New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

The prospect of an agreement between the three boa
lines between this City ant Boston 20 Advance fares al
freigbts 10 8 paying point meeting OF those inter
ested vss held here yesterday and better under
san6ine was had. The Fan River line we uudystand.
his sready advanced is OF freishts and eli par
ties seem to feel tha; operating railroads FOR less than
cost however advantageous to the public WAS not 90
ss,fciory 10 stockholders The receipts OF Norwich
for Jan Arereported at about $4,000 in excess Of Ian
Is52 Hudson River continues to decline and touched
o. closing ST oil The receipts for JAM according to
street rumor. we're slISoO0 The Official statements
arr how ever. not vet received Harlem sold to con.
siderable extcu.-a5 500 shares closing az %. Long
Islsni il firm and sales of 1000 shares being
inside q The Second Board at ST., seller sixty
Nicaragua followed the tendency Of the market
but was 6rner after the Second BoNd sell
ING at 35l. seller thirty. The Coal Stocks were
heavy Phpnix wen; to 27i decline of per cent, but
recovered to 2s Cumberland closed at 64 yesterdays
price Between the Boards go or 800 shs Parker
sold at 6S970 New Greek remains quiet at al q u.
Jersey Zinc is dull but 6rmly held. Land Companies
were quiet today with stock pressing on the mar
ket Morris sold TO moderate extent at previous rates
sale OF Crystal Pslsee made at 1865 In premium
Railroads there much done, bat quotations gen
orally are 6rm Between the Boards Sixth-av. sold At
l25 The books are now closed, and to morrow the
stock will be sold without the new stock right The
Central Line through this State heavy the con-
sodaion project meets with some obstacles at Albany
In Boads there fair business done, bat prices are
rather heavy The Ohio and Indiana Bonds recently
negotiated BY Messrs. Winslow. Lanier & Co, were
introduced At the Board, and sold at 96l
There has been but little doing for the steam
er to morrow in Exchange, but the leading Bsnkers
were firm In their rates The range of Sterling ia "a
10 = cent the transactions over % being but few.
TIE late rise in Sterling has been mainly caused by the
cessation Of receipts of Southern bills Heavy inpor-
tstous OF Coffee have recently taken place at New Or
lcans some 300 600 bags which have caused demand
for Sterling and carried the quotations above New
York rates Added to this slsrge portion of the re-
CENTS of Cotton have been stored for higher rates and
consequently the supply Of bills has been moderate
resumption of activity in Cotton will relieve the market
and probably give supply OF bills sufficient to keep
rates below the specie point
In Freichts the market is dull and heavy.
To Liverpool, Flour is 3 Grain Ga l0d.; Cotton,
3l6d. To London 90 ties. Beef s.; 80 tuus Oil Cake
at previous prices To avre, the packet OF the lst il
full at ic for Cotton lc for Bone s59slO tor Ashes,
and sIO for Rice To California aud Australia there IL
no change.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are smaller
today. s79,757 payments, s2O32 balance sJsS9,3SS
The demand for Money continues active, but
the supply Wa. evidently increased to-day Tae lead
ing houses were very easy The RANGE il 6d7 y cent
on call
The Imports of Dry Goods by the stimuli
taneous arrival Of several valuable cargoes have been
very large this week. The figures are as follows