large activity in the Stock
mark ct TO- day and the quotations are generally
Eaoyant. Erie was especially the active Stock,
and advanced to seI, an improvement Of " ct
rom the opening of the Board, The Shorts were
considerably alarmed. Nearly all the Fances
were firm and in demand at the First Board, but
were rather easier at the Second Board. The
gales Of Erie large, but there was little dis
position to sell on time. The market opened this
morning at s5l and closed at 08l with good de-
mand The continued and rapid rise in this Stock
has bad no precedent in the Streetfor long time
The Books close after Monday for the Dividends,
and probably there win be an exciting contest
between the shorts and longs" 1t is conf
IDENTIFY predicted by the friends OF the Road that
thc Stock will be 95 at the opening Of the Books
on the Cd January, and par by the time the
Road is completed to Dunklrk. The receipts in
December continue to equal the amount needed
to meet the estimate Of the year, and as the pre-
sent cold weather has put stop to canal navigae
tion and will probably close the river, the traffic
for the remainder Of the month will be increased.
Harlem fell of y cent. Farmers went to So,
in this Stock who have faith in its value much
beyond the present price. Canton declined / v
cent. Portsmouth was active and improved y
cent, Norwich active and closed at 655, an
advance of ! % cent. Reading was heavy, with
large sales at the Second Board, closing at 74a
declines ! % cent. Morris fell off U cent and
Stonpgton ! v cent. Erie Incomes were weak
at the Second Board, showing decline Of { "
cent. la Governments there was not much done,
and the market was firm.
In Exchanges the market is very quiet and the
quotations nominal at 81 a 10 for Sterling 1870
) az for Francs
The business in Freights is suspended until tue
receipt of the foreign letters. Shipments are firm
at l6ld for four with engagements of 1900 or
5000 bbls, 6ad for grain, ID for cotton, SIS for
dead weight To Havre cotton is &c.
In Money there is no change A continued
abundance of capital is the feature Of the market
Prime paper is in moderate supply, and passing at
307 " cent. Long paper is az v cent. Loans
on call are freely made at soc y cent, and at the
higher rate the supply exceeds the demand.
The Banks arc receiving large amounts, and are
discounting freely.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are $50,13O;
Payments, $l83,244; Balance, S3,479,944
A new Bank is about to be established in this
City called the Chatham Bank" Mr.. Elias g.
Drake, late Alderman Of the Fifth w ard, is to be
President.
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Nov. 90, PM. says American stocks continue in
the same quiet state and quotations are unaltered,
The annexed statement gives the Custom
House Dry Goods Statistics for week ending Dec.
10 ,oso vim.
10 'o'o' VIZ
Entered for Consumption.
Wooene q packages Sll 43O Cloths 8do 81 $50; Wor.
seds do 5000 Stuff Goods do POS; Cotton and Wor-
eed IS do, 80 1872 Cashmeres do SOP; Apacas, IA do
24Si Hastings do, Loss; Lustres do, l65S; CHECKS
2do 560; Saxonys, do 200; Shaws do 81 i0; Hand
ls Sa Yarn d. 4 a Gape aU do 3ssy FS
DO 10 do 3264 Total, l72 packages valued al $6lOtl
Coons 14o nsckaEes S96 49, Prins do POP Col
ored Goons, Sc d. 4lC 1se,s ' do Isl En6ro
Sofed PaSso S GH s VS
shr!;, d. 49, Cuttings 2do 47a NS,is 2do a.
Yarn, do 500 0her Manufactures of Cotton Is do 2752
Total 25O packages valued al S54,l52
NIANupAcruREs OF SILK
Silks, Al packages, $i 243; Laces do 910 Nelyels,
DO a aaa E s Ma G[ayas de- eo shsws
30 V S Uo 9M ana Co'99 90 nSa push 40 aeSi
S,k and Cotton DO 4,54S silk and Worsed 81 do, 1917;
Hose, 90, l'6i Gloves do, 7Gl; Brads 2 do, rs;
Frnges 90 III taw SIX, do, Solo Gimps do 40;
o s"es ynlae@ al ST. % S'N " Vo 1o'" Us pack
"s''' "''S " S,AN,,,'ai.1,rr. 80. So,
,,,ns OK noci,,oes s5e go M, ~ ~ -.
q froai S ~ ~. GUMS 40 S'<9i LaceS
go %Ssr do 81 TOW To sr Linen ana GSon h 90
Go do 5706 Other Manufactures OF FaX NJ P"
tGs n n, SV vpined nj S75 7QS " ~ "''t' io'o'
IVY p"s'' MrscFILANEous trEMs.s
Straw Goods 226 packages $l7Gi4; artificial Flowers
and Feethers 2 do 7D7 kmbroideries do zig; MIN,
merry do GIL Edgnes do ,720; Collars CuAs Nc 4
do 1857 Robes DO III Vesings do, SIS Buttons /
de si4, Button Smls DO, 3St; Leather Gloves do,
1891 Total, 9i3 pkgs; valoed al S5l07s.
tH4dI3eH from Fatdonse'
-, MANvtACIuKttS or Wool; .~ -,
MooehS psEs, 49, Sl9s, 2V 90, t'syo NofS1ea
40 2e9 O0t'on ana Moised i oo 300 oHhke's 40
"'' io'1'' II ,NEs , ,r1,D, a. $3.50 ,rox