New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
SECOND BOARD.


SATURDAY, April l1--P NJ
The Stock market was active at the
First Board but not firm The transactions In the lead
ing fancies to considerable extent with decline
in Erie of 49, Canton IL, Harlem l, Reading y, Mica
ragua u, Norwich ", &c. At the Second Board, how
ever there general reaction, and all the fancics
advanced Reading was the most firm and active going
to 75A-a recovery of Ia " cent. from the morning
and the highest price it has reached during the present
movement The demand was large. Harlem also re-
covered W p cent, Canton " y cent Nicaragua H.
&C. &c, with general buoyancy at the close. Zinc
was firm during the day. and closed at l4l4, an i'm.
provement of 37I4c. p share. Harlem Extension Bonds
sold at 80lt These Bonds attracting considerable
attention, and are regularly called at the Board Erie
Bonds were not - firm, but in good demand There
was nothing done in them at the Second Board
In Exchange the market is quiet, but
much changed in rates. The supply of bills is good
Sterling ga 09l4c. Francs, IS 22hSsao.
Freights are without change of impor-
lance, and rather dull We notice to Liverpool 500
bales Cotton 1882; Flour 49, 500 bbls. Resin, II /;
10000 bush. GRAIN 3l2 50 tuns Wood ISL. To Lon
don, 1000 bbs Turpentine, eli 500 do Oil Cake, 1i9;
Furs 20 Slaves 5Oj. To Bremen, 10000 bush. Rye,
about I2c 800 bales Cotton, 7fl6 and cargo do on
private terms To Glasgow, 5000 BUSH Corn on pri.
vate terms To Havre c for Cotton, % for Bark and
Rice S61S7 for Ashes, and e6 for Cedar-a French
vessel took Measurement Goods at %, $40 and Sl2
Pcarlash, g. and Fustc e. To California the market
hat become dull Machinery S200S30 y tun; Meas
uremcnt Goods 5O055c.
The receipts of the Albany and Science
tady Railroad Company for the months OF January Feb
ruary and March last were. ..-....-..----Sf43l5 III
Corresponding three months of lS5O...... 3a0i9 IA
Increase, &c per cent for three months 81
The business for April Is very large and will show an
equal increase The Company have 100000 Of their
old bonded debt due and falling due in June and De-
cember next For 100000 of this amount the road was
originally mortgaged A sale has just been concluded
with Messrs Wnsow Lanier & Co. of 100000 of new
bonds at par, the funds of which to be applied to
liquidating the above debt The bonds bear per
cent interest," payable semisnnualy in this City, 1t of
May and LIST November the principal payable here in
Is years. and they convertible into stock at tho pleas
ure of the holder. The mortgage referred to will now
be cancelled.
The receipts of the Erie Road for
April, according to present appearances, will exceed
e3OOO OO even should the Lake remain closed during
the entire month The largest amount of freight was
taken on Friday that the Road has ever known.
We learn that w. p. Burial, Esq, of
Bridgeport, has been appointed vice-President of the
New-York and New.Haven Railroad Co, with the un
derstanding that he will hereafter devote his time prn
cpsy to the affairs of that Company, and discharge the
executive duties connected with tho Transportation De-
pstnent which have heretofore devovcd on the Pres
dent
The actual returns of the City Banks
prove to be about the estimate of Thursday
The specie, however, is e65o0Oo more than we est-
mated and the Banks must now hold nearly twelve mil
lions of dollars The aggregates are as annexed