New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
sAruRDAY, September 2l-F. RI.


There was very active Stock market today,
and at the First Board prices generally showed
still further advance on the rates of Friday. Read
ing improved ~ cent Erie " cent; Motifs
2 ~ cent Eric I'd Mortgages % cent; Gov
eminent 60 % cent. &c. Farmers declined u
oept At tho Second Board the attendance wag
not large, and decline in Readings, Harlems and
Eries took place of U cent. The rise in these
Stocks has been rapid, and holders coming In to
realize there was very material reaction. Erie
Bonds were in good demand aud generally held
firm After the Second Board $25, 600 Incomes were
sold at 90 to a buyer who has always seen further
through the Eric grindstone than any other ope
rator in the street. The receipts OF this HoRd
last week wsrc enormous, particularly from pas
sengerz, and indicate considerably larger result
for she month than we stated few days ago Avery
,arge proportion of the travel coming East leaves
the Central line OF Roads at Geneva and comes
over this Road, and the Hornelsvie extension is
beginning to have it's legitimate effect The pres
ept appearances are that the estimates OF the
managers will be exceeded by the actual receipts
of the remainder of the year. 1t is fact OF some
significance in regard to the Company's estimate
of 80 600 GOO for the years 1852, that in every in
sustained by results unleGa bome event which could
not be foreseen--the advent OF the cholera, for
example--interpoacd In speaking of the securities
of this Road ThOmpsons Bank Note Reporter,
ono of the few prophets that has honor in his own
country, says;
IA we predicted the market has Changed suddenly 10 re,
gard 10 ltese securities and aet being depressed by The
bears The purpose OF purchasing at low gures ncome
Bonds have rapidly risen 80 with buyers hsn SCI
h. hR
Bonds-w think them perfectly safe ana me cheapest a
looking ut the pon. Of security as we =, 6 Ss
preea price they yield The investor 10 per cent per an
mum Or their security there cannot DO sns po1sey %
surplus used up In decrease earnings or increase e
p,nsts before there could DO any deficiency Ia the funds
Tor The payruen, inerestA lurpus itis not prohs
BILE can be much diminished by any cause. or course
II The Income Bonds safe we believe, the Second
Mattesse Bonds are perfect aecuIy We know OF moth
Ing better Recommend to our fFiends who wsh TO en-
ploy their money safely and pro6sby than ihese Two do
scripuons of bonds.
The decline at Abe Second Board did not chsngs
at all the current of opinion in the street which is
nearly unanimous that the next hundred days will
see considerable rise in the fancy market, of
course accompanied by the usual huctustio The
movement in Headings is kept up with con
siderable energy Taia Stock has the advantage
which few oshers possess, o being an sctlve Stock
in three markets Boston Now.York and Phiiade
phis, There are large operators initin each place
and the present favorable position of its atairs has
brought in large lumber of outside buyers, and
the marke is kept very active. The receipta OF
Harlem for September will be large showing about
the same gain as the previous months, and the
dividend 10 beyond peradventure. Since the an
nounoement of the conclusion of the arrangement
for extending the Road 80 connection with Alba
ny. the crders for purchase have been large, and
the market has advanced per cont ghis desira-
bic arrangement certainly adds largely to the pros
peotve value of this Road. When the junction
with the Western Road is made, the Harlem stock
will pay or p cent Dividends with ths same
certainty that The bsst New, England Roads do
For Government Stocks there wss considerable
inquiry, and the quotations. had an upward ten.
dency. There Is some enquiry for remittance to
Europe. New York Stocka were also wanted, and
So of 1864 sold at ll6
In Freishts the business lie limited, and the quo
tatioHs not very firm Engagements Of 1890 bush
Wheat at sd, 1900 bales Cotton at 3l6d and Flour
as 10 lQSd. To London 80 notice engagements of
1909 bxs Cheese at 25s; 10 tuna Oil Cake, eos;
4,o0o bbls Flour and 800 Turpsntine aud Resin,
Is Cd; 400 pipes Wine, IS; and ESQ hbs oi! on
private &ssms; 1909 bxs Cheese, a5s other heavy
Goods zoe. To Havre, Cotton is being engaged at
q cent and other eco&d at previous rates. To
Holland, loG khls AsheS. and go ties rice were en-
gsgel at 22s Cd; and 200 bbls Resin, 2s92s Sd;
ard to Antwerp, Cotton at g cent aud Ashes, eos.
To California, engagements ars being made at 90
$50 csu by good vessels. Fhs ship Rappahauuook,
1888 tuna built in Bath Ms of the best materials
and very large carrier having taken nesrly o.
quite as large cargo o. Cotton as ever was saxon
IRON the United States, soid for this trade at 1885,
oOG,