New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
THURSDAY, Nov. 2O-P. '

The Stock market exhibited no marked
/ features al the .irst Board, excepting considerable
/ activity in Reading, which advanced to s.. under
orders from Phade phia and Boston, although Bos
ton has been a considerable seller within the last
few DAYS the Second Board 1t continued active,
and went as high as S.. but closed at So, an I'M
provemenl OF Il y cent since yesterday. The sales
were 1000 shares Erie sold TO moderate extent but
was not firm, selling after the Second Board at S.,
decline of y cent from yesterdays closing prices.
Harlem has taken a.start again and went to o., an
Improvement OF y cent, Norwich improved p
cent, Canton fell of y cent. Morris is inactive
and heavy Income Bonds were not firm, and Con
vcrtibcs sold al yesterday prices Bank Stocks are
in fair demand and improving. \ sale OF Canal
Revenue Scripwas made at l03, with pcent. inter
est accumulated. This is about the price they were
taken at.
The feeling at the Second Board was
quite tuoyant with considerable disposition to buy
After the Board there was less buoyancy.
The market is firm for Sterling, but not
active The rates continue at 10, alOl, mos. Of the
transactions being at 10, alO. for leading bills
Francs are 5.l5a5I3,. The supply of bills is quite
moderate, and confined with small exceptions, to
bankers names
nc itIIIl MIDI MT NitiouC
Engagements. 500 bales Cotton d., 1900 or 5000
bbs. Flour I'D, 0n.Cake 2Os Naval Stores l2i,
Cheese PCS, Grain iG4.d. To London, 1000 bblS.
Flour Is. Cd, 1000 tres. Becfis To Glasgow, 1000
bbs. Flour Esd. To Hayre the packet of the LIST
nearly full, and &C. is asked for Cotton. There is
moderate business dong at 45a5Oc.
There are 100000 in gold ordered for
the Saturday steamer, which VIII probably be IN
creased to a million.
This is settling day with the Banks, and
there Is closer money market. The Banks are
drawing specie from each other, and some of them
have been quite short to-day The demand for
money has been active, ana on CALI II has not been
SO easily obtainabe previously. In rates, how
ever, We hear Of no change Should there be no re-
ducuon Of specie shipments during the next two or
weeks, more stringent money market appears H.
oyable ana the part OF caution would be to prepare
for such condition Of things. For hrs.-clsss paper,
the demand is good and NE supply small Therates
are ;ai2 per cent, mostly SulO y cent Second
class Is gong a; l9GlS per cent.
There was received at the Sub-Crea-
sury, S90,Os3 Paid, S95,eol Balance, SsI9S,i?O.
The amount Of Gold deposits at the Mint
up to Yesterday Was $3j0cCo0 This shows that the
estimate Of The amount by tae Daniel Webster was
nearly correct a. The amount previous to her arr,ya
was s2,9l0000. The Georgia Will add nearly If no.
quite two millions, making five and hall millions
already ;hS month. The Illinois Is sc; to arrive aad
VIII probably bnng a small amount, and the Phila-
delphia a: New Orleans, with 100 or SEQ passengers
has doubtless abou, half million more, making tie
receipts from California this month fully SIX lnA-
hons.
The Baak of England has ever fifteen
millions pounds sterling Of gold IN her yaalts,
showing snncrease.
There was a rumOr current IN the street
tn morning THAI Nj Walker had succeeded in ne
souai!ng the Illinois Central Railroad loan, but j.
was without foundation.
The eaSnings the Cleveland, Celumbus
and Cincinnati Railroad, from Cleveland 20 Ca'uul.
bus, for ne current hail year. vii be sufficient -
pay running expenses interest on the debt, aad gc-
pairs, ana leave ne; sum exceeding Ten per csa,
on the capital stock Of the Company Il is expected
that the Directors Will declare dividend on ire rs,
Of January next OF per cent, PAYABLE either IN
stock OF casa, as Ray 6e deemed mes. Tor The inter-
est Of the Company-retalnlng the remainder Of the
net eaningS 10 improve the road, purchase nev M
chinery and NEE; future contingencies.
In relation 10 C0tron, TIE Lircrpool
Courier has the following encouraging rcallGAs:
"Our position and prospects are n a nutshell
Nearly all the maris for the raw material are dram
ed 10 the dTcgS Liverpool = All exception, but here
Il Is fast running out. with prospect Of inme 1la,e
supply. The consumption strides apace. and PROB
ably exceeds the general weekly estimate. and no.
thing but large, rcry large rrop. keep prices
where they America i ful OF promise, but he
spacious men say, . vet ANYTHING more than
good crop, only pr0aiSs they fear that the large
orders, sent out very low limits, vii not De
cnied, and thai they may be caught utterly out az
stock by change OF prospects, and a consequent
change Of views. This induces many n creep into
stock little, and place themselves on, cf danger
nom any sudden reaction"
The amount of Coal transported over the
Delaware and Hudsoa Canal this season was as fol
lows.