New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
HCOHn BOARD.
TUESDAY, April l5-P. NJ.

today with recovery In OF the Fancies OF the de-
cline Of Yesterday Reading the most active fancy
The sales reaching 900 shares under which the market al
vsnced y cent closing ct GOT One OF The prnclps sell
lers week was larger buyer today Erie was also
more buoysnt and under large sales improved & cent
from yesierdayss quotation. The Convertible bon1ssoo
freely at 49, Incomes GIT Second Mortgages lO2 Caa'
ton was better y cent sale being made At lit The
principal operators IN the last movement are we believe
Bsltmoresns Harlem improved p cent, with an sc1iye
demand Norwich and stonington de;ired T. cent fhe
central line OF Roads from Albany 10 Buffalo were ne1
firmly without sales OF importance In other Fsncie there
wAs bat ue business done Government aud State STOCKS
ave held firmly bat the transactions are moderate. There
. moderate inquiry for Railroad Bonds aud the best dc
acriprous are selling at fu prices. The last steamer
brouebt out more orders for this description OF securities
than the previous but st not large amount
Yhe cessation 10 the issue Of Bonds which hss been no.
ticed Tor q month two past will allow those already
issued to be absorbed by capitalists The closing prices
were-Carton, lit; Farmers 64i Harlem, Isl; Long Isl
and "a; Morris, 1885, Reading 6ot; Norwich, ssh Erie
s7s; stonington, As Edgeworth, 81
The Exchange market, in consequence OF the
popnrrya ofthe Southern mall which would have brought
op.derable supply OF bills very firm at lO GOi for
hrst.class Sterling, with large transactions Conlinenta
bills however were dull The quotations are Francs 5l2i
oslo; Amsterdam, 4tdHt; Bremen, "a 079; Hamburg
Se1aS6s The leading drawers drew freely In anticipation
Freghts are without change and not active.
Cotton was engaged al S-l6da SD $50 tee Beef Is Cd
a small parcel Of Flour I'D and 100 200 uns Dead
Weight, ICsQI2s 3D. To London 500 bbI Turpenune "a
and Bacon and Cheese at 25sd3Os To Hamburg Cotton
was engaged al 96c and Oil at 2ic, and to Amsterdam
Cotton at &C. Two or three Deal Ereights were made al
IS Jos from ST. Johns to Liverpool California FreighS
quiet.
As far as we can ascertain, only $4,000 in
gold has been engaged by the Baltic, and no hver O.
less there is large demand for Exchange tomorrow and
the leading ship coin to draw against the exports
by this steamer will not be extensive. The Admiral for
H,yre will have 500 zoo or S3O0O0O In silver, and the
London packet 100000 Mexican dollars. The Banks are
ncreasrg their gold again. and will add TO their amounts
over hslfa million this week.
The payments into Banks are now very large,
and IN they ensb ed to be more free In the
loans The rates Of interest however are sustained az the
demand for money 10 active Oncsloans are freely made
a,sd7 y cent, paper is not plenty and goe
a70 y with avorite signatures al % e cent
The payments from the interior good and the heavy
payments of the obbes and the merchants have thus s
been promptly met
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are ssO045i
Payments. s42, 2l4 Balance S4l7l,2ol
The Bank of North America has taking posses
sion Of s banking opposite the Bank OF Commerce
in Wsllst and will commence business tomorrow. This
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President and Mr. Seymour the Csiher have high repu
isuons as accomplished bank officers.
There is more activity in all departments of the
Dry Goods Sde but stocks are still large and prices heavy
with manifest desire press sales Country dealers are
N the market buying in the aggregate to large extent
though individually but spanngly which demand has
caused obbers buy freely The auction ssles stu
continue numerous, though mostly OF French and Con
mental goods and prices continue 10 suffer in consequence
IN huva ale ia not so
great as the pressure to cell Brown aud beached Sheet
ngs and shrngs been large demand for home
use Some orders for shipment have been filled with az
vantage but prices not hrm, while stocks are large
Drlns have been active for shipping but tie home demand
is moderate prices more steady Osna0utgs nave
become less active though prices favor the buyer Den
inns are large IN and with but little inquiry prices
are not firm Stripes show much activity and price,
are steady Ticks also in request Printing Cloths
are heavy with increased pressure on the market 10 SELL
which has forced decline The forced sales have been
large Prints are better request bat prices are lar from
firm and favor the country buyers now in town Gmg.
hams are very steady and regular in prices, with a
good and increasing demand, which takes up al sup
pies Lawns are more active and prices very steady.
Muslin de LANES active and prices well sustained
both foreign ana domestic makes selling very freely
full prices This branch Of trade well as that Of Gins.
hams has been uniformly good the supply being more
nicely adjusted demand and rather below than sooe
the stock not large Cotton Flsnnels have become
in demand and al fair prices the stock being moderate
Cloths are scve but al sacThce holders being in
patient The market fsyors buyers considerably. Css-.
meies have been Scve aid prices are steSter Satnes
are IN request bal prices show hrmness Tweeds are
more active and prices steady but not buoyant Jeans
in fair request but holders DESTROYS realize being
more anxious their stocks into money than 70
sustain The market Sleeps Greys hTm because goods
are ia low supply present aud prospective The demand
fair. Fsnnes in moderate request supply fair and
prices steady French foods have declined. TRe offer
lugs al suction have been large and prices Of Silks Rib
hons sne Jsconess realized have been considerably les
than previous weeks Choice goods not offered al suc
ton are Arm and ss, class SILKS and Ribbons command
u prices buI the bulk OF goods heavy Wooden Cloths
OF French and German make are in good request but Al
rSiher lower prcet British Goods he hrnes 10 The
mNfel with few Offering al suction. The densnt iIm1ch
ore active The impor,StlOnt light and mostly
for Spring consumption. The demand yss 10 Sise "a
ucpsed be considerable but not large preveR
bolder Of feeling anxious about being iei Al the
close OF the with large remainder Of goods and
in The face Of falling market for IS evident thai both
Wool and Cotton are permanently the decline and in
the rext season al manufactured goods viii consequently
ne much lower TIE prospect Tor stsple goods The
full season is not favorable for phces which Odds much
the presen, heayneSs Of the marke; by Increasing The 3s
sire 10 sell
The receipts OF the Michigan Central Railroad
for March S4O.l07 y.
Ten Thousand tuns Coal were brought down the
schuylkin Cana last week.
The receipts of the Ogdensburgh Railroad for
the months Of February and March were IS follows.
Februay-Fregh1. p
Passenger. St5o to
Total >
March Freg s.
Patsenge1.. -...s.s.''s's'''.s'',...... i@So -
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There is 3 project sfoAt for connecting Stoning.
Ton and New.London BY Railroad
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