New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, Dec. l3-P. NJ.


In Stocks the market was more buOyant
n The morning Board and nearly all the fancies i'm
proyed Erie touched IS but left off at ST. Read
ing went TO co, seller 60. Harlem, $751; Norwich
s3i &c. The sales Of all these fancies were to con-
adorable extent After the Board the market was
dull and prices fell of. At The Second Board there
was better feeling at the opening, but the market
e,ssed dull Erie left off at GIT which was the clos
ins price of Friday Harlem, with considerable &C
tivity, at 6si Reading at 90, b. Is. For Govern
ments the demand is good and the quantity Offering
quite small. State Stocks are firm. Within two or
three weeks nearly 5000 600 Virginia 6s have been
taken for foreign account.
The market is quiet but firm for Sterling.
The rates are l0l0lOi for hrst-class Names The
,upply is moderate Francs are 5.l5lD5 l3f Bremen
7siG7sl Hamburg, 36.60369 Amsterdam 4lt@4li
In Freights the market is without change,
and the engagements are moderate. There have
been taken 900 or 500 bales Cotton at 3lod aid
1000 bbls Flour at l3ld 1900 bushels Wheat at Adj
Dead Weight, I5s Cheese, Dos. Beef, 200 bbls, 2s
To London Cheese, 35s. Naval Stores, 2s. 3d., &c
To Havre, Cotton is ie
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were
%o4,s57 Paid, $2i4, O92 Balance, $3,i53,4O7.
The Humboldt took $570,0eO in coin,
which Is fatDeT more IMAM WAS anticipated.
makes the shipments from New-York and Boston
this week 600. About $500, 900 Of this amount
was silver
Considerable furry was occasioned among
The Jersey free bankers day by notice sent round
TO the uncunent brokers by John Thompson that he
would buy all Jersey Free Bank notes al ! " cent.
discount, the usual rate OF discount being l60l -
cent. As this movement was thought TO be prepare
IN for necte NJ
there was some excitement created among the own
srs OF them.
There is no marked change In the Money
market On CALL from day to day, meney remains
easy at 6o7 y cent good collaerals but for loans
ut 10 20 days the rates not easy for the bor
rover As they were. Paper, also, although not
plenty, unless OF strictly hrstcass, is not passed
sefreely, and rates are higher. The whole range is
7nlS " cent, but few names are passed beow9P
cent Enc Acceptances go slowly at ~ " cent for
some dated this month, which have appeared
Nessrs. Beach, Case g. Co., whose sus-
pension We noticed few days since, request US to
say that they intend to proceed with their business
n usual. and that an arrangement will be made In
fcw days with their creditors for that purpose
ID is stated unofficially that on Thursday
next the Erie Railroad Co will declare semi
annual dividend of ~ cent.
The two millions of dollars to be paid
here by the State of Ohio the LIST Of January next
on the way and will be received on Tuesday.
The Nicaragua Transit Co. have made
contract for constructing the plank road between
Lake Nicaragua and the head of navigation on the
Pacific side. with Elizur Clarke, OF Syracuse, at
>ll,oOo y mile. The road will be twelve and half
miles IN length and is 10 be finished in nine months.
Mr.. Clarke viii erect steam saw mill TO furnish
the plank, which will be cedar and will carry out
his woTkmen from Syracuse.
In another column we give the annual
reports Of such OF the Railroads of this State as
have made their reports to the State authorities
sspting Long Island which we annex