New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-27
WEDNESDAY. May Pop. NJ.

There was more activity in Stocks to-
day. and although the opening heavy, yet better
feeling was soon eyinced and the leading fancies sold
to considerable extent at improving prices After the
Board the market firm, and at the Second Board
the re action very evident All Stocks were buoy
ant with free buying, and it was generally conceded
that the market had turned for another upward move
1t is thought that the business of the market for
the last week has encouraged the bear interest
to 90 considerable short especially in Erie; and this
impression tends to encourage operators for rise;
Erie closed at s6ss, showing advance Of y cent.
Reading IT'S, improvement of II " cent; Canton
81 also y T. cent. Improvement, and " cent from
the morning Norwich improved q y cent; Stoning.
ton cold at SO in the morning, but was 1913 at
the Second Board The business of this Road in May,
Notwithstanding the decline in rates of freight in ex
cess of that of year. The completion of the New
Haven and New-London Road, is believed, will add
largely to the earnings of the stonngton, day line
between NewYork and Boston is to be formed by that
route the two roads being connected by the
the stoniDgton Company. This ferry portion of the
line will be done in forty five minutes giving passengers
avery desirable opportunity to get good dinner and
wash the dust Of their eyes. 1t would that
this must become popular day route between the two
cities Zinc was in fair demand and drm. The sales of
Nicaragua large, and it fell OFF in the morning to
363. but at the Second Board 37le was bid. Large
purchases Madison made at l05a and for Albany
and Schenectady 1854 bid; Michigan Central 100.
Panama sold at ll2le, which is better.
Government Stocks are In demand, and $4,000, 6s,
1867 sold AT llSl2 further advance State Stocks
in demand and firm. Fo. the better descriptions of
Railroad Bonds the demand is fair at full prices.
Exchange is quiet but drawers are firm.
Sterling l00l0lS there being but few sales above los
Francs 5.l6l4 a5.l5.
There is not much doing in Freights, as
shippers are waiting for the foreign mail To Liverpool
small engagements of Cotton made at 75c. y bale;
Flour lOled; Grain 81. a gle Wood TO- dl2 An en-
gsgement of Flour by British ship reported at sd.
By the steamer 400 or 500 ties. Beef d24. To Lon
don 100 cases Clocks i4dlI6 40 tons Fur 3O; Wood
90; Naval stores 81; Flour lsd. To Rotterdam, 100
bales Cotton SC aud to Antwerp so bbs Ashes D 6,
and 500 bags Coffee l4c To California there is great
deal Offering and heavy goods than can readily be
placed the rates for vary from IS 10c,
in q regular way, and for heavy, S200Si0.
The following charters have been made within few
DAYS: A Prassisn bark from Richibucto Grmsby at
so or Hull at 81 for Deals two American ships from
the same port Bristol Isl another to Hull or Gris
by at 80; one from ST John N B., to Hull and two to
London a. o. another 10 Bristol Cnannei ~ announcer
from ST. Stephen To Huh or London ISL Norwegian
from ST. John to Hull Grimsby so another from St
Lawrence to London at so; Danish ship to load here
for Buenos Ayres, SIC for Lumber; American bark
for Lisbon $lsa2O for light and heavy pipe slaves;
brig from Baltimore TO Madeira 81 lec 2 Dbl; brig to
Trinidad Cuba and back 40c for sugar and g for mo-
asses on deck ST. Jago and back 40c and 81 5G
one from north side Cuba s. so i hid for sugar and
- 20 for molssses bark Of PAS tons to Nuevitas and
back 81 goo and brig at 35c. and %, pert charges
paid; charter for flooring plank from Pensacola at
O. So The sugar charter mentioned yesterday was at
So for ST Petersburg, direct
The amount received at the Sub Treasu
nv was 81. 500 Paid s76,aOs Balance 81, s52 SIS.
One Bank in the street has over two
millions of coin in vault and another had few days since
over million and half The aggregate amount in
Bank and Sub Treasury probably reaches nearly sew.
enteen millions Of dollars.
There is NO change to note in money,
although one or two Of the wsllst Banks have been
for Anew days past endeavorug to put up the rate fin
terest. They have met with The market
is superabundan,ly supplied with capital 405 per
cent on CALI and first class short paper. The heavy
spring ayments Of the merchants nearly and
the demand from that source Is light. One wall-st
Bank had only $4,000 Of offerings to-day.
Interest due on the LIST of June on the
following Bonds will be paid at the office Of winslow,
Lsner & Co on that day; Wilmington and Manchester.
s. c. Railroad Cyawfordsvlle and Wabash Railroad,
ard City of Columbus Bonds issued to the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad-a drawing interest
the rsse Of p cent per snnum Thsinssress on the