New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, Nov. 2-P. NJ.

In Stocks the market is generally buoyant,
and the sales to considerable extent. Erie was
the iavorite fancy, and went to 49,; Farmers
Trust was also better, selling at 482; Morris was
steady: Mohawk sold to moderate extent, but
was very buoyant advancing 80. The demand
exceeds the supply of this stock. There are par
ties here and in Albany who see that the consol-
dation of the Utica and Schenectady and AL
bany and Schenectady Roads would be high
Iy advantageous to both Companies, and that
consolidation is inevitable sooner or later. These
parties are picking up the Mohawk stock, beiey-
ing that as the terminus of the whole line OF Cen
trail Roads, and the key to the traffic 1t IS worth
nearly as mach as Utica and Schenectady Ports
mouth Dry Dock sold at 8, and the condition and
ultimate value of this Companys property is at
tracing considerable attention Bong Island i'm
proved " cent. Reading improved at the Sec
opd Board, selling Mt 81. The amount OF tunnage
ON this road last week was $4,000 tuns astonish'
ing everybody Harlem was heavy, with consid
cradle sales. There is quiet demand for North
American Trust and 200 shares sold at 49, Della
ware and Hudson was in fair demand at l530
l53l Income Bonds were steady at 930
931, with sales $4,000 The Second Mortgages
sold at lo1i, showing slight advance. There
were no important sales Of Government or State
Stocks and the mnrket is without change.
The whole of the 5000 shares offered by the
New.Jerscy Exploring and Mining Company for
the extension of their Works has been taken up,
and applications were made for more than double
the amount The prospects of this Company are
OF the most brilliant description, and we should not
be surprised were large advance in the price Of
their shares rapidly to take place. The white
oxide of Zinc made by this Company is of the
most beautiful quality, being far superior to the
foreign article and by the aid of their improved
furnenes they can produce it at price that will
defy all competition The demand for tieir brown
and black Zinc Paint is also rapidly extending,
and they meet the approval Of all who have tried
them.
In Exchanges there is not much doing, and the
rates have downward tendency Sterling is 10
0l02, holders generally asking 10l al0a. Francs
are heavy at 5l73 @5l5
In Freights the movement is moderate, and
yates steady Engagements of 5,OOObb Flour at
l6gdQIsd; 5000 bushels WI heat, 4}d05d, the lat
ter bagged by the ship Cotton Is sd To Lon
don, 1000 bushels Wheat, ID. Three American
barks have been taken up to load Slaves for Ca
diz, and return home by Rio Janeiro, at round
sums, and the ship Silas Leonard to convey troops
TO Port Lavaca, at $4,000 for the nout. To Liv-
pool so tuns Cheese COS 80 tierces b eef 2s 81
800 bbls Lard lbs 1000 bbs Apples IS a2s cd
To London 1000 bbs Turpcntinc, IS; 500 do
Flour Is Cd $50 chests indigo 22s cd y tun of
40 cubic foot 80 bbls Balsam Capiyi 22s Sd y
tun - tuns Tallow, COS 3,000boxes Cheese 30s;
and 40 casks Bark, on private terms. To Amstor,
dam, 100 bales Cotton was obtained at ola cent,
and 40 casks Ashes 25s.
Money continues abundantly plenty, aud the
rates are easy. First class paper goes at . al y
cent Loans on call, Sat Z cent.
The amount of gold coined at the Philadelphia
Mint from January to November /, 1850 was as
annexed
Gold coinage 10 Sept So lS50.......,.,. $l7OS872 30
Silver coinage to Sept so lS5N,.,.,..... 348o0 90
Gold coinage 10 October Observation-Disclosures. 2669055 90
Silver coinage t"oeo"ef Oh '''''''''' o+ooo w
Total S20O32327 50
Amount transferred in coin by Col Snowden to
his successor, L. c. Dale, ESQ. on the 3lst ult;--
tproper gold silver and copper CoAS S68 499 81
Office of Assistant Treasurer, United States gold -
and silver 563SQ 98
Total Sl2&5,5Gl n
The amount of Treasury notes outstanding
November l, 1850, was SeN .93l.
before the public for loan, the annexed inforna.
ton in regard to that work possesses interest. 1t
is from the Toledo Republican:
The Great Western Railroad is making rapid
progress through the rich, hourishiug and popUlous
Counties of Southern Michigan. At the progress
now making, the whole distance between Lake
Erie and Lake Michigan will soon be traversed
by the road, We are pleased to notice that the
hvelest interest is felt in the progress of this
road by the people Of Northern Indiana as well
rs Southern Michigan; and they justly award
that credit to the Directors for the energy with
which they are prosecuting the work. We have
already noticed the completion al the road to
.Ionesville, and We lind IN the last j0HEScHe Iel
FsF0ph the following account OF the Influence OF
the road ON the business OF that houriSling vii.
lage; The cars are now running regularly to the
freight.dep0t in this village, and considerable flour
is being sent east this road. Baker aud BaX
ter have forwarded about 200 or loo barrels of
-four and &. Gardner about the same number
The Coldwater mills have lust commenced haul
ing their -four here for shipment. Large quaint
ties of freight are being received and the cars
appear crowded with passengers, We never
saw the road doing better business than at
present Last year the earnings of the road
were Sl02, 000 and this year, with the road com
pleted to Coldwater. they will be more than
doubled Soon the St Joseph alley viii do
their whole business on this road. Three addi-
tional locomotives have been lately purchased for
the road and now loo new double freight cars,
hlarkcts.. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR TIE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, Nov. :.
ASHES-Were heavy for Pearls bur steady for Pots.
Sales 100 bbs IS for Pearls ~ of Pots and 900
Canadian terms made public. The stock FRI
day in the warehouse of Mcssrs. Cassidy, Palmer Co.
consisted oil l45 b6s Pot and 1881 bbls Pear-together
2.762 bbls.
C01p0N-The Inarke, Is dul! with sales $50 bales
FLOUR AND MEAL--In Flour the movement 10 far
extent b0 no. large yesterday, and the quotations
STEADY The inquiry Is larfor Inc home trade andio5 snip