New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY, October Is

81 do............s60 76&
FRIDAY October tS
In Stocks the market has been rather active,
but there was a small natural reaction in prices
after the recent considerable rise At the ID
Board the feeling was better and the prices were
a fraction higher. For Governments some orders
have come out by the steamer and the market tor
coupons is very stiff. the supply is quito moder,
ate and held above 100. The buyers will proba.
biz take the Stock of 1867 as substitute. This
description shows an improvement of ] y cent
Erie Stock fell off to 76l but, afterward recovered
to III; Reading improved y cent. The bust
ness of the Road in October will be beyond prece-
dent, probably s350,O00. This gives operators
lust confidence. Norwich and Worcester was
also buoyant and sold at 55i. Several parcels
were picked up between the Boards. 1t is ex-
pected that this will become much more active
Stock than it has lately been. Morris under heavy
sales fell off to 81, but at the I'd Board was frmer
and sold at Ell. The orders to-day were from
Boston and the movement looks like another adj
vance. Portsmouth Dry Dock was firm with
sales at the I'd Board at y cent, The declar-
alton of dividend of 50 " share or % v cent.
on the Edgeworth Stock has q favorable effect
upon Portsmouth. The Edgeworth is q Real Es-
tate Company, somewhat similar to the Ports
mouth Harlem was frmer at the I'd Board and
sold at 625. Long Island has been taken hold OF
it is said, by the Philadelphans and was firm at
IA. Farmers Loan sold at Az about y cent.
decline from the highest point. Erie I'd Mort
cages were a little better and the Incomes de-
clined l. selling at 934. 1t will be noticed that
whom the market is heavy for these Securities
the amount sold falls of-parties holding feeling
perfect confidence in the recovery Of the market
within day or two. This remark holds good
also in regard to all Stocks in the present easy
condition of the Money market. The amount of
business done at the Board to-day is probably not
one half as large as it would have been had there
been generally buoyant market. For Reading
Mortgage Bonds IS was asked. This Mortgage IS
only for million and halt, we believe which
makes perfect security of these Bonds. Ken.
lucky 6s continue low compared with other y
cent Stocks although the debt of that State is
very small They are about y cent. below those
of Ohio on the opposite side OF the River
In Exchanges there is a moderate business md
the market is steady without being very firm
Sterling is lOIPlO3. Francs, 5.l71 05. 10.
There is moderate business doing in Freights
and rates are without change. Cotton is 81 v
bale Flour, Is 3D.; Grain, 4d Dead Weight, l5s
a 2Os To Hayre Cotton &c. To Hamburg 500
bales Cotton &c. and 100 tuns Heavy Freight at
POS Cd Two or three charters were made on prl'
vate terms.
The Receipts at the ub-Treasury are Sf5,O07
PAYMENTS s2l2,a77. Balance $4,46974O OF the
PAYMENTS $50, 900 was on a transfer draft to New
Orleans. The Coin went into our Banks
The supply of Money is increasing and today
there were more lenders than borrowers The
Banks are discounting freely all their good offer
ines and in the Street the supply Of tirst-cass
Doper is quite limited There is a better feel
ing in regard to the paper OF the Auction House
before alluded to and sales are made at / to y
~ cent according to Endorsement. There Is little
or 10 new paper of this House offering, all that
on the market having been previously sold IN the
Street Other Auction paper is car y cent. The
Street rate for frst-class short paper is 5Q7 "
cent. Long paper is 709 v cent Loans on call
5a p cent on good Stocks.
The Pacific Bank opened very successfully yes
terdav. There were over one hundred accounts
opened and the deposits amount to 5l75o0O, be,
side which an installment of $4,000 was paid in.
The Bank of New York has declared semi an
nua dividend of FIVE y cent
The Merchants Insurance Company of Boston
have declared a semi annual dividend OF twenty
y cent.
One hundred thousand dollars in gold went up
the River yesterday and to-day for the Bank of
Montreal.
The California news by the Crescent Cityis gener-
ally favorable considered in the Street The success
with which the San Francisco bankers withstood
the run upon them is considered to argue their per
manent stability Phe receipt of million of gold,
which formerly would have created intense excite
ment was scarcely noticed to-day The shipment
of gold from San Francisco, BY the Panama Steam
ers in August, reached Three millions Of Dollars,
and this amount will probably be exceeded in Sep
TENDER.
The receipts of the Madison and indianapolis
Road continue to show very large increase.
The earnings for the week ending 18th inst. were
$1,000 againt $4,000 last year same time, showing
an excess of So, 100 or so y cent.
We understand that the attempt of Messrs.
Saml J. Peters, Peter Currey, Jr. and Charles A.
Jacobs to obtain control of the Canal Bank OF
New Orleans, project We have before ahuued
to, will probably fail, as the Rothschids ae.aas
! to sell their 5000 shares below par ln9 p'''S