New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
WEDNESDAY, April 2l-P. NJ.

shares were In request and generally well held espe
callv al the Second Board Erie closed s9ls show
ing finn market Reading was IN, the closing price
of yesterday The amount of stock IN the New-forA
Banks is increasing, and i now 600 shares trans
fer of 900 shares has been made 20 the foreign account
and it is thought that the foreign interest in this Com
pany reaches four millions OF dollars Further sales OF
Northern Indiana were made at 100. The entire road
will be completed within month to Chicago Inc WORN
has been suspended by the want ron winch mas oeen
stored at Dunkrk awaiting the opening OF Navigation
stonincton sold at 1914 Norwich was rather heavy
Rochester and Syracuse was firm Harlem lre1errcu
was in demand at 1lli4 Michigan southern, LAP.
There was further improvement In Nicaragua, WHICH
went to 443 and closed at AZ buyer thirty days. an
improvement OF Il y cent Zinc was scarcely SO frm
The business of this Company IL reported to be IN Ia
vorable condition. and developments in regard to
the Frankline on the Companys estate WILL Is stated
materially advance the value OF the property in the es
tirnaion of the public Delaware and Hudson is I'M
proving. and sold at III. Phenix Mining improved to
Is an advance of liz T. cent In Erie Convertbles
there were large transactions reaching in and out OF the
BOARD Sl5OOOO The market fell Off 10 % under these
sales but at the Second Board improved to DO buyer ten
days The bulk of the sales made by one party
The Cd Mortgage Bonds fell OFF 4 y cent, but the ist
Marriage were firm at ll6 Harlem Extension Bonds
sold at Il b. further advance of "a y cent For Gov
eminent and State stocks the market nor active and
easier There is considerable business doing IN Bank
stocks at full rates. Most of the new institutions are
selling at premium.
In Exchange there is not much doing,
and rates are unchanged Sterling, ga G94 the latter
for Bankers signatures. Francs, 525 G52o The sup
ply Of Bills Is good and will continue so while the pur
chases of Stocks and Bonds for European account go
on Besides which, we have yet of the present crop
nearly million of bale of Cotton to go forward which
will give us large amount of Exchange, even should
there be no extensive shipments of Breadstuffs.
Freights are dull. Engagements to Liv-
pool LOCO bales Cotton 3l6G732d 1900 or 5000 bbls.
Flour l3lad Grain 3l9d Wood 10a 49, Resin II. To
London 1900 bbls Naval Stores q ; 1000 bbls Flour
lsd; 100 tcs Beef 1904 ~ 81 Rice Isl Furs 3Oi.;
Tobacco 26; Slaves 5Oi. To Glasgow, 50 tuns heavy
freight 25s To Hamburg $50 bales Cotton p of cent
To Rotterdam, so Cotton s. 50 casks Ashes, 25 and
1000 bbls Resin 81. To Antwerp, Cotton IS of cent
To Havre the packet oath inst, filling up at previous
rates. She has 800 bales Cotton at l9c. To Marsees,
an American bark took light Pipe Slaves at sla Cot
ton &c. and Bark Sc To California, 1000 tuns Coal
sl7-for Measurement clippers getting 506O cents
An American ship engaged cargo TO Pacific ports
and back on private terms. To NewOrleans, there Is
but little going forward.
We have the Annual Report of the Nor
ris Canal Company, from which we learn that the
ceipts of the year, from all sources were sll697 W;
Current Expenses 60; Profit s64 2s5 %, which,
together with the accumulated profit of the previous
year. has enabled the Directors to meet the demands
fcr tho divdan1a If
p cent on the preferred stock The navigation of the
Canal was not opened throughout until the middle of
June notwithstanding which, the tunnage shows large
increase over the previous year. The improved planes
have fully met the expectations of the Directors. The
experience of last year has proved that the Canal has
an ample supply of water in the driest seasons.
dividend upon the old stock is announced be hoped
for soon The tunnage of 1851 was 2sl, 7o7 against
$685. s2 in 1885, and 24 05 in ls49 OF the amount in
1851 l4s262 tuns was of Coal against lO4,23 in 1880
The tolls for series of years have been ls45 Sl997
1886 s5l,2l2; ls47, s676s7 ls4s, s65,53l ls49,
10000 1850, s9s, 22224; 1851, sll0,73O
The Asia has Sl50,000 in doubloOns on
board
The Chatham Bank has declared semi
annual dividend cfi y cent, payable the st of May
The Money market continues abundantly
supplied without demand enough to use the accumua-
tons. Many of the Banks the street for paper.
line of 100000 strictly rstclass yday psper was
passed at Az p cent The current rates call are SO
y cent.
The foreign advices are not commercially
very important Cotton was without material change,
and Breadstufis rather better The Money
ket continued very easy and Consols had again ad.
vanced closing at 1914. They win undoubtedly reach
par when Government win probably take advantage of
the opportunity to reduce the rate of interest The i'm
mense amount Of bullion arriving in England viii at
tract attention There had been received at South
alnpton in the week. sa,s6s,273 The Bank had, at
the last statement fls SOL The French funds had
also improved, as follows: Closing prices: Rentes,
Five per Gents, l0M CSC. do Three per Cents If Sc
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
sslo54 payments, s2a6,Ss3 balance, 8, asl 42l.
At auction, to-day, Mr.. Draper sold
$50 shares Dsuphin Coal Stock at 47la 40 p cent.
The Secretary of the Albany and Schcn-
nectady Railroad has given notice to holders of bonds
OF 1884, that he viii pay the on presentation at the
Office, the lst Of May next and that the interest will
cease after that day.
The Utica Insurance Company is about
to wind up its affairs account of receu. heavy losses
at the West
The Merchants Insurance Company of
Boston have declared semi annual dividend of l5Y
cent
The meeting of the Stockholders of the
Vermont Central Railroad called by the late Clerk Mr.
seymour was held at Boston yesterday and was very
fully attended He had previously made charges impl
eating all the officers and Directors of the Road The
meeting yesterday was rather stormy one a, the open
ing bur does not appear to have produced anv import
ant results. Mr.. Seymour read statement He mar.
rated his visit to Northfed his suspicious of the iutes
~ OF Mr. Lincoln the clerk Of the President of the cor
poraion-hs expressing to the President tee great inn
proprie'y in Mr. Lincons absenting himself with the
only key to the safe when he had noted him that he