New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26
SECOND RotRD.
MONDAY, Nov. 25-P. NJ.

There is no important movement III the Stock
Market, excepting in Erie which appears to con-
centrate the attention of the operators The
market advanced Y cent. to'day-the Stock
selling at "a at the Second Board, and atterward
The shorts are very short; and there is In add
tion. strong desire among the friends OF the
Road to have the Stock stand at par when the
Road is completed in May next. Between the
Boards. sale Of 600 shares was made at 80.
few other fancies wore better, and generally the
market was steady, Morris was heavy, and lel
off to 2Os. sale of 1000 shares was made IN
Philadelphia this afternoon at 204 Norwich and
Worcester both improved / v cent. The bust
meas on the Norwich and Worcester Road has
IN very much Increased this month-porticularly IN
I9H Freights This grows mainly out of the Northern
p Massachusetts, and New Hampshire business
over the Nashua ard Worcester Road, which Is
now realizing to the Norwich and Worcester
Company ell that originally anticipated
The Norwich and New London Steamboat Com
pany have purchased the splendid steamer Con
nocticut" heretofore on the New Haven route
She has taken her place on the Norwich Railroad
Line in place of the "KnCkerbocker,' with
drawn. The Connecticut is Of the first
Sound boats ever built-fuIly equal to any boat on
the Sound, and will command the confidence OF
the public and large business. Leaving New
York at 4 clock Z. NJ, she will land her passen
gers at New London at l0I, aud Aliens Point
where the Norwich and Worcester Road termi
mates, at II o'clock the same evening, and pas
sengers by her will reach Boston with ease in l0a
hours. Harlem was dull, closing at Gl5 Farmers
improved y cent, and Reading was firm. The
net receipts of this Road for the year ending 30th
November, it is reported will reach " cent on
the whole cost of the Road-Sl600O 600. Co.
vernments were dull, excepting $1,000 Coupon
Bonds, 1868, which sold at l2ll.
The amount received at the Sub. Treasury to.
day, was $40 O2O. Payments, S79535. Balance
$3,l05,1s6.
In Exchanges there is fair business doing for
the steamer at rates ranging from 81 to 9lc for
Sterling and 52505I92 for Francs. The supply
of bills is large and the market not firm. Am
sserdam, 4l@4ll; Bremen, 79} ESQ; Hamburg
368365
Freights are inactive, but there is a good deal
Of Wheat offering. Engagements for 5000 bbls
Flour at l2d s or 10000 bushels Wheat at I'D;
Cotton, ST per bale; Dead Weight, Is oils Cd
To Hayre, Cotton 81, To California there is but
little doing
Paper is not plenty, but does not 80 SO freely
..bo ola rotas Vnara - oi l;:;
nj 'no 'iu A''0'' A"o'o 20 "so disposition 10
put up the rates on small loans but there is no
~
change to notice
Tho busincss for the week past in DrV Goods
of tb;s however nr;ces esneriaIlv of Cotton fo.
Oh 'his' however prices osP'oi"''Y VI eo''0" ia,
brlcs, are tending upward consequent on light
.rnnl,,so,a 5acraos;ns stocl, Tho innortat;ons
S"ppiss ~ e&su4 ue'' ''V'N Nv
are yery fnmaterial and consist mostly OF French
tp.,Nss.,r
tfaFis aaa ~ eflsl goods
plo,.h,a a;a TTn,a. a., -c,,,;,s ND m ,,,.
s Sr @1 m b 6rr
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y; ~. asT no,vs<y a, a ,a co,,rs, ~ nr;.e
is a. Seilx ,,tsSsS5 ",S md @ III 49,
estshlsh n con s,Ieran. T rS ~ q" VI '''' S''' 10y
Drills a in low rcotcs, Inn ,l. sfoc y eo,,lv Inv
,1 n ICES ar, v ,os,nsin e' 'o s'N u equity ~
looking for better state ofdement sGer C6rishnsS