New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
THURSDAY, Feb. esp. NJ.

The market for Stocks to-day was not
very active. and shows no marked change from
yesterday excepting in Erie, which is ~ cent
lower The Securities however of this Road are
in better demand and advancing. Convertbles are
y cent better. Reading, with a small business,
closed at yesterdays prices. Mohawk advanced /
y cent; Hudson and Long Island are steady ,can.
ton declined p cent; Norwich improved p cent;
Morris was firm. The Zinc Stocks continue to i'm
prove. New.Jersey is l2ic. p share and Sussex 25c.
% share better There is much better feeling 10
Governments, and 6s sold at ll6i an improvement
within few days Of II p cent. The market was
rather dull at the close.
There is but little doing in Exchange
and rates are unchanged. Sterling l0GlOt Francs
5I7lG5.163 The supply is not large.
In Frejghts the movement is moderate
and shpmasters are firm The ships on the berth, to
sail soon, are full Engagements 500 tics. Beef, IS.
Cd 500 bbls Sand, 2s Flour, Is. asked 1880 bales
Cotton, Id; 500 Oars, I'd. To London, 1000 bills.
Flour, Is. To Havre the market is dull attic. for
Cotton There is fair business doing for Califor-
MIA at previous rates.
The Interest Cupons, due LIST March,
1852, on the Delaware County Bonds issued to the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany, and also on the Income Bonds of said Cleve-
land. Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company,
payable in New-York, will be paid and after LIST
March, at the office of Winslow Lanier & Co, No.
SO Wallst
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
small, $4,000 Payments, $57,565, Balance, So
440Os7.
The supply of Money to-day is very
large and the tendency of rates call is downward
The demand, although active, does not equal the
supply Short paper of frst-cass is wanted, and is
scarce at Gas y cent. Anything but first class is
difficult OF negotiation. The Banks, with some ex-
ceptions, are free lenders
We were misinformed in relation to the
connection between the Cananddigua and Niagara
Falls and Cohocton Valley Roads The arrangement
spoken of has not yet been made
Payments from the Sub-TreaSury of
nearly six hundred thousand dollars have recently
been made to parties who connected with the
Mexican Indemnity arrangement, and may have
teen on that account.
The advices by the steamer are scarcely
favorable for produce as some of the previous
accounts There appears, no Seyer, to have been
further decline since the previous steamer STILL
Breadstufs were heavier, with less activity. THIS
was and most likely Only temporary check Cotton
had been heavy, but at the latest accounts, under
favorable advices from Manchester, there was some
activity and hrmer feeling. Money WAS without
change. The Bank continues to accumulate Bull.
ion. COnsols were improving, and closed al 80. q
QG-. The Bank of England was unable 70 employ
their surplus funds Messrs NJ. J. Wilson & Co,
Liverpool, and Messrs. Foxall & Co Dublin, East
India merchants, had failed A large railroad con-
tractor is also reported failed for 100000. The Bull
ion prices are AS follows: Mexican and South
American dollars, 4s. 1919 p o., United States
dollars. Is l0;d y or bar silver, containing gold,
all gold above FIVE grains in the pound to be paid for
SIS cd p OF, standard bar silver without gold, S.
tld p o. standard bar gold, f3 lis. 81. p OF
standard; Spanish doubloons 80 los. 81 p o.,
Columbian doubloons G3 lss. y OF.
The Bank Of France returns for the week
ending Thursday, the 5!h of Feb, show the ioowing
results (25 francs for CD