New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06
SECOND BOARD.



In Stocks the market is active and continues
very buoyan.. The demand for Fencies is large and
sbe prices all tend upward Sound Stocks are
firm and in good demand. Morris was more act
i've again, and closed firm at %, $50. Erie was
very firm Harlem also, and Reading-the latter
improved y ct. The receipts Of Harlem for
October were 945,500 to $4,000 against s40,5 800
last year, showing an increase of about $4,000
notwithstanding the interruption OF the City travel
consequent upon the relaying of the track. This
is now nearly completed and the City traffic must
largely increase. Norwich and Worcester ad-
vanced " ct, and was in demand, The affairs
Of this Company are attracting attention and we
shall in day or two give an expose OF its CON
dition and prospects That it will pay 3 y ct
semi annual dividend in December appears to be
admitted. 1t is selling for S44 Y share For
Mohawk 92l was asked; North American Trust
improved to 49,, and after the Second Board, IN
the street sold at 49,. Considerable amounts OF
this Stock have been picked up within few
DAYS and there is probably some operation going
on in it. Farmers was steady but not active.
Canton is not in much demand but the market
takes all offered at S. Rochester and Syracuse
again advanced, selling at 10. Madison and In
danapo1s sold at 102, being W ct advance on
the last Board sale The probable dividend Of
y ct in January, making l0 " ct for the year, IS
causing capitalists to pick up all the Stock on the
market Stonington had an upward tendency.
Portsmouth Dry Dock was steady. Long Island
sold at 139. Bank Stocks were in good demand
Mt advancing prices The market for NowHaven
and New-York Road is firm The traffic on this
Nc Ir,fc lny Lotto
her S4i7&5 o.
For October 1919 of''I 81
Increase so % cent .$l0407 IS
Income Bonds were firm, and the Second Mort
gage improved.
In Exchanges there has been a fair business
doing for this steamer mainly at lO4@l05, but at
the close the market fell off to l04, with consider
able sales under telegraph orders from the South,
Tho oupply was good. Francs were 5. II as lG$i
Hamburg, 360365 Bremen 804 Amsterdam,
4OR041.
In Freights the market is quiet. Engagements
of 5000 or 5000 bbls Flour at ld3 0l8d Consid
cradle quantity of Grain at a a 44d Cotton, ID;
Deadwoight, l5s0l7s Cd.
The steamer to,m will take about $780,
900 in Coin-about onehalf silver. The receipts
from the West are large,
The Money market continues to be abundantly
supplied, and the rates Of interest are barely sus
tanned.
The National Insurance Company have declared
gemi.annual dividend of y CT
The Collector at Hamilton states that the Che
mango Canal will be in working order within five
or six days.
The EransuMe Journal gives one or two items
of intelligence showing that Cairo at the junction
of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, is growing
fast in Importance. 1t states that there were i8
arrivals and departures of steamboats, at Cairo in
"a hours, and that business very active.
telegraph station had been established there and
newspaper was to be started in two or three
weeks, to be called the Caro- PeainSular. Verify
Cairo is going ahead
The following table shows when the charters of
the Safety Fund Banks expire and the surplus
undivided profits on hand 30th Of June last:
UNDIVIDED PROFITS SAFETY FUND BANKS-cGrY OF