New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
TUESDAY, Jan. RPM.

TUESDAY, Jan. 27-P.M.
There has been a good deal of activity
and buoyancy in the Stock market to-day, and
strong speculative action al the FIrst Boari and
between the Boards The principal activity con-
tnues 70 be IN Erie and Reading but the market has
for the present turned on the latter IT fell of TO
63 at the Second Board and asersart in the street
sold a, low as Gil, being 81 p cent. below yes,er-
DAVIS prices Erie was in good demand and touched
So on time, closing al the Second Board al 79s, an
advance of y cent. After the Second Board soEe
sales were made at 49, The Securities are rather
active and buoyan:. Incomes sold az Dc. ConTerti-
bles 90 New issue s74, which is = cent. advance
on the latter Harlem is attracting more attention,
and sold, dividend of 4. So, equal 20 -O!, al i'm
provement of ] y cent. Hudson River was p
cent better Norwich improved p cent. The
Zinc Stocks were firm Further sales Of Chemu1g
were made at s. For Government. and State Stocks
there is fair demand at full prices. Delaware and
Hudson shows further improvement of p cent
The market is firm for Exchange with a
moderate supply. The back Southern mails which
came 70 hand did not bring large supply. Sterling
is9ldlos Francs, 5I5a5.l2i Amsterdam, Alta
Az; Bremen, 5sid7si Hamburg, 36l ass. The
demand is not large, as importers are employing
much of their means in the payment of duties.
Freights to Liverpool are quiet at I'D.
for Flour 3D. for Grain, 3-l6d. for Cotton l5s for
Dead Weight, &c. The engagements are light
1000 bbls Resin cd 300 or 9OO. bales Cotton, and
small parcels of Flour To Londsn, loo bbls. Bacon
2Os. To Havre. Cotton, 10. To Antwerp, 100 bales
&C. To California there is a moderate business.
The supply Of Money continues abundant
on call a, car p cent. on stock collaterals. The
limit rda nd ls oos ~
casa cent. Long paper, no: so well known, goes
atsaI2 y cent The Banks continue 70 discount
freely all good offerings.
The receipts of the Michigan Central
Railroad for December were as follows
Passenger' is'iSt ~
Freight. 1917
Mali @c---------- - =
Iotal 81 yo1 20
December 1850. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So,lOl w
increase 9"'i vi
The storm Of last week injured the
Dry Goods trade Of the season considerably, and
but for this, we should have had to note al i'm
proved activity As il is there are some Western
buyers. Clothers are purchasing tribe more
freely, and jobbeis are buying French Goods 10
moderate extent. Cotton Yarn is steady at l5c.
with slisht demand Cotton Goods are rather
Quiet, 5ut very firm. Brown sheetngs and Shirt
ings are buoyant the stock is very small, ald the
state of the market indicates gradual advance IS
the demand improves. Bleached Goods with large
stock are vet firm. Brown Drills are advancing,
though bleached and blues are duh and stationary
Printing Cloths are without change, the dena on
the whole seems improving. Prints are very active.
Western and Southeren and City buyers are making
selections Of spring styles, and the trade has fairly
commenced, though in small lots. Ginghams are
more plentiful in market, and are attracting the
attention Of the trade. De Lanes are in great va
riety of assortment, with moderate opening de-
msnd. Osnaburghs, DENNIS, Cotton Flannels, pre-
sent no change. The transactions are limited a,
UNMARRIED and unvarying prices. Cloths are not
very active, but prices are more steady. Cas-
simeres of spring styles are decidedly more active,
and considerable sales are making at asking prices,
both of fancy and plain descriptions. Sainets a'e
dull Kentucky Jeans are quiet but steady. For
egn goods are more active. British and French De
LANES and Stufs active, well az Linens.
German cloths pressing the markell and clothlefs
bv moderately. 18th hlack and nlain
colors NJ choice Qualities also moving -sAIs
rates Bareges and Sawns are also In sons request.
The extraordinary extent to which produce has
been kept back the last week in the Western coun-
try has checked ihe demand for Dry Goois, but the
wealth that viii create demand exists, ,hoogn IN
realized, and viii eventually be felt m the Dry Goods
trade in New York The New y ork market Tor pro-
auce never ruled so low during the last al which
deferred farmers sending forward. Our now rising
market will alter this state Of things. In the South
also, there has been bsckwardness in sending Cot
ton to market which has delayed the shipments aud
a. the same time delayed payments of accounts to
the injury especially, Of The Dry Goodstrade. Thia
also is III course ofrectifcllOn, Tle Pork crop has
been row realized in the Middle states, and 1t IS
from those States tina. the first active demand will
come. Prospects are good, though hitie backward,
ness is apparent.
The receipts and exports Of Cotton al
the shipping poris are now considerably in advance
of the same time las. year, viii be seen by the
nexed table
1852 1871. 1850. 1870.
lxrnrts IlrL.an gliI 80 UN 49,