New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04
TUESDAY, Aug. 3-P. NJ.

The Stock market was generally firm
this morning notwithstanding the bears made such
ss was possible Of the cholera reports from the West
for the purpose of depressing the market The transac
lions were to fair extent Reading was rather heavy,
but the general impression is that there 10 another rise
In this Stock At the Second Board there was consider
able activity In Nicaragua and Ene and under the cir.
cumstances the market was well sustained. Some
large holder turned about 400 shares OF the former
Stock on the market, causing decline of e ~ cent
3634 being bid at the close The only given for
this outpouIng Of Stock that prospectus of new
interoceanc route across Costa Rica has been issued
in London under the patronage of sundy noble names
winding up with silk Buckingham as Gerant promi.
nent point in this prospectus is the deposit of 81 y
share the subscriptions Erie sold the extent
Of eco shares at the Second Board leading operator
taklng 500 shares at ST. Reading dull and closed
at y0A. Harlem steady at - Norwich was weak
at 547s. Canton firm at 20. The Coal Stocks con.
tinue firm. Pennsylvania improved Il y cent Zinc
was steady at 10. The Jersey Company is, we believe
the only Company which has ever been able to make
white paint by mechanical means from zinc ore they
owning the only mines of oxyd Of zine which have ever
been discovered All other zinc paints are made from
zinc by expensive chemical processes and cannot
compete with the Jersey paints Indeed it IL doubtful
II any other zinc paints have ever been made IN this
country which did not cost 70 manufacture much above
the market value. In Government and state Stocks
there fair demand and prices generally are steady
Erie Bonds finn and In demard
In Sterling there has been fair business
done for the Boston at lO lOls at which the
market is steady Francs are 5l7l2p5I5.
Freights are dali. To Liverpool we
hear of Cotton 81, 1000 bbis Flour lOd, Graiu 3lsd,
&c. To Rondon, Flour ! G; Beef . , Naval stores
To Glasgow, ~ 600 bush. Wheat about I'D, $50 bbls
Beef ll0ls.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are
sl552l9. Payments sl96 cas- Balance s4,3722i9
The Imports Of this port for July show
decrease of about sl,COOCC0, as compared with July
of last year. while the Exports show also decrease IN
merchandise and produce Of about sl5OOOO Tao COLA,
psrstye figures as follows:
EFFORTS, NEW YORE-JUIY
1880. 1851. 1872.
DOtsble merchandise. SlG5si li6 SENSATION $ii45Gu
snee meIelahd'ss.''..''' <s93iS Lo@3i5l s5iJt
"ihdn FIN warehouse. stIH li5;5I los5S05
Total thrown on the nki ~ 90 6G tILajod5 $56II55
"slohousea............. 2,5iS<0 L'lls95 525Sls
EXPORTS Al NEw-YoRE--JULY
poms.tia produce $3.50 LspO; s 75i; ,59;
fOi,ss o DUE 4 ii5J qs1s;; 70
'''.,......... i,JlGC20 Goa 10 oG4L{lf
s4''''''''.'.'....S552S5H $1478 sos S623S $50
1e UeS'ee'e In the exports Of specie is over three
90 VI 00'sr' The comparative sgsregate Imports
o. me past eight months 6ncudins Deceaaoer) are a,
Thrown on the market, le5ns, -
Thrown on 'he market, 1879 si9,Str3
decrease =: '..--.-.................. sI0lI5o,I
WaTehoused, ls50-5l -OtiO'oii
Wsrehoused, 1912. '-'''--. s32S1i6
'''-'..-.-.. 6,iSl S5t
'''--.-'.-... S274i595
The comparative aggregate Exports for The 49,.
months Of the year have been:
too<-----.---- -.--.-.. S43, 993 "a
OF the exports the Produce in ls2 varies but j,,,s
60p 1881, being s25 s63, sgaiDa s25 o5s6QL The