New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
TUESDAY, March 8-P NJ

There was quite stampede among tho
Fanoies today, which continued between the Boards
The fall wss most in Erie, Harlem and kicsr.
aqua ard partly the result Of news Of tho dangerous
illness Of Of the leading operators with which no
seized yesterday at bis Office. lilo remained IN
that up to O'Clock this afternoon IL had not beea
considered advisable to remove him 10 hl residence
IN addton TO this the calling In Of demand loans
tinued to a considerable extent, and the using of
margins threw large amounts Of Stocks on the
market, more than il could sustain. AZ the Second
Board there was REACTION In Erie. New
buyers came In and the market went up from sli,
which ii touched In the street. fall Of u cent. to
al, buyer ten dsys Interest at the rate Of 10 cent
per annum was paid On time contracts The sales Of
Ere were about 800 shares Nicaragua under sales Of
$500 shares fell Cd 10 27t, decline Of y cent
Harlem sold down to 6Ji, decline Of ~ y cent.
Hudson River fell of II v cent. Reading dull.
Norwich and Worcester offered al 10 and 5toning
ton at a. shelving 70 II y cent fall The Coal stocks
not particularly depressed excepting Cumberland
which fell ca 20 4si. decline OF v cent; Morris
declined Y eeut. There Ia but little demand for
premium Railroads and tbs~quorations not well
sustained. Erie Bonds suffered In with the
stock and the quotations. excepting for the Let and End
mortgages are 4 cent lover; Hudson River
alsO lower, GOVtTbulcnt StOCAs ytnpctAi<ea
the market and the sizes OF le67 sold at ll9i add the
Fiyes OF 1853 1904. After the I'd Board tho feeling
was rather more buoysnt than Il was during the day
During the afternoon. Mr.. N. Robinson, whose Blsess
IL alluded to above was much better and Il was thought
would be cog vslescsnt In q few days
The Exchange market broke down to-day,
with good supply Of bills and . moderate demand.
Sterling sold freely at a az for good commercial blls,
at 9sa9i Tor brokers' signatures. Some transactions
were announced II ~ per cent. Continental bills wers
sIso very heavy. We quote Francs 5l5S5i3i, Ham
bursh 3sia3ea, Amsterdam i0s ail.. Bremen MA
90. Tie demand Tor bil1 was undoubtedly checked
BY the money wants Of importsrs, who have besn
making large payments at the Custom House. Payable
In Bills Receivable there might been much larger
busines done. The supply Of bills Wa increased moro
than million Of dollars for this steamer By the remit
tances Of Stocks and Bonds, and the drss against tAa
late Erie losn.
Freights are heavy and moderately active.
To Liverpool about 1900 bbls Flosr we're spssgeds
g In British veesek and 80 In pscksss. $4,000 OF
5000 bush Grain HARD. 800 bsles cottoe ID %
tups Fuse 25I The steamer has 800 bbb Lard 3y.
To London. Naval Stores are . g. Flour 1919. To
Bsvre the packet IL full q ic. for Cocoon se Tor Bone
go for Rice. To Hamburg 300 bales Cosson ts AMI
10 Rigs, foreign vessel took full cargo Coses H
On. To California and Aastsslis tAs's y . iAH 'as-
mess doing Il previous rssss.
The Jefferson Insurance Company nsS 10
el.red dividend of three dollars PER share.
The Arctic on Saturday tsok Voc IN specie
and not ee6, 800 - publsheA
The money market continues very stringent
, .,oek operssors, but Outside the inussdasss CIR
=. ~ spseussicc 10 DO MOI hear o'suy Distress The