New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-10
MONDAY. Nay s-P. "


There WAS not very large amount Of business done At
he stock Board today but generally prices well SIS
tanned AZ the Second Board the market was firm and IN
some cases buoyaut. The Coal shares had an upward
tendency-C going 70 81 and PhenE 70 24l vi
the fancy Railroads Hudson River was most ouoyant
touching 70, an improvement OF i = cent hfle was
heavy at Saturday, rates Reading was firm Nicfagua
closed about the Saturday Morris vas ouoyehl
- the close The premium railroads firm, especially
tbe Central Line through this State The bids at the coe
were. Utica and Schenectady, lOl Syracuse and inca
ia Rochester and Syracuse $50; Buffalo and Rochester
17o Mohawk Valley 10 Rochester, Lockpor and Niagara
Falls 1872 Little Miami 100 Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati 127 Michigan Central. ll5i Michigan South
eYn 1901 New. Haven and Hartford, 10. In Governmsn
and state Stocks and Railroad Bonds there is bat mod
crate business and prices are unchanged
The market has been moderately active for Exchange Tor
the Boston steamer and bankers Sterling closed hrm az y
with free supply Other good bills were sost per cent
Francs are 515a5l34
II Fgbts there Is rather more doing without important
cbange in prices Cotton is offering freely. To Liverpool
n 400 or 40 900 bush Grain Cd Flour Resin 700 TO
ooo bales Cotton 32d sled go chests Tea l7s Cd
100 bbds Taow 22s The steamer Of Saturday has 10
tcs Reef AZ 35s To London 80 hhds. Tobacco 3Os 10
Uavre 200 or 300 bales Cotton &C. and 10000 bs Bone &C.
Ashes $3.50 vessel Of 300 tuns was chartered TO
load AZ the East for Sierra Leone thence to MTsees and
$4,000 and port charges llmOer Eesu'
was made from Quebec Liverpool at 42s Deal from
Mrarneb 10 Bristol at and two or three other Deal
feobt At preyous quotations To California there IS
fair anount of transactions at 40a6jc; 800 bb Flour
were taken at 81.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were sfloJ9i ray
ment s2ss7s4 Balance s7O3s294.
The supply of Money call is quite large today at 647
q cent The demand is active but freely met Paper Is
7ds T. cent
The Mining Board held its first meeting to-day at ITS tenn
norrv rooms in Beaver and organized by the election
of Mr. Merwin Merwin & Could President H. H. Tall
mare a. Vice President Ed Henriques, Treasurer t. A.
Sbipmap, Roll Keeper Messrs COlye Cutting and Sieb-
bins were appointed Committee to prepare list OF stocks
~ ne called TO morrow There about sixty members
ofthe Board.
The following gentlemen were reelected officers o. ne
Stock Board to-day: C. X. Marvin President Moses A.
Wheelock Vice President; Jas w. Blocker Treasurer
Il Hart Secretary; G. w. Brodhead Assistant Secretary
Z. A. Shpmsn Roll Keeper.
The officers of the Commonwealth Bank Just commenced
business at No sc William st. Of Exchangeplace
are rs follows: James b. Wilson, President Edward
Uaicbt Vice President Geo Ellis, Cashier; James B.
Wilson VIM. NJ Cavity, Lewis b. Brown, T. " Spohord
Cornelius X Sutton Harrison Jones John j. Herrck Ben
G Lee Edward Haight Ben. NJ. Whitock, Jos b. Wander
wort. G. Henry Koop, Roswell Skeel VIM NJ Benjamin,
Cbas. L. Frost Geo b. Grinnel Directors
The receipts at the Federal Treasury for the quarter from
Jan ! to March 81 are
From 90 ~
one '9i'o'
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