New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
sEcOED BOARD.
TnnRsnIY. MnY y.

THURSDAY, hny y
The Stock market today had n strong down
ward tendency at the First b GARD, and the prices
al fell OIL The market was especially heavy for
Reading Erie, Farmers and Canton, also fell of.
For Governments there was good demand, and
the Qualities were well sustained. At the Second
Board the market reacted, and everything i'm
proved There was a strong disposition to buy on
time, but sellers were scarce The Bears have
suffered 50 much lately that they are indisPosed to
make contracts unless they bring in the stock az
once for cash. Very large orders for Erie, at buyers
option were in the Board to day, but could not be
filed. Hudson River stock has improved more
rapidly within a short time than any other stock,
having advanced from SO to II, under the improved
condition ofthe Company, Notwithstanding the de-
cision Of the Directors to pay the interest on the
stock in scrip and not in cash.
In Exchanges there is nothing dong, but the
market is steady at the closing prices for the
steamer.
Freights are rather better. Engagements 1000
bales Cotton at Cd; $4,000 bush Corn, SD; 1000
bbls Flour Is; Deadweieht, los 012s cd. A yes
sci was ken, to load at Wilmington, at - cd for
Naval Stores
The private advices by the Gamer arc rather
more favorable than the printed accounts. Cotton
is quoted at an advance in some OF the letters,
and Breadsturs are spoken of as likely to do bet
ter In the manufacturing districts there was
improved feeling, better prices, and good demand
for Goods. Spinners and manufacturers are gene
rally firm in asking the improved rates whilst buy
ers On the other hand, evidently combining their
operations to the lowest amount on all goods for
which there is not pressing necessity. The I'D
vance was 10 some extent more reallzable on arms
than on Cloths, hut in both cases it had tendency
TO prevent business. The Silk trade at Msccles
field is favoraby spoken Of, and fancy styles of
manufactured goods find ready buyers. Glasgow
accounts state that the msrke cts there for Cotton
Yarns and Goods have been unchanged during the
week, and prices continue firm. The Woolen trade
ut Bradford Leeds and Huddersfeldis steady, and
fair extent of business being transacted The e.
feet here has been an increased irmness in Cotton
aud Breadstuifs The Bankers letters SPEAK OF a
fair demand for American Securities and mode
rate supply on the market. The attention ofinves-
tors had been directed to the miscellaneous securi-
ties. in consequence OF the high prices OF Govern
ment aud leading State stocks and considerable or
ders have come out for Railroad stocks and bonds
Bank stocks, &c. These orders are mainly from
| the Continent
Barngs Circular states thai here has been during The
week steady demand for iavorise securities ana ss The
supply has not been Increased, business has besn
done quotations. which would hardly be maintained
/ u large sales attempted. United States Ca 1862
l5dl6i Inscriptions, 1919 io9ailN Bonds Of 81 900
ll0.dll; Alabama 80, 81 G69; Siering do II G73 Mass
S. 10 le9; Maryland, GOA s2 Ohio IS 60 100 lo5 do
20 lc7a Ice Pennsylvania S. s3} asl Virginia g., IS
a. NoNcw-York South Carolina or Loalsanasock on
The market
AnOiter London Circular quotes 5 IS, 1875 9la9s; e.
1907 les ole7; do 1851 lCg Gle; do 1885, lledlS;N
S. 1856 S7Cs8; do Is5S60 9Su Cry oic95 Pennsyl-
vans fSde3; Ohio 1856 9sde9 1851 lo2cit3i Massachu.
.sus o70loSI MsyiSnd OF ALBANIA 65ds6; S.ssl'7s "A
a;6 Virginia 96as7.
The money market in Loodon continued to be
very easy at thclow rates ointeress before quoted.
Consols have improved during the week from 95F
to 90
The Bullion market still remains exceedingly
/ G~,,, a. \ tx;thout alteration liz price.