New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

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There was a very active Stock market this

There was very active STOCK market tniS
morning all the leading iancies being in demand and
luoyauL Long leland and Canton continue TO attract
most attention. although there was large business
done in other stocks The Gales of Long Island
$3.50 shares opening at 3li and going 10 81 After the
Board the quotations fell OF TO 49, but closed at the
Second Board at 33I. The Phiadephians, it is re-
ported have already 10000 of the 6000O shares Of this
stock and leave the street short 900 or 900 shares
Great results anticipated from the new manage
ment under which this road lie to come Canton, with
sales 600 shares, very buOyant, and went from
al to ~, which bid for it at the close Two
three leading operators have recently returned from
examination of the property Of this Company, ami
make large reports Of its capsbabites and value The
establn hment OF the dep6t of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad on the property will add largely TO It's value
Harlem wes active and lrn with sales of $500 shares
/ closing at III d7ll-Gn improvement of 2 cent
Stonington was beter-56 nj the close Hudson River
was well sustained Reading is inactive and wi;hou,
/ important change. The Coal Companies are firm
! Cumberland advanced to Co. and was firm. The bust
nesG Of this Company Is now equal, we understand, TO
10000 tuns ~ nnnum. Pennsylvania Coal was rs
Nicaragua was also buoyant and went 10 2o,-an i'm
JTovemeni OF : y cent. Some plans are in progress
of arrangement which viii add largely the business
Of THE route There good demand for Govern
msn and State Stocks and Railroad Bonds improving
prices Indiana IS advanced 99;, and 2!s firm at
CO. Eric Converthles fell of to 99I but again q. the
Second Board touched loo
Alter the Second Board the market very buoysn,
with active bidding for the leading Stocks.
The amount OF business done for this steamer
in Exchange has been very large The range has been
9dlO g cent The leading bankers drawing a; 10
a. cent. The supply of bills from the South ia con
siderable and large amounts are expected Cotton is
coming freely in TO the Southern ports and going for
ward to market rapidly shipping be obtained
to transports There is ALEC a considerable amount Of
bills made by the reuittances of Stocks and Bonds 10
Europe. Francs 5l5a513i.
Freights are firm and rather active To
Liverpool $4,000 $4,000 bush. Whea; I'd, 5000 bbls
Flour 2 500 bales Cotton ID. OIL &c % Resin ? -
TO London, Flour B, Naval Stores s OIL &c p -
To IlaWe, 800 bales Cotton &C. To California there Il
ipir business doing al previous rates.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
slOi,45O Paid sllOesl. Balance s5963,52O.
The supply of money is increasing and call
losns easily made at q cent Occasional loans On
Government Stocks are made even lower but the cur
sac q cent according to security Pa
per Of inst quality is scarce and is passed 5. d6Y
cent if short, and 6a7 p cent if long
The Eagle Fire Insurance Company has
made dividend of 10 p cent
The Bowery Bank dividend of 4 p cent.
The National Fire Insurance Company a
dividend Of 10 3 cent. for the pact elk months
The election for twelve Directors of the
New.Jerscy Zinc Company, which took place to-day,
at the Office ofthe Company Newark, resulted in the
election Of the following gentlemen; Hon Richard
NJ.
Vim. Cooke Trenton. James 5. Greene, Trenton,
w. c. Squier, Newark, Edwin Post, Stanhope, Chss.
E. De.mold, Orange n J.. S NJ stilwel, Newly
Horrtio Allen, New-York; J. c. Hitchcock, New
York Thomas A Dexter, Boston James L. Curtis,
Newlork. The charter OF the Company requires that
majority Of the directors should be selected from
New,Jersey ard observe that the choice has fallen
those most distinguished pioneers in her most
successful enterprises indee the whole character Of
the direction is sufficient guarantee that there is both
value and the enterprise TO develop il, in the vast
mineral property belonging TO this Company.
For Dry Goods the trade still continues
good. Considering the advanced period ofthe season
it is very active. Prices continue firm, and no sacr
fees ere needed TO get rid Of stock Unbleached
shir;ings and sheetings in good request regular
rates, with limited supply. Blesched goods are
also steady without any excess OF stock. DrLls are
buoyspt. Browns have been active for export and
the supply is far short OF the demand Prices are al
most nominal There is an increased supply Of
osnsburshs, with isir demand, at old rates. Den
ms ere dull with some degree Ofhesviness in price,
A0ssh there is no change to quote In prices Stripes
S' ea'S'e' with hight supply. Ticks more album
~~H, OUT steady. Canton Flsnnes are in deficient
~ s' ana rstes look upward Prints are in &c.
~ eSlaaIl AZ REGULAR
ai'ny held Ginghsrns are steady a, loo aloe
49,. are IN sres, request; though the exse.s Of Ger.
-. Os nave induced holders to stimulate ,bs;,
s''. " areSseiOn in prices Li-ht GroanSs
We paik Grounds havedeelined. clash. In
INA aN' O'a P.ees' which are srm a, ~. .,o.s
na s0oa demand prevail. for csssi,n,r,. :, s.r
rates ss'nes' are steady. with rather h.. ,un
asseas ana leans are dun. Linsey. are dun ~.
Ns1' 'eSA fiAAae's and slasksss are b0sA se.-e.