New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
TUESDAY, April q, pm.

,sared 10 be no disposition to press Stock the
ke either to realise to operate for decline. Tho
bear interest quiescen After the Board there was
better feeling which continued at the second Board
when although the transactions were to a moderate
extent yet prices well sustained. Reading under
quotations of 70 from Philadelphia went to I'm, an i
movement of q T. cent from yes,erdays closing price
Erie 1914, improvement of a v cent; Harlem
sdvane cd "a y cent Canton y y cent, with but little
ofering Norwich " p cent Long Island was more
active than of late but fell off % y cent Zinc was heavy
IN the morning but again improved at the second Board
and closed firm. Between the Boards Albany and
Schenectady sold at 1903 advance of IA cent, and
that price bid for more There active demand
for Governments and $4,000 &C. 1867 sold at 1850
ilsb. There also firm market for State Stocks
generally, full prices For Railroad Bonds there was
amoderate inquiry. Erie Conyertbles, 1862 improved
n y cent In Sterling there is firm market with
fair business but not the activity of yesterday. The
advance to ga checked the demand, and good blls
we're left at 9s y cent Various reasons are given
for the sudden advance In SteIing-a plausible one
being that the leading drawers had purposely de-
pressed the market being buyers and RENTERS them
selves rather than sellers 1t has been noticed that
while the late low current they were free
buyers, but evinced disposition TO draw excepting
In small amounts.
Freights are rather more active, but with
out change of importance Engagements 500 600 bales
Cotton 3l60732d 1900 bbls. Flour 12da l34d, 10000
or 10000 BUSH Grain 3d03lad and SID ship to bag it,
Resin 15d 0lsd To London there is but little DOING
Flour lSd, Oil.Cske 1I9, Turpentine q. To Hsvre,
Cotton l1c To Marseles four five briss have been
taken for Slaves about previous prices. From Alta
kapas brig taken at s. y hid for Sugar and No
iasses There is talk of Cuba and Deal reigh.s
but nothing has been done
In the money market there is no change.
The supply continues very abundant at sac y cent on
call and first class paper.
Winslow, Lanier q Co. advertise in an
other column to pay the interest the City of Ceve
land y cents. issued to the Cleveland and Psburg
Railroad Company City of Madison 7 y cents. and
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad y cents.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank of
Chicago, organized under the law, has bought
$4,000 Virginia Bonds, basis for circulation. An
other new Bank is to be organized at Quincy-capita
tl000OO0, by ST. Louis cap :alists.
MIR. Winter, the owner of the Bank of
g. Marys the suspension of which we noticed yester'
day. has published in Charleston the annexed card;
TO THE PuBLIc-A very heavy and unprecedented run
upon the Bank of ST Mays for the month past aggravated
and brought to ciiss BY unnecessary aud probably yin
dciive publication The Mobile Tribune and copied in
The Montgomery idretse without comment OF the inabii
t of the drawee pay the Banks draf for $4,000 has
specie 1t affords me however pleasure TO ASSURE
ques only little time to marshal her assets In addition
to her own means viii bring to her Nd my own ample Tor
The will be IN few days provided to ay all her
deposors and the outstanding checks upon the several
points drawn will be honored on presentation These
the public of the entire soyoncy of the instu-
ton not given for the OF sustaining It's credit as
1sS % To the that e .a '
the Bank well Will be promptly redeemed,
without inermson, until the last dollar shall have been
retrieved viii close my financial connection with the public
with honor should IT be necessary TO part with every
thing but its good opinions JoHS G. WINTER
The foreign advices by the Franklin this
morning arc considered to be commercially favorable
Breadstuis and Cotton in fair demand and steady
Consols had touched 9es the highest point they have
reached since June, ls45 when they were l0la.-
Money continued abundant and lower rates of Interest
were looked for 1t is proposed to put three large
steamers the Havre and NewYork route. AT Paris,
the closing prices Of the 4a y cents l0lfl0c.;
W cents. 7lt9Oc and Bank of France 2s00f
The Hudson River Bank of Hudson has
declared dividend of four 2 cent
The Franklin brings $4,000 in specie,
doubtless doubloons.
An improvement in the Dry Goods trade
is visible. There is greater demand from the West
and North including Canada and which is likely to
tnue for few weeks City jobbsrs themselves buy
sparingly their stocks being little reduced The export
demand for Goods is rather less active but is sl fair
IN amount, and includes Brown Sheetngs, the general
demand for which has improved and prices rather
more buoysnt, from 6l9 d6Ac. Beached Goods are in
large stock with improved demand, and prices are
steady. Drills in very brisk demand and sell to
rive, that there is stock and prices have up
ward tendency. Osnahurghs are in fair demand, with
about an equal supply. Denims quiet in view Of
OF the public sale advertised for the 2h inst of 1000
packages Stripes and Ticks In better request and
prices are more steady Apublc sale Of 1000 packages
snipes to take place Thursday. Printing Cloths
are frmer, with moderate inquiry Prints are duh and
heavy for all but few new goods and styles coming for.
ward Gingbams steady uniform prices, and with
ae@anced supply and demand. Lawns are ia fair re-
quest and prices are firm De LANES slow Of sale
and al dropping prices There l. inquiry makios
Tor Cishs, and fair sales making at g. and under
SAtines in good demand and maintain the prefer
ence they have commanded through the over
Cssimeres. Prices steady Fancy Cssmerss are
dull The iavor,e styles large paids and these
Command ready sale Other styles including blacks
and plain eoloss are dull with an accommodating stock
There Is more doing in Jeans but prices low.
Iwecds are dull Foreign G Gods hrmer the sales
have reduced the stock considerably, especially Of
french Goods The goods most depressed the thin
aress soods-Bareges especially but Silks and Ribbons
"e ,'ry nm Cloths, especially German Cloths, are
pressing on the market and prices favor the buyer.
Staple British Goods are also selling bu, slowly. The
elohiers are rssng some purchases Of materials suta
bio Tor the fall trade There are some fears that tha i
Porss'ons In the AL win be large precisely because
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