New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
SECOND BOARD.
Mos DAY, Nov. rpm.


cheaper Ere was one of the strongest stocks
and cash stock was scarce. The market closed o.
7O2, which was the closing price Of Saturday
Harlem closed at Cpl, Which is the same as Sat
nrday bu. lower than the First Board. Farmers,
with large Sales closed at set, which shows
marked change. Long island was firm. Morris
fell oif3 }p cent. Portsmouth Dry Dock Was firm.
Rochester and Syracuse sold at l2}. Er!e clos
ed at 79s, an improvement'of U cent Gener-
ally,at the close Stocks were offered atthe low
est prices Considerable sales of Government
Stocks were made at the Second Board Coupon
Fries 1868, ST. 900 Bonds sold at 81, which is
al advance. After the First Board sale OF
1000 shares Reading was made in tie street at
TO- seller 90 days.
The Market for Exchange is without spirit and
rather easier The quotations for Sterling are "a
0l0 " cent with snail bills selling at y cent.
Francs are cheaper, 5 2005 M 9he supply of
bills is good and the demand moderate--Amster-
dam, 4lQ4l4 Bremen, sO06l4 Hamburg SO a
SCI.
Freights are rather heavy but there is fair
amount offering. Engagements, 5000 to 5000
bbls Flour to London at gid. To'Liverpool 10000
bush Wheat AID; 1000 or 5000 bbls Flour I'D;
Oil, Tobacco, &c 1901 II Cd. ToEavre, the packet
is filing up at &c. To California there is but llt-
tie doing The rates are so to 1000. foot.
The amount received at the Sub Treasury is
s95,a37 Paid s60,21Oi Balance $3,l68o77,
The private letters speak of fair business
doing in London in American Stocks, and little
improvements Barings circular says, The mark
cts continues without change in prices, but there
G., T. rn.ttft
Gates OF 1862 aud 1861 at los 0l061 the coupons
being relatively dearer, having been neglected at
lO9aIO9} u. S. 5s. of 1859, 90 094-Penna. IS.
have been done at s2%383; and some Boston City
dollar as at 925 also Ohio 5s redeemable 1850 at
90; Massachusetts l0aMlu6i Maryland, 90 09l.
no demand buyers of Illinois internal improve
Rlent bonds at 80; Canada per cent bonds l02 %
1922. Another letter quotes Kentucky 98099,
Maryland sterling 81, Now.York 6s 1868 los 0l06,
New.York IS ls58-ls60, 95096.
Thompsou's Bank Note Reporter publishes a
fac sim,itie of species OF shin plaster which has
been issued at Quincy III, 1t purports to be a
certificate of deposit for Five Dollars on tie
Farmers and Merchants Exchange Co. of GUN.
cy. 1t is signed by A. c. Marsh, Cashier, aud j.
Il Swift, President, and is payable demand.
1t has all tile appearance of Bank Note and
should be avoided.
w learn that preliminary surveys in part Of
two routes have been made for II Railroad from
Saratoga Springs to sacketts Harbori one we be.
lieve through the valley OF the Sacendoga river,
another south OF that valley through the northeast
corner of Fulton county. a third survey is to be
Immediately commenced of line still further
South, approaching the line ofthe | tea and Sche.
nectady Road within four to seven miles The
people Of Fulton county take a deep interest in
this line and will it is SAID take Il large interest
in TIE stock il the most southery route through
Iohnstown or Gloyersve be adopted
The total coinage at the New Orleans Mint
during the month of October was S69O000
AT Baltimore, money is in fair demand on call,
at about y cent The exports for the week
amounted IN the aggregate to $l2l, $50 81, princ
p'lly to California
We gave some days ago the aggregate business
Of the Michigan Central Rail Road We now
give the detail, showing large gain:
vrsts October 5 asas 3 sl 1919 9;
Passengers ,,..,,..-,........ 6S,li4 90 7O,O62 Is
Miscellaneous ....,,,.,,.,,.,., 6Sl 81 llO23 -
sl8l28 so $l65572 %
Tie earnings for the first II days of November
were $4,000 against 1000 in same period last
year; { gain of $4,000 1t will be seen from
this statement that the ratio Of increase over
ls49, is fully maintained The net earnings of the
year cannot Jall much short OF II or u = cent.
At BoStoa, 100000 OF the Bonds Of the Og.
denshurg Railroad have been taken out of market
within few days, The Money market is easier.
Good uotes arc wanted at q per ceut and loans
on call are easily negotiated ST the same rate
The Domestic Goods market continues very quiet
Holders maintain tue same confidence, that the
great falling of in the production, the high price
and short crop OF Cotton and the reduced stock in
the hands of the manufacturers are favorable ipdi-
cations of much higher prices for goods than are
now obtained.
The Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company
has made dividend of 2 cent.
The Galena and Chicago Railroad Company
have declared dividend offs y cent on the stock
for the SIX months ending Oct. 81; one-half in
stock dividend certificates, and the other half in
cash.
The Pennsylvania Rail Road has declared
dividend offs g cent for tile last six months. The
Bartlett Steam Mills semi.annua dividend of 3
e cent
The FARMERS Bank Of Reading, Pa. 81 p cent
for six menths.
The Ne'carh Adrertiser says: Applications to the
next Legislature have already been announced to
be made for a supplement to the charter Of the
Patterson and Hackensack Railroad Co. to con
strpct branch from some convenient point north
OF hudson Co. line, 10 Il convenient point between
The tackensack and ilamapo Rivers in the line