New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 29-P. N.
The Stock market to-day was active for the


leading Fanciea with generally strong market The
heading feature is still Nicaragua, of which some 5000
shares were sold under which great activity the market
was buoyant and advanced y cent. from the closing
price Of yesterday After the Second Board SO was
bid without sellers The terms of the sale by Mr. Van
derbilt are somewhat different from the published
statement Mr. " did not sell his boats for stock but
for cash. The 10000 shares issued by the Company
were all taken by number of leading Wallst. capital
kts at go and the proceeds paid to Mr.. Vanderbilt.
This o. 100000 and the bond of the Company, at IL
months for one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
made the price Of the seven boats The stock Of the
Company lie now nominally about s7,S0O0O0. Long
Island appears to have recovered somewhat from the
panic Of the last few days and went to 80, an adj
vance Of y cent. since yesterday 1t would appear
- II the Philadelphia clique had taken fresh hold.
Reading was dull at o. The Bonds converted into
stock during the year will probably reach million of
dollars The dividend 1t is understood will probably
bs4 p cent in cash and y cent. in stock Harlem
b steady at 72ad73 stonington rather frmer at 574
bid. Norwich is dull. The earnings of the past
xix months would justify a dividend of about p
p cent but the policy of declaring any dividend
is still a question before the Board. The Coal
Companies are generally firm, but Cumberland
heavy under the postponement of the promised re.
port The closing price was 65l. Parker Coal and
New-Creek has an upward movement again. Morris lie
buoyant and went to Pig. The demand for Crystal
Palace continues and us pnid to-day advance
Of 10 p cent since yesterday. Jersey Zinc was firm
at the Second Board at l3 Canton is moving up again
and close at l17s In premium railroad stock the
market is firm but the inquiry is notlarge. The first
sale of Michigan Southern, since the dividend was
made at 127 equal to 1856 Syracuse and Utica 1914 ;
n. Y. and N. Haven, 1l5! Rochester aud Syracuse
1876; Cleveland and Columbus, 100. The business in
bonds was 100000 at full prices U. S. 6s 1856, sold
at 1881 and 1867 at 100 Erie Converbles of 1852 sold
at lo2i Indiana 2l's at 60i, and Canal Preferred
&c. at AZ. At the close the market was firm, with no
disposition to press sales under the almost universal
impression that January viii active and buoyant
stock market.
Exchange closed dull for the steamer at ga
VI cent the latter for srsclass bankers bills. The
supply of commercial bills is good.
The market for Freights is rather dull for
bresdstuffs with engagements 1000 bbs. Flour 3 ca
3j9; Wheat, 100l0sd; Cotton. 3d.; 800 bbls. Resin,
SIC; 600 tee. Beef SIC To London, 500 ties Beef 6 6
OIL 1900 bbls. Turpentine, SO; Flour 6339;
Oil Cake, <0i. To Glasgow 20 boxes Tobacco, 40 ;
1900 bbls. Flour, Az and Rice, 4O. To Rotterdam,
400 bales Cotton lc and 10 tuns Mahogany and Cedar
$751; To New Orleans there are fewer vessels up, aud
the packets doing better business at cents per
foot. An American ship was chartered from New-Or-
leans to Narcotics and back 70 NewYork private
terms British brig for Hull at Cor Turpentine
Swedish bark for port In England at I'D for Wheat
brig for Havana, 10 cents for Shocks, and IS for
Hope; an American brig and British brig for Nue..
vsas and back to NewYork at 3;l cents for Sugar s.
IS for Molasses under deck, and 81 10 deck Por,
charges paid and bark of 260 tuns, TO between
New Orleans and Cuba for Elk months, at $500 per
month, oil port charges paid
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury
IL sl7,lOs; Paid Sl4i, SOL Balance s26l0,7s1