New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY. April Up. n.

In Stocks the market was firm generally at the
1st Board but there wa decline Of the fsnce'
at the I'd Board. Norwich the most buoyant STOCK
ard went to 65i Improvement OF T. cent, with good
demand. Erie closed at sei, decline OF y cent. The
receipts continue large and will be for the month between
Si75 CCn and $40 0an Tho estins,o Si7sooe las
Directors are row OF the lire OF the Road examining
its condition. Reading was heavy and closed al 60 1t 10
Understood the difficulties between this Company aud the
Navigation are smicaby arranged. Harlem fell of y
cent Portsmouth steady st II. There s stu an In
quiry for EewJersey Mining Co. and sales are made al
l5i0l4 One OF the richest foreign houses 10 the City, In
connection with native capitalist has made an examina
ton Of the property Of this Company with the intention
CT going argey into the speculation II satisfied Erie Sc.
cuIes were firm in the morning bat were rather heavy
aferwsrd The Conyertibles being rapidly absorbed
by investors from all paris Of the country Farmers was
heavy. For Governments the inquiry was good and the
market has stll an upward tendency. state and bauk
Stocks without important change.
The Exchange market is active and firm al
though the close after the Southern mall WAS in, quota
lions lers s Sterling goes at lot dlot the bulk OF
the transactions being al l0i 0l0s Francs so Amser-
dam, HI94s Hamburg, SCI 1850 Bremen, 79ia79t
There is rather heavy Freight arket with
moderate amount transactions. Engagements OF 800 or
500 bales Cotton 552d 5000 bbls Flour, 2d 10000
bushels Corn, Sadd4d; Dead Weight lOs912s Sd. To
London, Yurpen!ne "a. To Hayre, Cotton SC Bark and
Ashes So vessel wss chartered load Deals a. the
Bay Of Chsleure for London 81 49, Another from Que
bee on private erms and three for ST. Johns to Lv
erpoo &c al 81 TO California there has beed but mod
crate engagements at 6CG75c.
The Governor has signed the Bank Note Re
d,upnon bill
The receipts at the Custom House are SlO2, 40.
Paid, S6O,75s Balance, f5,7cO,5l2.
The Steamer ton orrow will have 100000 to
TO SoCC eco in gold and about 100000 in silver.
The supply of Moneycffered Oncallto day was
large and IN advance Of the demand Money sbun
dant than It has been since January In. FrstclsIs
paper 10 moderate supply snd goes p cent for short
dates long T. cent On call Money is sac p cent
The Dry Goods Trade has shown very active
business The readiness with which holders make con.
tensions In price r large parcels has led to considerable
transactions Unblesched Sheetlngs and Shrings are
very heavy The stock large and the sales making are
at loweprices BeSched Goods also pressed freely
on the market The Is far beyond the present
ofconsumes and prices dropping Drills steady
with a fair demand. Osnabures In good demand aud
PTrves nu' Do"i"- e'o ho~'J though uefe MOD
crate demand. Stripes not active az last week but
prices are steady Ticks in moderate request without
change in price. Printing Cloths quiet Prices con
unue depressed ard there is disposition In the market
10 buy al he low rates Prints steady in price
but there still some parcels pressing reguary on the
market Ginghams In fair demand at very steady
prices The opening prices continued unchanged Lawns
are more 6ciye and at fair prices Cotton Pansloonery
also In better demand fair prices the stock not being
heavy Mou,enes de Lsnes are In good demand but the
supply OF Spring Goods IS resrly al an end Prices are
Steady Production has throughout tie season been well
adapted and limited TO The demand Cloths very
Eehve and heavy but fair business ID doing Where
holders submit TO decline, The stock 10 IN course Of re-
ducon and will not be fully replaced production having
been curtsed CGimeres Of light fancy styles active
but the market favors the buyer plain sles modsr
sely active. The demand for Ssnets has sbated and
prices are less firm. Tweeds have been sold freely at
steady prices Jeans active but not firm Sleeps
Greys are sesdy with a moderate demand and limited
supply CaIhmeretes steady with fair demand.
Flanpels are inactive. Blankets dali British Goods ara
steady and more firmly held than other stock with e Of
fering at auction and Of and desirable deIchp
lions. sufs active and steady Hosiery Goods sci
bkly but al easier prices Mousenes de Lame are ac
tive but heavy. nahams dull Scotch Goods sell largely
ard at good prices. Linens are active al good prices
Lawns are heavy Tho.e descriptions such as Lawns De
LANES and GlnRhsms, which come sto immediate CON-
petition with American goods are dull Doueslcs securing
apreference The shipments Of Brtsh Goods at Liver
pool In the whole month OF March FOR this port were 5
pucksges French Goods 10 large sEocksre pressed
Oh The market both In and out Of the auction ROOM aud
rlces very heavy Yet the saleI are large showing
great consumption, and were 1t not for the week.-mrs. OF
hoders and their anxiety sell all the stock prices would
be frm The supply is beyond the present demand
Holders crowd all their stock on The market dealers pre-
seui only portion OF their demand and prices thus keep
falling On the Of the weather there will be large
consumption OF light fancy goods which are IN large socE
and iobbers have opportunity Of buying in STOCKS very
low Fancy silks, Jacones, Orgsndiei have Delivered
considerably The GALES auction have brought rutaous
prices The impOrtslorS are light. The GAlhs nss Ar
rived from Havre with exceedingly light cargo Rib.
bons are plentiful and low In price except for fsyoris
fancy styles. Black SILKS are firm.
We annex statement OF the Exports from this
port from the It'll April to the lilh April: