New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27
SECOND BOARD,
SATURDAY, Jan. Bpm.

In the Stock market there was heavy feeling
at the first Board, but general recovery at the
Second Board of to per cent. Canton was the
most buoyant, andd went up per cent, and Nor
ris. Harlem, Norwich, Farmers, &c. were all bet
ter Reading was not so plenty to day, and the
quotation was BETTER closing at 69l Morris went
to 22t, and was in moderate demand An appli'
cation will be made to morrow to the Chancellor
of New Jersey at Trenton for an injunction to re-
strain this Company from allowing any transfer OF
old Stock. unless to be reissued in Consolidated
Stock, 80 that the act of the Legislature may be
carried into effect We are told that there is lit
tie doubt the Injunction will be granted. Mohawk
recovered 4 / per cent from the baseless panic OF
Yesterday, and was in demand Albany orders
at 90, at which sales were made between the
Boards At the Second Board for a large quanti-
tv e. much higher price was bid, sellers option
The report of Company being formed to build
road from Schenectady to Catskill, which caused
the decline of yesterday, ives doubtless trick Of
the Shorts. There is no paper on file at Albany
in the Secretary of States office in regard to such
Road, and of the whereabouts OF the parties
who propose to build this Road no one appears to
have any information Long Island was heavy at
the First Board, but recovered at the Second to
24l We understand that the parties interested
in this Road have succeeded in carrying out their
mans fully By the use of the Mortgage Bonds and
other Asselts of the Company, they have arranged
the debt of the Road, and evidence Of this fact
having been presented to the Court, all legal pro-
ceedines against the Road have been rescinded,
and the affairs of the Company will pass again
into the hands of the Directors. New arrange
ments for running the Road will be made, the
track equipage, &c put in thorough repair, the
traffic Of the road insured, and the parties who
have carried through the affair, confidently expect
to receive fair dividend upon the Stock at pres
ent prices. The receipts of 1850 were $4,000,
and for 1851 they are expected to be 100000
The running expenses and repairs OF 1850 with
out any payment of interest," were about Sl50,0O0.
Madison and Indianapolis sold at par. The re-
ceipts continue to be very large. For the third
week in January they were:
9 .sS1' $50 $50 $50
For previous weeks ....l45oO 87H 81"
ro.al..............s2l 6oo $is,58i s9o62
equal to an increase Of nearly 20 per cent II the
traiiic Of this Road continues to increase at<his
rate, it will far exceed tho anticipatons of its
friends bat thscan hardly be looked for. Rochester
and Syracuse which had fallen to rs, in sympa
thy with Utica and Schenectady, recovered to
III, when it was discovered that parallel Road
from l tca to Schenectady was not likely to take
of much traffic from the Rochester and Syracuse.
L tica and Schenectady was steady at ls5. 1t is
suspected in some welliniormed quarters that
the new project emanates from the owners Of
the present Road, who may think by this move.
ment to prevent other parties from occupying
that route. Harlem sold st 60, dividend oil, and
shows a considerable improvement For Bonds
their is fair inquiry, and the market IS firm for
favori.e bonds. Ohio and Pennsylvania sold at
96l, Mad River 90, Hudson River I'd Mortgage
99l The inquiry for Government and State
Stocks is not large, and prices are about as be-
fore. There is good deal OF purchasing for in'
yestment going on.
In Freights the market is fair, bat not active.
Ship masters are asking Is cd for Flour, Sd a3ld
for Grain, Id for Cotton, les 6del5s for Dead
Weight To Liverpool within few days, there
have been engagements Of 100 casks Ashes, los
80 40 tons Oil, l2s Cd 9l5s; Cotton, ID, &c. To
London, 50 ties Provisions as, 50 pigs Bacon,
S2s Cd 100 casks and 100 boxes Cheese, sos; ~
boxes Tobacco 2s Cd and IS kegs DO, IS each. To
Glasgow farther engagements have been made at
l5s for Tallow and POS for other Heavy Goods
To Hayre, the packet lst Feb. is about full a.
Of cent for Cotton-thero is little else offering.
To Southern ports generally there is more going
forward, at cents for Mobile aud New Orleans
and EJr Savannah and Charleston, by the packets.
To California, rates vary from 50 70 100 cents,
with a fair quantity Offering \ Norwegian bark
was taken Up to losd OH a. New Bedford for
Cowes snd a mSrhet, at 81 cents y gallon aud
the ship Star o. the West has sailed Tor l,iIr0Te
to load for Liverpool having engaged aboat one
half-her cargo lF!opf ct 20 y Dbl