New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-03
SECOND BOARD.
rRlnAY. Jan Up. VI.

RlDAY, Jan. -. VI.
There was fair business done In Stocks
IN. morning and generally at some improvement.
The principal activity however was IN Enc and Jet-
sew Mining Companies. The former went to ST.
seller sixty, which is an advance Of Il y cent New
Jersey Mining advanced to l2l, an improvement, of
sil2l q share. Sussex improved 3 y cent. Hud'
son River Norwich IL Convertbles /. After the
Board the market was dull and at the Second Board
there was heavy feeling Erie fell of to 50, which
vas the closing price Wednesday. Zinc declined
CSC u share The sales OF this Stock to-day exceed
9oQO shares Sussex felt the influence of the rise
IN New.Jerssy Mining and went TO II. When the
nnion of these two Companies has been confirmed
by the Legislature the Stocks VIII be OF precisely
equal value. The New-Jersey Mining Company are
now sending considerable quantities of dry Zlnc
White TO England, where II meets with ready sale
at a large profit on the manufacture. Nicaragua
Transi, Company opened at "a and sold down to -.
stonngton improved y cent. Government Stocks
were no, active and iso7's declined y cent.
There is a small business doing in foreign
exchanges, bui the rates are firm. Sterling is 10 a
loic. for pnme bills. Francs 3sod3l9l. Cont
mental Exchanges are dull.
In Freights there is but little movement.
The rates TO Liverpool are Cotton "a Flour %
Grain Sd Dead Weigh, les. Cd dl5s, Cheese sOs
RESIN Cd, sc. To London 500 bbls. Resin Is. "a.
Dead Weigh, 25s. Cheese Sos To Glasgow
Flour IS Cd. To California there Is fair business
at 45e60c b foot.
The semi-annual interest on the CITY of
Covington, six p cent bonds, due in this City on
the hrst Monday IN January, viii be paid on and
afer that day, Mt the once OF Wlnsow, LaRier 4
Go, No. So Wsll.st.
The disbursements OF money to-day by
The Federal Government, States, and various inst
tutions, have had no marked effect on the Money
market The demand has been active, and rates are
nrm IL anticipated that within week the supply
~ill rather press ON the demand and rates twin be
a little easier, especially If the shipments Of gold
next week should be small
The heavy snow storms AZ the West have
lateTteIed somewhat With the Freight business OF
the Erie Railroad, and consequently the receipts Of
December are about $4,000 less than the estimate
made in the early par OF the month The figures
are
Passengers and NAL. .-..............s9o $40 $
Freight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2S,ii9 10
Total 500 s>l 10
December 1850. ls9 ass rs
Increase. .Sls629 -
The receipts Of the yea! as. closed have been as
.naesed
January OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .$i44, cog 80
Fsbfna'y--- l2o,lVo ~
March. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 62,40099
ATTl.. ..............-......-..l s9,l495l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l74.Si5 Il
Jane .............-..........-.2 2i.,22 ~
Jpif.-.~.-..- --------.---.--- rs, 3oS ~
August ......-........-.......2 63, 96t lS
tsrtsnrssr ..-.........-....-. 800. So %
Oei0ber ....--...-. So, $50 q
sas.m ber ..........-.-.-. ~. $50 -
December .......-.. 80 20 %
-2,7.3,l9a 81
The ssfmate see last wear re pert ..-.ssI,3SS %
Excess over estimate ............. ls66 81
This certainly shows very close calculation On 4
business Of that magnitude.
4 short statement has been made by the
Directors u the Norwch and Worcester Railroad