New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16

the morning but fell Of c, the Second Board. TIE
Cosl Companies are generally well sustained Parker
Vein was firm az co Cumberland 65; PennsylTana
Coal. LODI The transactions in New Greek continue
large the selcs to-day reaching 1900 or 1900 shares
yesterdsys prices This stock he's been taken n'a %
by the Board more eagerly than any new s''cA 'o'
long time. Almost every broker oferei TO nave
for it. The confidence in it, value, combined ''n inc
low par Of the shares, has made II al once a'o.N
speculative stock Jersey Zinc was FIRM al ID I'
premium stocks were steady and in ieir felue''' -
Bonde there was moderate business done AZ
rates The feeling in the fancies amer ne
BOARD WIS decidedly better, with considerable dipos'
ton to buy, and higher bids were made.
The Exchange market is heavy, with good
spnuIv of bls Sterling frstelass was onered al ~
and bankers names at lGalOl, without important saes'
tendency of the market is TO further decline wnicn
81, ,hsb,v occur when sales Of Cotton re-commence
=, ~. south The demand for the steamer to-day was
moderate.
Freiphts are steady, with fair business do
inr To Lverpool-4, OOOor 5000 bbis Flour $50
as * Ocobush Wheat 9! al0d Cotton, 3D.; 500 bbls
Resin 3IAa3f6: e2 casks Rice, 81 ; 100 bills Lara
s6o bbl. and tieres Currsnts, 80 80 bbs PORK,
3I6; 900 bxs. Clocks, private terrns 10 London-
1900 bbls Flour, 3l9 Measurement Goods, Hi605O';
Beef y: kegs Tobacco 3l6; boxes do, 81. To Ant
werpThe Peter Hattrck takes 3g0bAgs Coffee at &C.;
800 bales Cotton 1c 100 casks Ashes 326 100 terces
and 200 bbs Glover Seed at $40 y tun and 81 y DOL;
q sOe fbs Whalebone, &C.; 800 sxs. Sugar, $40 /"
bhds Tobacco 40l; 800 bbls Resin $40; loo logs Ma
hogsny 40l, measurement; and Slaves, slo. 10 HAM
buyo-4O) bales Cotton. lc. To CalifornisThey con-
tirue very active at full rates for Lumber so Y NJ.
IL freely offered and rdsssed. To New-Orleans, the
rate is &C., and Mobile, &c; the quantity Offering
moderate. A schooner of ll2 tuns was chartered at
s4OO per month port charges paid another engaged
CARGO of Slaves from Norfolk to Jamaica at 81 %
NJ an American ship, cargo OF Cotton from Savan
nah TO Antwerp at lie; Bremen bark, from Charles
ton or Savannah Hamburg at lic and another from
the Gulf to q port in the Mediterranean at l3c The
brig George W. Russell 1s3 tuns built in Baltimore,
years old, has been sold private terms. The
clipper ship "Flyng Yankee has been cold By Messrs
Brett. vose g. Co for $4,000. Her name has been
changed to the Plying Arrow"
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are SOY
Is1; payments, s23, 452; balance, 81, 45e,94S.
Mr.. G. T. Hope, who has been connected
with the Jefferson Insurance Company for eighteen
years. yesterday unanimously elected Secretary OF
the continental" The Company will have the larg-
est capital $500 600 in the City, Board of Directors
comprising of most wealthy active business
men. With our popular Postmaster Brady as President
and Mr. Hope as Secretary this Company must sue
coed s46OOOO of the $500 900 has been already nfor
mally subscribed and engaged although the books are
not TO be opened until Tuesday, the 2sth inst.
The Continental Bank has about s 600, 900
subscribed II lie thought the capital will be fixed at
100000 instead OF 81 500 OCO originally proposed.
The books are to be opened some day next week
Mr.. Draper's auction sale was well attended
today and the Buffalo and Corning Bonds brought q
good price The sale was as follows $4,000 Buffalo
and Corning Railroad Stevens first mortgage, 10l !;
s2J,0 do do, 10li $4,000 do. do 90 $4,000 do.
do, e5i 600 600 do do, est $4,000 do. do. 95s ;
also 2l5 shares Michigan Southern Railroad Stock at
l34l 9l35i and 2l5 do Northern Indiana Stock at 1871
dl34i.
The steamer to-day had only $274,3 $50 in
coin, of which 500, 900 was for Boston account.
The Irving Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared dividend of Y cent
The Great Northern Lead Company have
nearly all their machinery erected at the mines
dcrttand and pretty fully equipped forthe winter oper
aons The crusher viii crush 200 tuns every 24hours
The Company it lie stated will have lead in the market
next month This Company has, from the outset,
avoided notoriey, and intend to develop the richness
| of their mines before making any noise about them.
This il the system and when the lead is forthcom
ing the stock will doubt be in demand At present.
far can learn the stock is held by parties who
have desire to SELL for If the present prospects
realized, the mines cannot fail to pay large dividens
particularly as the price Of lead is continually ad
yancing.
The receipts of Cotton at all port since Sept.
l. are: