New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
FRIDAY, oct l0-P.M.


The Stock market at the First Board was
vteady but not very active After The Board an ac-
Ave demand sprung up and the market became very
huoyan,, and the Second Board exhoIted the same
buoy ancy Some large houses came lH as buyers
and stocks closed with strong feeling. Govern
ments were In large demand A. advanced prices
The sales were 100000 or $4,000 at ltl " cent al
vance State stocks also were better and ind emlnd
The Fancies show considerable improvement. Erie
went 70 rs hut closed at = an advance Of - p cent.
Reading improved p cent Harlem, " cent
Long Island, p cent Norwich was IN good de-
nand after the Second Board, and ~. was bid, an
advance of ]. y cent. This is one Of the stocks
which has been unreasonaby depressed during the
hate fall, gong from 20 to &c, and II probably be
enc 10 fee earliest and strongest the effect Of any IA
vorable reaction in the market. The earnings showa
y,ry favorable amount OF increase, exceeding $4,000
m Sertember, and the whole affairs the Company
are in a nOnrshng condition. The earnings OF the
current SIX months promise dividend OF " cent
with a surplus Of $4,000. The Ere SECURITIES are
Arm and in fair demand Hudson River has improved
since the opening 10 Hall, an advance OF y cent
Rom The lowest point.
Sterling Exchange ha. been IN very Inn
tied inquiry for the steamer tomorrow, and the mar
ket closes with downward tendency. The supply
Oh the market is considerable and is daily mCTcaS
sne by arrivals from the South. The quotations are
sas i0} ~ cent. good Bills having sold ~ 81 09} b
cent. Francs are 5l6td3.I3 All Continental
Bills are dull.
Freights continue quiet small engage
msnts of Grain at sd. l.O00 b0ls Flour, d.. 400
bales Cotton Be Cd q bale 400 boxes Cheese pos
To London, 600 bbls. Is Cd. TO Havre, Cotton, &c..
90 California there is moderate business doing.
Dispatches from NewOrleans to-day
quote Sterling Exchange al g. go y cent for lead
mg bills. Exchange on New.Nork prem. for sight
Al these rates the exports of specie cannot continue
The money market has experienced de-
cided relief to-day, on call and there Is more cur
rency for paper, although rates show no important
change, and much caution is exhibited IN selecting
names On cali the rate Is y cent usually with a
,ommissi on, making II equal 10 io0i2 . cent. aud
frequently more. Ga Government and State Sio'hs
The leading houses lend al l. cent. Paper goes At
ao Is n cent for frs-class l00l2p cent being The
usual rate II IS easier 20 sell good nlmCs a. ~ u
cent to-day than It Was al Is p cent last week.
Two small failures are announced, but
they are no, OF sufficient importance 10 create any
excitement. In our notice Yesterday of the pIopo-
si,ion of Mr. Earle we wrote that nc offered 20 Sc
cure 40 cents instead of 100 cents, as printed In
relation 70 the failure OF MI Inlay TIE Hartford
Cotu0nt says
announcements VI sttiNAA llAt W N. II INLAY ),
Esq, had made an assignment oi hls property tooA
the community by surprise. His wealt. has been eS
timated at from half million 10 milton of dollars
and III tins State the credlt OF no one has stood
higher MI INLAY was large lndorSer ~ Is sad 10
the amount OF S220oo0l for his Son-sn-!aw, Mr. Dan
vel Buck, il, paper manufacturer, who failed last
Spring and on account of the refusal Of the Banks 10
renew the suspended paper and The difficulty ~ raiS-
lng money 40 This time. ne thought 4 best for himself
and his creditors that he should make gnment
portion of he property Is set apart Tor preferred
a. 81 20
Beach and John Hooker, Of tins eliv and Elias but
Ter, OF HYDE Park, " y for the eens az Of his cred,
tors HIS assets estimated AZ nilion Of dollars
and his habllueS are about hall th.. sum. Wiih
proper time TO wind Up his affairs u Is thought that
he Will have several hundIei thousand dollars eil
after the paymen, ot his liabilities. large number
Of Atlantic Dock Bonds with Mr.. Imllv'S lnl0r>e-
meni are held IN tins city and vicinity, aud some Of
The holders fell a little nervous Yesterday. But we
meet all their engagements, and that therefore no
uneasness need be felt on this score II the IN
dorser could NOT meet his obligations. Nj. Inlay :
largely interested IN this Company.
From Buffalo We have the announcement
Of the failure OF Nh W q Brown one Of the largest
produce operators IN the West We have not heard
AN estimate Of The amount OF his liabilities. but We
learn ,ha, the losses VIII fan manly on Western
Banks. No one, as far as We car learn. Will suffer
from him here.
The amount received at the Sub Treas
ury, is $,Nss9 Pad, $500 Balance, sS,Ss9,l'5.
The steamer Of tomorrow has no specie
engaged. nor can We hca OF any considerable
amour: being pUi W fcrher, She may have $4,000
Co <loo,Ooo.
The Brooklyn Common Council passed
an ordnance las: evening permitting the trans Of
tAe Long island Company, under steam, to use At
iantos So a, the OF four miles per hour sending
man ahead OF each tram with dag, and dis
Penslng with the use of Whistles Tins provision Is
90 extend to thirty days, but VII PROBABLY Re con-
tinued. The Mayor signed The ordinance TO-DAY,
and the trans will commence running tomorrow
Saturday. Committee was appointed 20 lngesli.
gate tie question Of dummies FOR the use OF this
Read The business Of The Road previous 70 its IA.
ltHJp!io- ~ he Council, w.s very fss,eTins, tie