New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

TUESDAY, NOV 9-I. NJ
There was an active business at the Stock
Board this morning with generally good feeling but
in some cases decline previous rates. Canton
heavy and fell of to 500 as6l Erie had also down.
ward tendency and touched s5i but allerward
cred TO 80, showing y cent. advance on yesterdays
price. Long Island was firm and closed at 37l. sale
of 500 shares made at %, buyers months. Read
ing was firm Harlem took upward move and was
In demand at IA The receipts for October
ported between S1l,O0O S72OOO. Nicaragua was one
of the buoyant stocks and went 10 % improvement
OIL y cent Morris steady with moderate sales
NJ A. Trust Is dull at previous The public do
disposed take o The hands Of the spectators
bear sale made st 90 seller IL months. Stoning
ton and Norwich steady. The Coal stocks are
hrmer and Cumberland recovered from the decline of
yesterday, II cent, going TO "a. St Lawrence Min
ing sold at in consequence of the ins,Gment of 81 y
share called by the Directors The premium stocks
were in demand at full prices North Indiana sold at
100 the highest point il has touched; and Rochester
aud Syracuse l2li. Railroad Bonds, first class and
State and Government Stocks arc Ia request and held
very firmly AT the Second Board the feeling was buoy
ant better prces bid and the market closed with
frmness.
The market is duh for Sterling at anything
over ten per cent for leading names The supply OF
In Freights there is not much doing, but the
market is firm. To Liverpool Flour, , az d; 10000
bushels Wheat O. I; 80 bales Cotton :; so bbls
Resin, go; 500 bbls. Turpentne, go to London,
Flour and Naval Stores 3 Grain, sid; Dead
Weight, IS ESQ OIL, SC, so. To Hayre Cotton, =
ship was taken up to load Cotton Charleston for
Havre, at lie. per ID.
The amount received at the Sub-Trcasury
10 sl3O.4O3. paid SS954; balance, sSsols65.
The Money Market remains unchanged
with, II anything an increasing supply ON call The
sac 2 cent, with occasional at loan a.
desirable collaterss Hrsi-cass short paper scsree
and goes at 5aes y cent long 6a7 y cent.
Private letters BY the Star of the West,
state that the amount of gold on freight by the Pans
ma steamer, would be two and quarter millions,
which Is larger than anticipated This continued
influx Of two to two end hall millions of gold semi
monthly, with only moderate export must influence
materially the money market for the next three months
The Dry Goods trade still keeps active from
second bands. among those who break bulk The
country near by trade is srll drawing supplies and
price, under the influence Of low stocks, are well
maintained unhleached Shiriings and Shccngs are in
fair request, without abatement in price. Beachcl
Goods are rather lees active than they have been aud
show some accumulation of stock but which too
large 10 weaken prices. Drills still scarce ami much
wanted, with hrle coming forward not previously en-
gagged Browns are u, Blues g. and BlsAehed -. o.
naburghs arc active and firm Denims steady. with
a hight stock. Stripes are duh Ticks moderately &C
tive Canton Flannels are brisk and firm with light
stock. Printing Cloths buoyant with moderate
demand and light stock. Prints continue 70 come for
ward fresh to meet the later demand Of the season
Ginghams arc active at regular rates The activity Of
icmand has bcen persistent through the season, |
md seems not TO sbsfe. De LANES in fair |
cquost, and are steady In price Cloths are DAN
ne supply s also checked, 80 that prices ere