New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
TUESDAY, Nov. 30-P. NJ.

There was an active business in the Stock
Market today with general frmness, excepting at
the Second Board when of the Fancies fell off
little with some hrmness at the close. Erie opened at
95l but was offered 95l at the close The business
OF November has reached the expectations of the Com
pany and the receipts will be in the neighborhood OF
s325COO. The accumulation of freight nj Dunkirk Is
very lRrge-more than the equipage of the road can
remove The parties engaged in the present move
ment took out of market last week, we understand
10000 shares Of this stock in certificates which they
have been accommodating for the last few months This
stock according the authority they intend to
hold for par and interest II this done the floating
stock in the street does not probably exceed 10000
shares. Harlem is quiet at u. 073. The November
business has been it is stated unexpectedly large
Stonington took start today and went 10 81, with
sales Of nearly 1000 hares The proposed connection
by railroad with the NewLondon and New Haven
Road is having favorable effect upon this stock. The
earnings since the dividends give reason 10 doubt
the regular declaration OF p . at the usual time
next spring Norwich Is steady at sci The earnings
Of the fret three weeks Of November show fair in
crease on the period of last year Hudson River
fell Oft p cent at the Second Board The Land Stocks
are firm. Centon sold at 96s 696,. Cary closed at
l2i which il better than the morning price The bears
are circulating rmors that the lands Of this Company
have mortgage upon them, only $4,000 in cash
having been paid and that the stock il subject
20 instruments. The latter statement Is untrue,
and the former IL also untrue in fact, although
literally true There Is a mortgage upon tho prop
ertv not yet due but the Company have the money
in hand 10 pay II Off and negotiating such pay
ment in advance of maturity. The money to be APP
proprated il not portion Of but In excess Of the
S5QOCO stated 70 be in the hands Of the Treasurer de-
voted to the opening Of streets buildings &C. &c, and
other development ofthe property. For the above, we
have the authority of the Treasurer Of the Company
In the Coal Companies there affair business done AZ
about previous prices Parker Vein was the most buoy
ant and aaer tue Second Board y-fve buyer 30 days
was bid an advance Of y per cent. Cumberland was
63la63g Dauphin o. &c. Nicaragua firm at the
Second Board at p 2s! being little advance Nor
H. still has an upward movement and closed at l9i-
The premium Stocks are generally steady; n I. and
New.Hayen Railroad, sold at HI; Rochester and
Syracuse, l24l Michigan Central, ll33 Panama,
l3s Northern Indiana l}3 bid. The dividend on
this stock impending will doubtless be per cent
for six mouths The earnings Is stated will justify
this dividend. OF Bonds the sales were 70 fair extent
$4,000 besides considerable amount private sales
Ofthe sales ss5OOO were Erie Conyertables. All the
Erie securities have upward tendency. Hudson
Stocks are strongly held.
In Exchange there is a moderate business
doing a. anything lO.. The leading drawers
asking l0s but considerable Gales have been made at
lOalO, for good signatures The sales Of sight bills
have been unusually large. Francs are in demand at
5l5Q5 l24
Freghts are quiet but firm. To Liverpool,
500 bales Cotton, mostly compressed at ID. Flour,
36d3i9; 5000 bush Wheat l0sd., in ships bags
100 bbls Resin 100 bbls Ashes PSI 300 or 800 tcs
Beet, 40; 900 or 3O bills Cloverseed A.. To Lon
don 200 tcs. Beef y Flour. a Grain, I'D, &C. &C.
To Hayre Cotton, &C. Bone, &c. Ashes, so0slo, &c
There "a a fair business doing TO California. We hear
of two or three Guano charters but cannot ascertain
the truth Of the report
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Road
for October. have been received and s annexed
p....,,.,, .s9 ISL 90 si lsss; IS
Freighf.-.-.-...-----.------ $50 = cLso =
MsceIlsneou,. ......... 5000 81 LAO %
Decreass IN 1859, s36.Sas o.
The receipts of the Naugatuck Railroad
Company
From Jan. l. TO oc, 81 l552, 10 month";, were sl77,oo
Estimated receipts for November and Dec. 1900
TOal......................... $4,000
Running expenses year estimated. $4,000
Int Oh bond year $4,000 PC. 5000
| DiyJuly l. ls52, 3 y c. e26D shs... 27,7oO
Div. Jan 1883 C. 30 sh<..- 37,040 1921 $50
Surplus ................... sla6sO
Receipts for present year a. above. 10000
Receipts for year ls5l............... l9o,297
G.in....... so.0a
It n understood that the Board Of Directors intend