New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
sEcoso BOARD
s2.5o0 Californi. 7's, 1870.
MONDAY, Dec. l2-P NJ.

With considerable activity, there heavy stock mar
ke to day. the foreign not suitng the pulse OF the
street The bears took confidence from il, and the
bulls were not firm The changes however were not very
large excepting in Erie which fell off to 7os below the
price Of Saturday Reading fell off y cent, Norwich
l y cent, Harlem p cent, Nicaragua was active and
declined y cent. Coal shares without much activ
lily; Cumberland closed at 37l Parker Vein Delaware
lO4 &c Premium Railroads in moderate demand
and quotations rather heavy Bank stocks very
dull Railroad Bonds selling TO moderate extent and
some descriptions advancing Erie Conyerhbles ad
yancd y cent, Cd Mortgages y cent, Michigan South
ern q cent New Yok Central y cent &c. California
7s we're in demand and improved to 90.
The Mining Stocks are quiet transactions being limited
Nv the frmness Of hoders Gold Hin sold at 303b. About
1900 shares Conrad XII wercs od at 75c For Lndsey75c
WA bid Lehgh Zinc 3, for North Carolina % was bid
and SEQ shares sod at a, buyer ninety McCulock 81 bid
&c The accounts from Conrad Ill are more favorable
to day, and the Superintendent of the North Carolina
writes that he is getting out five to six and a half
tuns Of No Copper per day with three matches This
is fully up 10 his premises Mineral Stock
THE New Jersey Franknie has been introduced at the
Board within few days, and sells at y 073 This ComPa
nv has been formed with capital Of 81 100000 in shares
Of sle EACH for the purpose of working the mines OF
Franklnite in Sussex County j. which are estimated
to contain million Of tuns above water level The officers
Jones Vice President George W. Savage Secretary and
Treasurer Directors James S Green George w Savage
Archer Clifford William c Squer and John Fowler all Of
NewJersey Francis Alger Boston Jas L. Curtis and S.
T. Jones of NowYork The Franklhite contains 60 TO
oxide of ron 81 80 per cent of zinc and II to
IA cent of manganese Pig iron, is estimated can be
produced from this at cost Of S24 95 un, in add
ton which the process produces 1874 lbs No oxide
zinc worth &c ID, equal to s26 Sc which 81 90 more
than the entire of both iron ana zine The Company
state that the iron produced is of the toughest and most
brOus character peculiarly adapting for purposes where
great strength is required
The amount received at the Sub Treasury was S6902o
Paid sll6,S22i Balance si,6l7s7l.
There some activity today in the Money market but
the supply is good at 6a7 cent Paper goes without
change The inquiry for frstclass is god at Il
cent with choice signatures at lower figures. The
Western balances stand about where they were. Thu
Banks by the annexed weekly statements il appears ar
still increasing their loans about nine hundred thousand dol
lars while their specie has decreased about three hunde
thousand their deposits six hundred thousand and thei
circulation fty thousand dollars. The figures are;
CosrARArvE Specie. Circulation Gad Dp'
ofe Ranks me CITY Nee York. m tie osets ending SIfrya
De- and Saturday TO- 1888 tchfeA is Prcqrsd ne Opp
sal Qf edc Bank az hc2affsf dos