New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11
srroSp BOARD.



The Stock Market to-day was firm, with
a fair demand for the fancies There was rather
more disposition to operate than has been Observed
for a few DAYS past. Ere Securities were par'lca-
larly buoyant and improved. but stocks generally do
not show much advance. Government and sthe
Stocks are que, but unchanged. At the Second
Board the demand was moderate Tor stocks al aoo'
the prices OF the First Board
Exchanges are firm but quiet. Sterling
isIoa1o} Francs 5lOG507l. The supply of bills
j. moderate.
Freichts are rather heavy with more
room offering We notice engagements OF e'O'O or
10000 bills Flour al Is GO, whichls lower. Com can
be shipped at Sid Cotton 532d Dead Weisht los.
To Havre and the Continent generally the market
Is very duh To California there Is moderate
amount of business doing The clipper Typhoon i
nearly full at 6Od75c.
There is no marked change in the Money
market. but a rather freer supply on call Capital
was pentv IN the street at = cent. on good stocks
First class paper goes at 6a7 p cent, and IS not
nlenty Other than frs-cass Is difficult OF neeo,l-
ton.
The Hudson River Bank, at Jersey City,
has organized, and elected John Cassidy. ESQ
President.
The Bank of North America. Pnladel-
phla has declared a dividend of p CT. for the past
six months The Emigrant Industrial savings Bank,
Now-York, = Ct, upon sums exceeding soo' anu
c on all sums below that amount The Bo"eY
Savings Bank, the usual seml-annual dividend, pdya-
bic the DIST Of June The Bank of saving, Chtn-
bors-st the usual half yearly dividend, payable ON
the DIST Of July The Ohio Life and Trust Go. y
e. The Eastern Railroad : ct The following
Providence Banks have declared dividends Arcade
Bank, = ct. Bank OF North America, 3. pam
Bank. @, The City Bank, National. Exchange
Mechanics and Blackstone Canal Banks, hav It.
declared dividends, payable IN July
The amount received for tolls on all the
New-York State Canals during the fourth wees IN
June -$gO,s1. -
Same period IN sjO---------------------- $50 90
Increase IN ISL Observation-Disclosures SILL "
sg sggref 2l FsfsSeth n ios v T2 ~
Same period in 1850 9-6,tej 90
Increase in 1851 SlOl,2jJ %
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
Sl52.2S3 Payments, sll2Osi. Balance, $ll54,SlI
The Committee OF the Texas Bond
Holders have ISSUED a circular. IN which they sun
mon full meeting Of the creditors IN washington
September 18th. The President has promised them
an answer by that time TO the question WAIT
class OF creditors were entitled TO the benefit and
protection OF tho proylsO m The Boundary Ac,, rcser'
ing $50o0,o00 N The Treasury Of the United >'aes
ont of the Texan indemnity, and what releases taey
would be required 20 sign, to obtain the payment Of
their respective Obligations The Secretary of The
Treasury has distinctly informed the Committee, that
! ILL. 81, ,ilt
Will be dlsburSed except under the specific order o.
| the constituted authorities OF Texas.
The bids for the Wilmington and Man
chester Bonds s3OOo were opened yesterday al
tenoon, at the Office OF Winslow. Lanler 4 Co, at
| O'Clock The number OF Bonds bid lor Was
s52lOO The following were the successful bid
| dors Bonds Prce
| J.. w Charles, Darlington, SC-.......- 100