New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
SECOND BOARD,
MONDAY, Nov. Il-P.M,


In STOCKS the market was rather heavy in
ssme Of the Fancies, but at the Second BOARD
there was q favorable reaction and the Fanclcs
wont higher than before, Erie went to 49,, show
ing an advance of ~ Ct The receipts for NO
vembcr are coming in favorable. Farmers lel
ell to 5l9 at the First Board, but closed at 32f.
Norwich was 592, and closed with an upward
tendency. Mohawk was firm at Saturday 8 prices
North American Trust sold Mt IA, at winch there
was demand Morris was active at the Second
Board, and advanced to 221, Harlem was With
cat marked change. very large force has been
an, nm the extension road, and the first section
will be completed at the stipulated time Long
lslaud sold at ~ Canton fell oil ! v ct. Erie
Income Bonds sold to the extent OF $4,000 at
sa3@93s Reading was one OF the most active
"a md buoyans Stocks aud advanced y CT, selling
nj sss In Government, State, dividend-payng
W Railroads Bank and Insurance Stocks there was
good demand at full prices, The sales ofGov-
eminent 6s 67 were at ma
In Exchanges the market ia heavy aud the sup
ply of bills good. Sterling has downward ten
dency. Prime bills arc sold at l0@l0l cent
Francs, 517lQ5,lGl The demand for this
steamer is not large.
In Freights there is not much doing, but rates
are firm. Flour is l61di Grain, AID DeadwciSh1
l5@2oe Cotton, 3s sd.
In Money there is n rather better inquiry, but
the supply is large. The rates are without change.
First.olass paper goes at az y ct for short and
sos for long dates On call, the rates are sac
y cent.
The Receipts at the Sub-Treasnry to-day were
s7A,O79; Payments, Sl5oil3i Balance in the
Treasury, Sill6,@66.
The CITY Bank OF brooklyn will commence
business on the l4th of December next with
cash capital paid in of $25o,oOo. The first INSTALL
ment of $40, 0oO-or nearly ono,halt of its capt
tal-hss already been paid in. The following
gentlemen compose the Board of Directors John
Ekalmsn, James V an Nostrand, James S. I Stran.
ahau, John D. Cocks, John n Taylor, John B.
Kitohing, Charles Christmas, Isaac Otis, Charles
Stanton, 6assawsy B. Lamar, John Greenwood,
Dennis Perkins, VIM. Spencer and VIM Boerum.
The officers are ,Iohn Skillman, President; Isaac
Otis, Vice President r. ?. Perrin Cashier
The Rocky Bar Mining Company of the Mid
die Fork OF the American River, California has
declared a semi annual dividend OF one hundrea
Der ceat, payable onthe 9Th December at the Office
Of the Company in this City. This Company is
one of the most successful that has been estab
hshed in California, and was successful because
it was formed after the members had served an
apprenticeship in gold searching. The location
of the Company iO about seventy miles above
Sacramento City, where they have BAIT dam
and excaysted a racesxay by which they laid bare
the bed of tho river Beside which the race
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crashing quartz rock, Some of the specimens OF
auriferous quartz from this location are the rich
est which have ever been found in California, and
tho vein is apparently unlimited in extent From
the experiments made in this quarter it is esti'
mated that it will yield an average Of 20 cents OF
gold to the pound of rock. The machinery which
win be in operation next Spring viii easily crush
sor$y tuns per day, which win give net PRODUCE OF
$4,000 per day, or s4,so00oo per annum-of
which expenses Of al kinds may probably eat up
ssoo. 600 or ss0oO0o The means for the present
dividend have been derived from the bed of the
river and not from crashing the rock. The Com
oany have ample means reserved for the purchase
and putting in operation machinery sufficient to
rush the above amount of rock.
Two new connections Of the Erie Railroad
With the central line of roads are now under con-
1act-one from Honelsyille to Attica and one
rom Corning through the Conhocton Valley to
3atavia--which will probably be continued to the
Niagara River.
Mr.. George P. Bissell, Teller of the State Bank,
Hartford, has been appointed Cashier of the
Western Bank, Springfield, Mass. oice his brother,
esigned.
The ogdcnsbprgh Railroad has opened to the
merchants of the North west great additional IA
ilties of reaching the Atlantic coast. The Wei
and Canal remains saya tho Chteago Trs6tae,
pen TWO weeks At least later than she Ere ca, J