New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

NoNpAY, Dec. C-P. ".

MONpAY Dec C-P. ID.
There 10 a renewal Of the excitement in the
Stock market this morning, with large sales and buoy
ant price, The speculative spirit is fairly aroused,
and rapidly extending among all classes OF citizens
The brokers have had orders for the fances from
ouyiders within the last week two than for long
time We are not In the habit Of giving advice in this
department presuping that every man knows his own
business BEST but cannot refrain from suygestngto
venurng spectators that caution is advisable and tnat
reaction and heavy fall will inevitably sooner or a'er
turn up" The astonishing rise in Canton continue
and the object Of the parties moving seems 10 De 70 see
at how high price they can buy up the remaining
Stock II touched l25 to-day, an advance oil v cent
since Saturday and p p cent in two days Ere con-
tnpe, very strong and closed at $685., an improve
mont of II y cent Harlem IL frmer at -. stonng-
ton az we suggested on Saturday has taken the infec
ton, and advanced rapdly 70 593 II p cent better
than on Saturday Nor wch also improved, and closed
st55l The business Oh both these roads s favorable,
notwithstanding the low fares Long Island was put
TO 81 further advance Of T. cent. Hudson RIVER II
dull The Coal Stocks continue TO be the isvortes o.
the gpecuators Cumberland recovered the lost ground
Of Saturday afternoon end sold steadily at 67& Il s
understood that the street ia quite short Of Cunoer
land and the cash Stock is scarce Parker Vein i'm
proved q cent, closing firmly at &c. Phenix wa
very buoyant and went TO 90 Delaware 49, dividend
of. Cary quiet, but private sales were made at Is
There is more movement in Zinc, and sales were made
ut lei Nicaragua, under considerable saes, was hrm
at % bid The premium roads are in demand and IN
proving New-York and New Haven, ll6 Michigan
Central 1874 Panama, l45; Michigan Southern, l35
bid Northern Indiana 1876 bid 40 asked Utica and
Schenectady, 143 Rochester and Syracuse, l2jt. 10
Bonds the business not large, but the qnota'ions
were very firm Erie Convertbles went 20 l020lG2t.
AT the close the market was very firm for Stoke
although not in al at the closing prices Of the
Second Board.
In Exchange there is considerable activity
and 6rmness Sterling is held at 100l0i. Francs
5150512i. The supply of bills il ample at these
quotations, and considerable amounts coming for
ward from the South.
In Freights there is q fair activity at about
previous prices To Liverpool Cotton 5l6dsd; 200
or 800 bales Foreign about ID Grain, lO@Old; Flour
3l6 To London 400 or 800 tics Beef y 0Si 300 half
tcs MID Tobacco n and 200 hhds do. 45l Diuns
Oil Cake, 4Ol. To Bremen 800 or 400 bids. To
bacco, on terms we did not learn To Havre the mar
ketis very duh TO California there is fair business
doing at full prices.
There is no feature in the Money Market ex-
cepting increased activity The supply continues very
large.
The Imports of last week are about $2,45O-
600 or nearly double the amount Of the same week
last year
The New. Orleans steamer had about $500
600 in specie The remttancos Of gold 10 the West
have ceased for the present
The Prometheus, for San Juan, had 800 pas
scngers The Nicaragua Transit Co. doing
Abetter business The note signed Edward Everett,
Secretary of State and addressed TO Sig Marcolcta,
and recently published, when examined viii prove to
be Of less real than apparent importance. On casual
observation IL would appear that Mr.. Everett in con
sequence of the publication of the opinion of Mr..
OConor and others had taken especial pains to recog
nzc the position % Sig NJ Minister from Nicaragua.
but in fact the note published il dated Nov E. long be-
fore the opinions published, and is the usual
clerical circular issued upon the incoming of a new
Secretary TO eli the foreign agents whose APP
pear the records of the State Department It was
issued the day after Mr. Everett went into the Depart
ment and before, of course he knew anything of the
details Of the Office However in regard 10 the ques
tons in dispute between the Company and Mr.. Marco
lea II is not Of the slightest importance whether he be
Minister not.
The report of the Albany and Schenectady
Railroad Company for the year ending September 80
has been made up for the Legislature, and
dense from it the annexed very favorable statement Of
the affairs of the Road
Capital 81 06i 700
Debt all funded ............ sos 800
Total cost of ro6d and equipments .--... 81 T4554s
Length of road It, 5li5J2S0 miles
The track il double the entire distance
Number of miles lb, 416
Total amount OF freight l6 l7s tups
prCEiPrs
Passencefe. .SlIl,IhS ~
Il1co4 y"
Miscellaneous. .......-........ q 800 %
s996ll2 tx
Expenses. Sl3l,C6 ~
Dividend Observation-Disclosures. sl,6lG
Interest ......... ........ 1879 q5
To surplus fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5095 56
Total surplus fund. Observation-Disclosures. 1890
Messrs. Clarke, Dodge & Co. sold to-day