New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
"WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2O-P. VI.


The Stock market was not very active TO-
day. but was firm and in the of several stocks
buoyant Erie was well sustained, with sales OF 80
shares, closing al s5I bid Nicaragua also in de-
mand and closed yesterdays rates The Star of the
West sailed to-day with a large load of passengers.
Norwich was in better demand and 800 shares sold,
closing at On advance OF y cent Stonington al
so in demand and frmer Harlem, Canton, &c,
frmer Long Island fell oil to 25 at the Second Board
"A decline of y cent since yesterday. A the Phla-
dephians boast of having Wan-st. very short OF this
stock while they $1,000 shares this fall may be
only their part to induce the bears to cell
The Coal stocks were dull. For the premium Railroad
stocks there was buoyant market. Michigan South
ern sold at 1861 an improvement of II y cent and
Central at III, an improvement of y cent sale
OF $50 shares made seller l2 months, at no. At
the Second Board some stocks were heavy, but gen.
orally at the close the market was steady.
There is not much doing in Exchange, and
rases are not firm.
Freights are firm. To Liverpool, 10000
bush Wheat 5d5id the latter in ships bags so bales
Cotton 3l6d 800 bbls Lard, II g.; Flour Id asked
Fustic, 1916 To London, lO,OCO0ljOOO gals. Sperm
Oil, 25j Flour, g 1924; Resin, 29 To Havre, the
racket 10Th (goes 2lst has COO Cotton at &C., and
other vessel Cotton to- and 300 bbls Flour, iDc. To
Marseilles 100 boxes Tea 60 and 20 do Tobacco. lc
To Rotterdam, Cotton &C. and to Amsterdam 40 tuns
Measurement Goods, 90. schooner for - Domingo,
$50; two for Windwsrd Island, COO. y Dbl; brig
of 200 tuns to north side of Cuba and back 81 700 port
charges paid !; a schooner from jacksonville to New
York ss for square edged Timber; and one o; 25O
tuns TO 20 to any part Qoreign or domestc) at 800
per month for months, port charges paid To Cal
fornia there Is change. The ship George Evans,
years old built at Wadobro 742 tuns has been bought
for the California trade at $4,000
The disbursements from the Sub-Treasury
are again large having been to-day Si90l46. Received
ss325l Balance s. e73ss9. This large depletion will
add to the increasing ease Of the money market.
The is no difficulty in making call loans to-
day at y cent and considerable amounts have been
lent at y cent. on first class collaterals.
The Superintendent of the Ulster" Mine
writes todsy that he has been able to penetrate into
recently discovered vogue forty feet and has ascer
timed that it extends yet 10 or % feet further The
whole vogue" is lined top, sides and bottom with
the yellow suphurate OF copper Beyond the vogue he
expects TO lind three feet vein of lead with copper on
each wall He is sinking the -hst and viii probably
soon strike the top of the copper vein sales oil the
Ulster were mnde to-day at sll = share. The 81 st.
Lawrence is looking better, and from the Great
Northern" the Superintendent writes that two new
shafts have been let to energetic contractors and that
getting out Of will Se vigorously prosecuted.
The steam engine is probably on the ground Re-
cent sdyices from the Bohemian" mine are decidedly
unfavorsbe the vein is said to be very ind-tnct with
out well marked walls and the copper Is found only in
occasic nal email masses.
The exports from the LIST September to
the 10Th October of breadstus % Great Britain saa
Ireland from al our ports have been follows