New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01

moderate activity, closed AZ about the prices :"
dsv. Erie wss quiet but steady ut yesterdays ra'e'
The receipts Of April win add up something over W"
COO They would have been much larger had the Lake
heen OMEN Delaware and Hudson sold at HI IN an-
vsnse of per cent within few days was reported
thst lle was bid after the second Board Panama HALL
road cold at no. a fourth advance. stonington was
firm at the Second Board at IS, and Norwich at o.
connection BY frstclsss boats VIII probably De mace
between the stouington and the New Haven and New
London Road, when the latter u completed, oy ~ncn
another day line between NewYork and Boston WIZ %
made, which must become popular The passage Oh -
minutes BY boat between the two roads, VIII give Ps'
senrers an opportunity to take comfortable dinne'
Zinc continues firm at H. Chemung sold a ~ Iur
Their advance of per cent Mohawk lOo and nrrn ine
receipts for April about Is per cent IN ADVANCE VI
came month last year. Hudson River continues 70 DO
cline, closing at 6Ol3 Canton 81, showing nfn nA'
ket
There was fair demand for Government
and State Stocks at steady prices Railroad Bonds were
in steady demand and generally firm. Erie First MOTT
r,pe sold at llsi4-a further advance Harlem E&len'
sion Certificates were In demand at s3A Bank STOCKS
were in fair demand and firm
The market for Stirling is firm but not
active at anything over 10 p cent The range s% 0lo%'
the latter being the asking rather than the selling Price
Francs 5l6l4 ISIS The recent demand for Exchange
has been increased BY the necessity of RENTING for the
,norts of doubloons from Liverpool and Havre Nearly
100000 in this coin have arrived during April Ihis'
with the Havana and East India demand added to our
usual inquiry for remittance has advanced the rate OF
Exchange TO point which many OF the leading houses
are confident il cannot be sustained. Others again think
the market will remain firm at l0l4 0l0i9 cent
The demand for Havana account will be withdrawn ~
soon as sdvices Of the advance received there
remittances can be made more probably direct
Freiehts are firm but not active. To
Liverpool-5OO bales Cotton 316d0732d.; 600 bbis.
Flour led. to ill up; $500 bbs Turpentine, within
few days at 81 500 bbs Resin I'D; Grain AZ a Az.
To London-Flour is 81. To Havre-Sma lots Cot.
ton l.c.
We understand sixty suits were com,
menced to-day against the Metropolitan Bank for VIOLA
tons of the Foreign Bank Note Law of 1882 The Bank
denies any such violation. Some 1900 more suts are
to follow it is stated when the papers are prepared,
which, as the penalty is $1,000 for each ofense, will
make very considerable aggregate hne-when any
body gets it.
About three hundred thousand dollars in
silver was purchased to-day by leading Exchange
drawer and will probably go forward by the steamer OF
tomorrow or next week
Land Warrants are more plenty and
less firm We quote 100 acres, Sl22ael2s; 10 acres,
e65a $40; 40 acres, $33d s37
1t will be noticed by an advertisement In
another column that the house of Messrs Winslow, La
nier Co. has dissolved by limitation. Mr. Kip who has
been connected with Mr.. Winslow clerk and partner
II years. retres and house bearing the same title
is formed by Mr. Winow and Mr. Lanier joined to two
brothers of Mr.. Winslow, both Of whom have previ-
ousy been in successful business here for many years.
Mr. Kip reiires with the highest character for integrity
the good wishes Of host of friends, and handsome
competency.
The City of Milwaukee have necogi-
ated email loan with Messrs Duncan, Sherman e. Co
The imports of Merchandise are not
very large this week. Of the Dry Goods the aggregates
are annexed: