New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
MONDAY, June Up. NJ.
The Stock Market was not very activ,

leading fancies and after the foreign made
public there very buoyant feeling prevailing which
carried the market up a. the Second Board. Reading
went to 79l al improvement OF y y cent and Erie to
SOFA, an improvement of Il p cent Nicaragua con-
tnucd to from the late depression and went to
| 33L Canton was heavy at the First Board, but
in demand al the Second Board at 81. Zinc steady
st l2as Harlem 72l9 The receipts of this Road for
May are rumored az about $4,000 Government Stocks
were in better demand at light advance State Stocks
and fr,t-cass Railroad Bonds firm and in good re
quest The dividend paying Railroad Stocks have an
upward tendency, and are in demand
In Sterling there is a moderate business
doing and the market is firm at l00l0S y cent, but
with little doirg a, anything the higher Francs
are 5l6l4 Gals.
To Liverpool, Freights are not very ac-
tive Engagements 200 bales Cotton at 5-}9d 93l6I
1900 or 1900 barrels Flour l2i9l3d; Grain, ga
a4d Dead weight 70 6al5' Resin, H.. To London
Flour Esd Furs 30 Naval Stores, q. To Ga,-
COW, 500 barrels Flour lsd To Havre, Cotton, 3.l6c
Ashes g. and Bark a. There is fair business doing
to California at previous rates.
The inquiry for Money is rather more
active than Ii was but the supply is superintendent A.
4e5 y cent on call and short frst.class paper.
Several new Leans are on the market,
and In the present plethora of money will undoubtedly
be taken The Toga Railroad wants 100000, Jersey
City wants 100000 for purposes. and there
one or two other applications which have not yet been
advertised. The noga Railroad Company extends
north from the rich bitumiaous coal mines Bloss
burg, Toga County, Pennsylvania to the Naw.York
State line, near Lswrenceyle, distance of tweny-six
miles. and at that point connects with the Corning Rail
o..
road terminating the of Corning situate the
New.York and Erie, and Buffalo, Corning and New
York Railroads and Chemung Canal. This property
costing, when laid and equipped, s79OOOO i, mort
gagged for s3500OO and the estimated net earnings
amount at s6l375 exceeding the y cent agreed
to be paid on the Bonds isrued
Tho amount received at the Sub Treas
ury was s76C34. Paid, s57,7OO. Balance g. l59, ls2
The imports at the port of New York
for the past week were:
Dry Goods Gen Md1e. Total
sHO,996 $i6lR932 $IO6if03
The exports to foreign ports exclusive of specie,
amount to 81 ,O732>s.
The receipts of the New York and Har-
lem Railroad Company for May this and last year were
as follows:
May, le52 ....----..--.-.-...-....S $40 %
Hay, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JS,Oi9 81
Increase In 1882 ...........-...sl0 ,s00 -
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pony have declared dividend OF y cent whchi'
lees than was anticipated This Company, we under
stand has negotiated 100000 Of years bonds on IA
vorable They have also it is stated Withdrawn
their stock OF coal from market the present. lookn g
Tor higher prices before winter
There is considerable curiosity felt in
the street in relation 10 the coming dividend ON the Ede
Road As far learn there has as yet been no
action upon the subject ia the Board The prevailing
impression in the Is that the dividend cannot DO
over y cent? but II It be true 4, stated that there
a surplus the time OF making the last dividend
the present may sill be y cent The last six
months Of the year much better for business than
the first six months and thus the earnings Of the road
for each six months unequal The lst Of March aud
the let of September would should suppose be pref
cradle as dividend days to the present arrangement.
The Madison and indianapolis Railroads
have sold their bonds for 100000 raise funds for re
building the terminus OF their road Madison avoiding
the plane at that place the working and keeping up of
which is very expensive.
The Foreign Commercial adyices al
though meagre but few letters are sent by this line
Of steamers from England are considered az very IA.
vorabe. The activity in Cotton had been resumed and
further advance had been obtained. The sales of the
last day 10000 bales, which s almost If not en-.
tirely without precedent Bre4dstus also were doing
better with fair demand Consols continue steady at
g9i 9995sc although temporarily depressed BY the APP
pearsnce Of the Austrian loan. Money very album
dsnt al az p cent Quotations Of bullion are noml.
nsly unchanged but the market cannot be considered
settled the supplies Of silver brought Ia By the West
India Psrsna awaiting realization. Looking
the present demand Is likely the current prices Of
silver will he maintained. Attention Is being d.
reced TO the effect that will be produced upon the
market for the metal by the Austrian silver ban
Neans hie present nominal prices are thus report.
ed by Messrs. Sharps & wilkins Bar Gold, 81 I7I9P
o., standard; Columbian DJublOons e. IS Y or;
American gold Eagles 81 10 y OF Bar SiVer, vita
out gold I ll7s y o. standard; DO. containing gyt,
(an gold above grains 10 the pound " BE- paid tors
5 Ols = o.; Mexican and SCUM American Dollars,
4 lOls 2 oz United States Dollars, go u w.; PA
tina, about Is 2 or Quicksilver In bond 3 y D.
The market for gold mining shares aat Aguas
Frss, after temporary rally, nave reaP:ed 70 pa-U4
premium
Stock Exchange, owing 10 the melancholy condition Of
the Austrian finances. The influential members have
not only expressed their intention OF a5staring alto
get from dealing in the loan, but have recon-
mcbded the same cOurse 70 their clients.
Land Warrants are in good demand and
improving Ia price,
The Bank of Baltimore has declared a
scmsanual dividend Of tares and half per cent The
Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Of Savannah, semi
annual dividend Of Elk per cent The Bank Of Ssvan-
nah i've Per cent Tni bank mas been Ia operation only
one year.
The earnings of the Ogdensburg Rail-
road for May show large increase over the came
month Of last year. They were
Nay ls52 --..-------.'''-'''-'S9,,. 100
lcJl. 0't""'
Increase 65 per cent .......--.."-..s~O,i2