New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
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There was renewal of activity in the Stock
Market this morning, with drmer feeling Tho Second
Board xas marked with considerable buoyancy. Erie
which opened at % at the First Board, c!osed IN
demand ut o. stonington took new start and at the
closc 50! was bid improvement of ~ y cent. Nor
wich was also better aud improved y cent Harlem
was firm but not active Long Island s inactive and
declined to 6ii Hudson River was alec weak. In
the Coal Companies there good deal of activity.
and the market had upward tendency. Cumber-
land took in the afternoon and went to COT, bid
in advance oflt cent The street Is considered to be
quite short Of this stock Parker also irmcr selling
at COS The movement in New Creek continues active.
4COO shares were sold clo,iDg at O. improvement Of
l2lc Y share Delaware and Hudson 800 Nicaragua
very buoyont and there are various rumors Of par
tee in 1t to cnry up. The market closed nj jOs an
advance Of II y cent. This route gets Its full
share of California travel Morris irm and active.
The premium Railroads are without activity or i'm.
Iortant change. Al the 2d Board 200 Michigan South
ern Railroad tod at 1881 buyer CO. Bonds In fair
d, mand The sales reach $4,000 or $4,000 Of which
$4,000 were Erie Convernbles at 1904 l0ll At tho
clofe the I'd Board buoyanf and after the Board
there desire to buy the leading fncies OF the full
closing prices.
In Exchange there is nothing Of Importance
doing Sterling is heavy at lO0l0j for best nmnes.
Freiehts are firm, but not very active. To
Liverpool 3,COc94,C0o bills Flour 36; 1900 bush.
Wheat lOd Cotton 40 tcs Beef iI905 100
tuns OIL Cake 25l AGO.. To London Flour 49, &C.
To California TIE market Is active at full prices
The Money Market is much relieved from
the pressure OF yesterday, but Is still not easy 40
early in the week The Banks will probably lend
more freely next week the dreaded quarter day u
pased The rates are still Gl17 y cent fbr call
Loans.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury
are sec, 4es GO paid, slO56ii Balance, s5,4js,l4s
The Peoples Bank has declared a dividend
Of - y cent the Bank Of tho State of North Caro-
Ina T. cent the Merchants Bank Of Newbern, N.
C..ip cent the Boston and Maine Railroad 81 y
cent, payable January l. and leaving surplus Of
$4,000 from the earnings Of the last six months the
Appleton (siass) Manufacturing Company p cent.
and the Hamilton, v cent.
We hear that the American Exchange Bank
has decided to adopt the uncurrent money system OF
depc.its and TO extend nearly ell the descriptions
which are in circulation Ia this section Of the country
The fact that th Dank sbou, TO receive uncurreDt
money Ina Geposite il not new but we have not before
beeu aware that that institution would receive the notes
al the banks Of the Western States
Tomorrow Saturday, at 3 o'clock, Messrs.
Window Lsnier Co. will open the bds for $4,000
Of the per cent Convertible Bonds Of the Covngton
and Lexington Railroad guaranteed BY the city Of Gov
ipdon This city Ia opposite Cincinnati and has pop
uaon Of CO., and taxables TO the amount Of 5000,
COO The railroad Is 96 miles in length, and cost ~ 3.
600 with debt Of only 100000. The available sub
scrption Of the road h about 81 $4,000 1t will be In
operation % miles by the lst May next and the whole
line by the Let OF November next. This security sp
pears to be ofthe high character - that previously
in,roducedby this house.
A committee Of three Of the new directors
CT the New Jersey Zinc Company, after exsminsson
Of six weeks duration have completed their report to
the company, WHICH understood to be very favorable
BY the Africa We have very favorable 3D.
wees in relation to Bresdssuas which show eonsde-
rabe advance Cotton had turned and had an upward
tendency. Csnsols had iuctusted between tpremium
and 1911 closing at l0l The money market was cary
although the demand was more aotve. The market
for Bullion has downward tendency with good sup
| NV Gold L abundant and keeps flowing In.