New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

WEDNESDAY, eept 25-P ha.
In Stocks the mark ct is very buoysnt, and very
active The sales OF Fances are very large, and
nearly every description advanced. AT the Second
Board the GALES of Income Bonds were large reach
ing $50, goo, and the quotations advanced to 9l4i
showing q cent, rise from the lowest point. The
expoaitions W hch have been recently made OF the
business of this concern, has aatsied every one o.
the safety OF these Bonds, and brought large orders
for Investment iato the market. Withtne Incomes
the Second Mortgages and Stock sympathized, but
in a less degree. The Second Mortgages improved
2 cent and the Stock went 70 7Ga, buyers thirty,
and wAg in demand. For Norwich and Worcester
Scrip SO was bid. There are several orders for
this Stock for investment at the Board. Mohawk
sold at go, showing y cent. improvement within
Il few days Morris was active, and advanced to
III. Long Island also improved little. Reading
and Harlem were both in active demand, and ad
vanced. The strongest party appears to be nov
in Reading, which has been operating in that Stock
for some time. The leading brokers of Philadel-
phia, New-Yo1k and Boston, are together in their
opinion of the uItimste value Of this stock and
operating accordingly. One party in Boston, it ia
stated, has made $4,000 this year in this stock
There was disposition TO buy Harlem, and the
rate advanced to 614, ct which it closed firmly
The Importance Of the Extension 90 the Western
Road is beginning to be appreciated aud this with
the bic atate of the regular business OF the
Road has brought in considerable orders for the
Stock. The Trustees, under the arrangement al
uded to, are Messrs Shepherd Knapp, and Aorrla
Ketchum OF New York. and Alexanda H. Holley OF
Lskeville, Conn. The parties who have undertaken
to build this extension are Messrs. Geo. IL ScauSiei'
Sidney g. Miller CT New-York and 9ovefheu'
Morrig Of Morrisiania, who agree 10 cohipie'o 'uo
Road for two millions of dollars, which they are ~
receive in certificates bearing 7 T. cent lhteieA
These certificates are a lien upon the new portion
of the road and upon that only ana hAF NJ
80, ~ a,rnings Of the old road for interest The
u,rlon, Comnsnv ia to run is equipage over the
new road when completed, the expenses OF suon
working TO paid from the receipts OF the new road
The surplus earnings Of she new road, after de
auctipg expenses, are to be devoted to the pay
ment of the interest on the two millions OF cerslt
o.tes icaue6 az above. Should this surplus be in
aufoient for the pay ment of such interest then the
recsints from the old road, from the business de.
rived from the new road, are to be refunded to the
extent of hree-fourths for the purpose Of making
M such deficiency. twenty-five miles Of the.new
road are to be completed by the 4th OF July. 1851
and the remainder to Chatham, by the 4sh day Of
July, 1852 One million OF the certificates are con-
vertible into Stock of the Harlem Railroad Compa.
ny at par, any time within FIVE years OF the com.
pletion Of the connection with the Western Road,
The agreement also provides for the GALE of the
new portion ofthe road in case the interest on tho
certificates is in for two years, or in case
the certificates not paid off at the end OF swenty
years, The arrangement is very favorable one
for the Harlem Road, and ia in effect that i. OBJ
fains connection with the whole web Of Northern
roads, from which to draw business without being
reQuiredso provide any funds to make such con
nsoiiop or to become liable for any interest in the
coat Of such extension and |. has the privilege at
the end of twenty years OF taking the extended
road at coat. There was good inquiry Tor Gov.
eminent Stocks at better prices. The Sizes of
1867 were wanted at 1885, and Elves Of 1858, sold
at 1881, which is an advance. There Is SONS in.
quiry for remittance.
In FreightB there is not much doing Engage
ments, 500 bales Cotton, 3.l6d 1000 bbs. Flour,
ls Cd Dead Weight, l5s a 2os. &c London there
is not great deal offering, the last engagements
were Cheese st 25a; Flour and Naval stores, ls
cd; and Heavy Goods, lis Sd 20. To Amster.
dam, 100 bis Pot Ash, eos. aud 900 Pips Slaves,
SIT. 90 San Frsuciscisoo Clippers fill up quickly
at high rates and ordinary yssselr, sic sly al pre-
vious prices.
The market ios Exchange closed with stead
ness and Sterling Hold at 3! @lol p cent Good
bills sold at loolO2 cent. Francs are 52ll8
$50 and scarce Antterdam, 4ol o4ol; Bremen,
7998sO; Hamburg, $50 236.
The Steamer toos $4,000 10 Silver, and s5o,o
in British Gold,
The Receipts at tbs Sab rra,sury were sloo,,
OF; Payments s26l ,57g; Balance, s53tl,lo6.--
or the disbursements, s25o,oOo wSs on sransfer
drafts in favor OF the suo-Troaaury "a Now Or
leRrs. This coin went into the street, GSing the
third dan of the same amount wdi ii his beso paid