New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-14
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MONDAY Jan. 13-PM.
There was some heaviness in the Stock market
generally to day, but the decline was not lmpor'
tant These pauses in the market are not unusu'
al, and are generally followed by rise. In the
present easy condition of the Money market, 1t
would be very difficult to produce any panic or
any considerable decline, as Stocks are carried
with ease, and there few or no forced sales
Operators, when the market does not suit them,
have faith to wait for change. At the Second
Board the market had a firm appearance gene
rally, and prices were higher than they were be-
tween the Boards For Governments there was
a fair demand and the quotations a little better
Hudson River Second Mortgage Bonds sold at s9'
and Ohio and Pennsylvania Sevens at 20, which 10
a further advance OF / Y cent. Incomes were
Grm, with sales at the Second board at pot. Read
ipg Mortgages sold at "a, which is an improve
ment. Reading was one Of the frmest Stocks,
closing at the Second Board at 72l, short sellers
option. North American trust is also firm. Can
ton was a trine lower than on Saturday afternoon.
Farmers was I y cent lower Stonington i'm.
proved 1 per cent. Rochester and Syracuse sold
at 100, showing & further improvement OF y
cent There is a continued demand for this Stock
for investment. The result Of the last six months
traffic of this Road has established is as one Of the
most productive Stocks in the State Harlem was
with marked change, having declined = cent
Mohawk sold at 99i at the First Board, but i'm.
proved to 992, and after the Board sale of 100
shares was made at 992. The dividend will pro
badly be declared this week. Portsmouth Dry
Dock sold at lOI, showing p cent decline.
sale of Edgeworth Land Co. favorite Stock in
the Boston market was make at 6 The proper
ty is situated within a few miles Of Boston, and is
being rapidly improved. 1t is understood the
Company have a considerable amount of cash in
hand. sufficient for dividend Of y cent. These
land Companies are rapidly improving at Boston.
On Saturday there were large purchases of East
Boston Stock at s27 Edgeworth at slG9, and
Winnisimmet at sl62, dividend off.
The business in Exchanges has been rather
limited for the steamer Of Wednesday but rates
have been firm, and for Continental bills buoyant.
Sterling has been lO0lOl the latter for first class
signatures Francs sold at 5l2i a 5.Osa, closing
firmly The supply of all descriptions has been
limited.
The market is without change for Freights, bat
inactive There is q large number Of ships IN the
berth, and but little freight offering Some en-
gagements of Flour were made at 7ldi Oil and
Ashes at los Cotton, i'd y 10 and IS cd y bale,
and 1000 boxes Cheese at l5s. To London, an
engagement of Resin was made at Is 3D. and 100
ties Clover at Is Cd. To Havre, Cotton Id. There
is considerable business doing for California, es-
pecially for clipper ships, at 81 in other vessels
the range is 90 a Soc
Mr. d. c. Clarkson having resigned the Presi'
dency of the New.York Stock and Exchange
Board, alerfulflling its duties ably and satisacto
rly for many years, the vacancy was filed to-day
by the election Of II. q. Stebbins, Esq. 1.-THE firm
of s. Jaudon & Co h stebbns is a very popu-
lar member of the Board, and we have no doubt
will preside with great ability and dignity over
the operations OF that august body.
The amount received at the sub-Treasury to-
day was sls9lN. Paid, s36372. Balance, 81
1854.
The amount Of Stock issued to foreigners since
January l, 1851, is s39s657.
The amount OF specie exported thus far this
year IS S3l7,46
The Controller Of this City has given notice that
the Fire Loan Of The City, ,s5OO,OOo,l redeem
able on the 10th Of January, viii be paid on that
day; the Ohio Life Insurance Company have de
cIared a semi annual dividend Of 2 cent the
Delaware and Raritaa Canal and Camden and
Amboy Railroad Companies, & semtsnnual divl
send OF 5 q cent the B ank Of Kentucky, semi
annual dividend of Il y cent the New-Jersey
Railroad sad Transportation Co. cent Mer-
chants Clerks Savings Institution, usual dvi-
dend, on demand Long ISLAM Insurance Co.
3 cent on densnd New England Mutual lnsur-
ance Co % p cent for 1850, 20 o. in scrip; Con-
necticut River Banking Co. 81 2 cent saybFook
Bank. y cent; Whaling Bank, New London
a = cent; New ondon, q Z cent UI'ion Bank,
lNew-London,) y cent Exchange Bank, Ns-4t
2 cent Bank OF Virginia, Il p cent Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, a 2 cent Augusta lnsL rance
aud Banking Co. = cent
Messrs Ward Co. it will be seen by rei er-
ence to our advertising columns, viii offer at AUG
ton on the 2lst inst Eight Hundred Thousand !
Dollars of Mortgage Bonds Of the Mad River and |
Lake Erie Railroad. These Bonds are porti1n |
Of Million Of Dollars Issued by by the Company |
for the purpose Of relsying the track With heavy
"a. and fer the purpose OF paying off the floating
debt. The Bonds bear p cent interest, payable