New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8-P. NJ.


The Stock Market was very active this
morning. md although nuctuang the general tendency
was upward The operators in Canton let it down to
u.s. but at the second Board 1t touched 100 again. the
price of yesterday In Erie the transactions
adorable 5000 shares and the market closed at 97.
The business Of December stll promises to be larger
than that Of November The passenger well as
freight traffic is unexpectedly largo Norwich and
stoningon recovered frnncss The former sold after
the second Board at S. buyer 80 and for Stonington
5sl was bid. Long Island auctuated between di0
ssh. Hudson River is heavy at 76l076l. At the
ond Board there was active movement in Harlem
and the market advanced rapidly to rs which was bid
nj the close, an advance of II " cent. Morris Canal
continues to improve. and advanced to 22l. The Coal
Companies have taken upward turn again Cum
berland was in demand at co., with private sales
At the close Gal was bid for Parker Pa Coal 1913 DAD
pbin GeI, Phoenix 22t Nicaragua was very srm at the
second Board and sold up to 90 advance of y cent
The upward tendency Of Jersey Zinc continues, and
the stock touched - In the Land stocks there
firm feeling and Is was bid for Cary In the premium
stocks the market very firm. Rochester and SYRIA.
cuse sold at l26 Buffalo and Rochester 100 Panama
147. Mich Central recovered portion of the fall Of
yesterday, and cold at ILL., Madison and Indianapolis
Ill. Northern Indiana l35, &c. The sales Of Bonds
were not large, but the quotations were firm. About
e4500O Indiana State IS sold at lO Erie secorty sold
at Hal for first mortgage l06l for second mortgage,
l02l for Incomes l02i for Convertibcs 1871 Hudson
River Convertitles 90
The feeling at the second Board was quite buoyant
and the market closed with frmncss than the rst
Board did
In Exchange there is not much doing, but
the rates are steady First class Sterling loel0i
Francs 5l3.Qslli The decline in Cotton and the
advance In Freighs at the South has checked Temporal
riy the production of bils
Freghts are without important change and
rather quiet To Liverpool we hear of 7,00Oas 900
bbls Flour at 3a3 6; Grain Is loo Il0l Cotton 800
or 500 bales, 49, Resin 3; 500 bbls. Clover Beef
4Id5I; Tobacco 40l To London 900 casks Wine
a2i6; Oil Cake 4oi Beef q as. To Glasgow, Flour
3j7.; 600 Resin 6d4 and 300 eotton To Csliior-
mia, 1000 bbls Flour IS cents v foot the offerings
continue large and all the vessels the berth do
ing large business at 6O99O cents by clippers nclud
ing those just commenced and those nearly full A
Britsh bark was taken up for London a, 4 for naval
stores Swedish brig for port In the British chan.
mel, between Antwerp and London, IL for Grain, a
cent for Coffee 49, for Sugar in bags and 49, nboxes
brig Of zoo tuns for Navy Bay Ut $3.50 for cargo
Lumber out another of 800 tuns at s2aOO; bark at
q tun for coal another from Philadelphia g so y
tun and the bark Heleon, for California, on private
terms The ship ST. Lawrence, COO tuns, Is years old
formerly swhsler, has been sold to Baltimore house,
ON private terms; and the bark d. Godfrey 800 tuns
Fix years old, built in Philadelphia TO Boston house
at si0oC0
The disbursements at the Sub Treasury con-
tnue large They were to-day slaa695 Paid. Slls..
o4o. Balance s4,45i,oo7.
The receipts of the New-York and New Ha-
ven Road for November show favorable condition Of
the traffic They are
Passengers l42 S3
Freight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 90
Total. ....................Ss S64a 30
Paid Harlem Road for AZ, 40 passepgers ASA "
Net receipts S5i5o9 al
November, 1850. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4aS9 q2
The receipts Of the Cleveland Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad Company for November, 1852
Fer corresponding month las, year. 1884 IL
Increase. S37,l5S 10
This much exceeds the estimates for tina, month.
The fscal year of the Company ends Sis, January.
The dividend VIII be declared in January proxmo.
The Little Miami Railroad Company has
declared dividend Of . cent for the months end.
ing Let December. The surplus fund of the Company,
after making the dividend, is sl20 is0 The receipt.
Of the week ending 2sth November ...sll7l ID
Same week last sr..-...-..-............ SaSs 81
Increase. ...................... 1855 20
A further negotiation Of 100000 Of new
Pennsylvania y cents was made today, by Nessrs
Duncan, Sherman & Co, at about los
The movement in Cotton is as follows:
1882. 1851.
Baes Rales
no receipts st al the ports sinee Sept <st sS672
sxPoft ,oo4
Aip8snts from Southern 10 Northern ps fS< $50 l62 fsl
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