New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
SECOND BOARD
FnpAY. Nov. 2a--P. i

In Stocks the market has been bUoyaut ard
with good demand. Nearly all the Fancies
show an improvement, especially Farmers
which advanced to 81. Erie was also better
and Reading Morris improved to 2l5 The /
Erie corner appears to be intact aud the opera
tors in it are confident that there are sufficient
shorts to carry it still higher. The receipts Of No
yember will be between Sl50,000 and 100000
There was considerable movement in Portsmouth
Dry Dock and the market went to g. The low
price of this stock makes it favorte stock for
outsiders Norwich was held firmly at SO. The
receipts for November will be about So, 600 in ex-
cess Of November last year. For Madison and
Indianapolis 1927 was bid. Some small sales Of
shis stock have been made out Of tae Board as
high as los. Harlem very firm and at the
Second Board went to 81, the highest point it has
reached in some time Erie Securities were firm,
Sales of the Southern Michigan Railroad Bonds
were made at 90, and all sound securities of this
character are improving and in large request. The
loan asked for by the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Road will go at good rates. There is good de.
mand for Governments for foreign consumption at
I1es0ll62 All sound Stocks are firm and in
good demand. Insurance and B anl Stocks are
improving in price and demand.
Exchange is Inactive but steady. The supply
of Bills is fair Sterling is 81 094 for first class
bills Francs 5250 $50.
The Freight markets. very heavy, but with con
siderable doing Engagements 40 or $4,000 bushels
Wheat at Id 1000 or 5000 bbls Flour l9ld0
I'D so tuns Logwood lis; Cotton IS " bale.
TO London, Oil Cake los 020s. To Amsterdam,
100 bbs Ashes 25s 100 bales Cotton &c.
II Mona1, there is M chonpe but the Ranks
are scarcely so liberal as they were.
Mint Certificates to No. 1900 are payable at
Che Mint.
The subscription books of the Illinois Stock OF
le47, will close on the 10th December, to prepare
for the division to be forthcoming in January.
This dividend will be only Sc on each $1,000
Bond
The penobscot Steam Navigation Company
have declared dividend OF SIP " shore-par
value $50.
a The London market for American Stocks ap-
pears to be in healthy condition Bariag BYoth
ers Circular says;
ain American Stocks we have no change to re-
port beyond n large sale of United States 6s of
1867 at l07@l07l coupon stock continues firm at
l09S NewYork State IS 81 G97 Ohio 6s 1850
LOG; Pennsylvania IS SO a 80 Indiana IS 10072j
deferred q T. Cents 81 as; Illinois Internal In
provement Bonds "a; Illinois deferred "a; Mas
sacbusetts Sterling IS lO5al06; Maryland Sterl-
ing 90W9l and Canada 1921
In Dry Goods there is but moderate business
doing, but under the high price of the mate
rials, the tendency of manufactured goods is gen.
orally upward.
Bleached and unbleached sheetings aud shirt
ings are but in light demand, ut hrm but not
higher prices though an advance is looked for
shortly and can scarcely be avoided, as production
=, tod nrc mic with Eoht
stock at full prices. Jeans in fair demand,
more than equal to the light supply; prices
strengthening. Prints arein good request at buoy.
ant prices purchases being made III expectation OF
higher prices. Cling CHAINS are active for the season,
the stock being small, prices steady. Chambrays
are in some request for the Spring trade. Mus
lin dc LANES are in light supply, but the de-
mand is fair, Spring styles are making, occupy
ing the attention OF the manufacturers. Prices
are steady. Printing cloths are tirm with stock
rather on che increase, but the production going
ON will be scarcely sufficient on the return OF an
active demand. Denims have been IN demand
for the clothing trade, and prices are firm. Stripes
are quiet with small stock equal only to Il light
demand, LnSeys continue heavy, with a cOuSid.
cradle stock and no demand. Cotton hannels are
getting scarce, and are firm with q falr inquiry.
Ticks not Unfair request with full stock;
prices rather favor the buyer Osnaburgs are in
light denynd, but the stock is very low, with a
poor assortment. Cloths do not move in large
quantities, but the stock is firmly held and prices
are rather buoyant, pressing the market.
Satnets with fair stock, large for the season. are
rather heavy, as no large sales could be effected
at current rates. Cassimeres are dull Sleeps
Crews are in moderate request nj full prices
Flannels are in light demand at steady prices and
scanty stock. Blankets are inactive. Shawls
are i'll good inquiry at very full prices, both for
foreign and domestic. The clothing trade is ac-
tive to supply the California demand The large
stocks of staple British goods are firmly held ard
are realizing for light demand full prices Bel
gian and German cloths are in request for cloth.
ing purposes suitable to the South aud Yorkshire
cloths which pass for German to great extent,
being made in imitation OF that style. Silks are
dull yet small sales are making at full and rising
prices Orders are freely given for Spring i'm
portations of French goods, which are daily ad-
vancing. Wool and silk are rising.
The following were the Dry Goods transactions
at the New.York Custom House for the week
ending Nov %, viz
Entered for Consumption.
woolens, IS packages Sl2,596; Cloths 10 do, 5000
Cassimeres do 90 Worsted and Cotton Nestings do
ass; Worsleds q dc, 7,749; Cotton and Wored loi
rinos do, l469i Coatings, do l95; shAwis do H.
10 Flannels do SIS Blankets 50 DO 752 Union Pad
dings do SIC; Hosiery, do. 5e5 Merno do do l6i5;
Yarn, Il do $5l Dfuegets DO ssh cafPstiug 70 d.
264S Velvet and Tapistry do is do c62 Total $40 pkg
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON
C0oas $50 packages -. S2 Pfinls do Sl% CooTsd
90 S5SN ysve 49, TO- ID a1 Sns ao
Laces 2 do l53 Silecas 4 do SOS Eankins do 1904
ouiltGgs DO 2S9 Hose l57 do 2268S; Spool Is do
3do ass; WEBB, do 85S other manufacturers of Is do
2,7S4 Total, s76 pkgs. Valued at s72,668
MANUFACTURES OF SILK.
Silks, 10 pkgs, $sO$oli Ribbons, do, SSH; 4aces
do. $685. do silk and Cotton, do, S,296; Embroidery,
do i7g4 craaus do Sl7' Grapes do 57; Sha%s
do, 1921 Shawls, SILK and Worsied, do 4oS$; scar