New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
SECOND BOARD.
WEprEspLY. Aphl 2S-P.M

WEDNEsDAY, Apnl Zo-rM
There was a little apprehension in che street
to-day in relation to exports Of gold by the Steamer and
the bears took advantage Of the feeling hammer the
leading At the first Bosd the tendency was down.
ward with considerable business, and the quotations
showed decline OF TO u cent Erie and Reading
were the leading Stocks The former fell OF to 49, but
recovered 89i The latter went 10 5si resctng 10 58
Harlem sold ct 7S3. PortImouih l0i Norwich 6li al
showing decline from the quotations OF yesterday AZ
or the Board however, there favorable reaction
and prices went up again In beyond the point
hey fell from II found that the Steamer took less
gold peced snothstibe Ohio from Havana was
athsnd with very large and the bulls bad the best
OF The market at The second Board Erie closed a! 90,
which 10 ~ advance the closing price Of yeIer-
day. Convertible Bonds sold a. 95s, showing II cent
advance from the morning Board. Incomes are 95!,
sght decline. Reading closed at SO, decline OF y
from yesterday. II is stated that the Road aud
Navigation Co will operate entirely lndspendeuyoi each
depend upon their facilities attract the trade
Harlem firm Isl, advance OF y cent Ports.
mouth ives heavy selling ct 10! buyer thirty The market
for NewJ jersey Mining advanced IS cens share win
,s.s Of go Rochester and Syracuse improved
y cent and sill The Roaos Of that line hrmer Nor
witch and Worcester closed a. g. showing cent advance
hOm tho morning Long Island was more active al about
previous prices. Canton 10 Iet bat held firmly Govern
in fair demand al previous prices nsak
and Slate Stocks frmer.
We hear Of sales of 200 shares Ridge Mine
Copper Stock at g. row held at SiO ana IS shares OF
Adventure al Sl5 = share An order for 200 shares
Norwich" from Lske Superior on the market, but
could. not be filed
The market for Exchange closed firm to. day
and the for the Steamer been large Sterling
lOi loS tbs bulk OF the transactions being lOi
lol France $40
la Freights there is a moderate business doing
and heavy OF The consider able
OF vessels in the berth Engagements OF Cotton
td592d. Some Flour was taken At I'd and pr.
Considerable negotiations for Corn 60
ing on including cargo tor Ireland Two vessels were
chartered 10 load Deals al 81 Johns for Cardiff at 81 To
Marseiss some Slaves were taken at SO. WthlnA few
Gays there engaged Liverpool 100 Bs
$50 bhs LAID ard % obs Hams at l2s Sd sud $50
CO Beef al 10 3D. 70 Glasgow, so tcS Beef e 9d and
$50 bbls Resin, 10 3D. To London 200 Beef 4s I'd
ard 10 Beef mot by pHcket S. The Hsvre packet
2Nh detained TIL today. bss $50 hhdS OF Maryland To
bacco al S. $50 bales Cotton OF cent % bbs Lard
/, SEQ DO Resin. 50 ceIts and 700 Pipe Ssvss so
suitable for the Wet India trade To
California there 10 something Offering 10 per CLIP
Fers and 4OQ45 by oihe vessels To NewOresns great
duness stl prevails with The raieS lac p foot,
and Southern ports generally there is bat little Offering
In Port, Yesterday Bsrks..................79
Steamers Bngs ...............sl
Schooners ga
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are SOL, 800.
Psd, $l5,4s6. suce, SS,787Oi6
The Steamer Africa took sass, 900 in American
Mexican and Brus hsilver snd $4,000 Gold. Itwss
expected she would take $550OO Gold The silver
all from the INTERIOR portion having been received
from Canada.
We hear from the Agent that the Steamer Ohio
now due from Havana has million OF dollars In gold
h0rf obi txyfl1 not
quite millions received by the Promeheus Cherokee
ard Ohio, .ncuding fair estimate Of the amount 10 the
hands Of passengers, and is fully up TO the amount ex
pecled.
Money was very abundant to-day on.call at 3 q
T. cent and the Banks disposed lend freely. Pa
per goes st6o7 = cent, and frstclsss il plenty.
The Asia brought about 500, 900 in Doubloons.
Ills estimated that The emgrsn,s arrived here IN the last
te dSys had with them bali million Of dollars In
specie.
A new Bank to be called the Hudson County
Bsnk" being organized Jerfey City by Messrs d. 8
Gregory, John Griffith and John CsIsedy Capital Oae
Hundred Thousand Dollars
Exchange at New. Orleans on the North are
sgsin advancing and is thought the Ohio Union will
bring of the gold back which has been sent there
The Banks nearly millions OF coin In vault while
ak T seven 10 all they need.
The private letters received by the Asia bring
favorable sdvees the London Hamburg for
American Stocks There improved demand and The
supply quite limited There had been no marked i'm
provemen 10 prices but the tendency was upward Con.
sols had improved to g. and money very sbundsn At
previous The Bank OF England increased It's circu.
lson sle2SSo for The week ending April 5. The crcula
uon sls765064 and the bullion SIS 96656-sdecrease
OF sS9,52S In the same week.
There is larger inquiry for Railroad Bonds
within week and several Considerable negotiations have
been closed, one for parcel exceeding One Hundred
Thousand Dollars The late Steamers have brou git orders
for Railroad Bonds And also for Railroad
Stock.
We annex table furnished by the Washing
ton Correspondent OF the Ereans Pest giving valuable
comparative Of the condition the Banks Of
the United States In ls49 1850 and 1851 The reesp.us
lion Of the totals 10 A. follows
No OF Bank and Brsnches 7s2 S1 S75
Capitals. So0Sol 2l7Sl72u 2275S5 5si
Loans and Discounts sSSSS 1875 S54AlO7s 497SOOt