New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

proved TO eO1an advance Of per cent The traffic for
April is very large Norwich and Stoningon advanced
10 Il per cent The Norwich earnings FOX the first two
weeks Of this month ahead of the same period Of
and ofthe Stonington they $500 per day in ad
@a 'NrL Harlem shows an advance Of 4 per
van, Reading sold at 81 also an advance % res cent
Nicaragua was more puvy..', and closed at 33l The
street rmOrs that the Company have made four per
cent the last thee months after proper deduction Tor
depreciation 81 boats &c There considerable move
utut n Canton and the market advanced TO 3ol inefe
are free of party in this Stock TO carry the quO
tons considerably beyond the present point The Coh
Shares present no marked feature but they were rather
6rmer az the Second Board Pennsylvania Coal was an
exception lls being offered Morris continues active ana
firm at 23 jersey Zinc also quite buoyant and adj
vanced 49, The Company were reported to have made
$4,000 since last November in sales OF paints The pre-
mium Stocks are still very strong with few exceptions
The greatest advance in Michigan Southern, which
went 10 $780, Government and State Stocks rme and
Railroad Bonds have an upward tendency Erie Convert
bles sold at 1904.
In Exchange there is not much doing, and the rates
not firm First sssgnatures o9sc with very good
bills At q per cent Francs 5l5a5132 The supply OF
outside bills is good
In Freights the market duh and heavy. To Liverpool
1000 bales Cotton lc Flour, 2s. 3D. Grain sd e5lc To
London there not much doing To Havre Cotton, &C.;
Ashes ssalo To Hamburg 1000 bags Coffee &C. and $50
bales Cotton There is fair business doing to Australia
and California.
The receipts Of the Sub Treasury. are sls2,l5O Pay
mens ,6s4 Balance, s6,79a347
The supply of money call abundant, at da7 per cent
and rates for paper have downward tendency All ap
prehensOn Of any tngency to arise from Accommodations
in the Sub Treasury from specie shipments appear TO
have subsidized The movement Of the British Government
in regard TO the Public Debt is thought will react favor
ably in this country by sending large amounts of capital
here for the purchase stocks and bonds especially Of
oar first class Railroad stocks, which are beginning to at
tract much attention abroad.
Alsrce sale of Wool amounting to about 100000 was
had to-day at the store of Messrs. Cogg The large au
dence in attendance from all parts of the neghborng
country and the prices realized show considerable ad
vance previous rates.
The steamer Yesterday took 100000 in ingOts.
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank have declared div
dend to 10 cent from the Surplus profits under their old
organization.
The statements of the City Banks have now been pub
shed but their condition in February Of very little ia
teres at this date The general result shows expansion
bat three weeks later the Banks probably more
tracted than they in December at the date Of the pre-
vious statement.
The annual meeting Of the New Haven and New London
Railroad was held at New Haven Tuesday, when Ely A.
Elliot of Clinton was reelected President Ralph Smith,
Of Guilford Secretary and Richard n. DOwd Supernten
dent The business OF the ROAD iOT ue niue OAls CHUNG
the first inst.
EARNINGS.
posseroers GO4G4ol .................... s52jll 60
Fre;gLf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 252l s.
E,n~eoeog ...... 93g sc
Total sJJ973 06
Expense Of operation S352bb ~
Int on bonds $4,000 months. 1880 GO 552l6 -
Nett earnings. $50 q
Stock bald .s73os77 50
Bonds issued, per ct..--.-....--. 43oOOo W
Bonds issued, 6per ct.-........-.. lteWO %
Construction accounts .-..-...l, 2so,Ue3 ~