New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY, Feb. lip. NJ.

The business at the Stock Board this morn
ing was TO fair extent with generally firm feeling al
though some descriptions were easier. Without any
marked appearance Of speculative action there seems
10 be a general belief that there will be an advance in
moot descriptions of Stocks during the month AT the
Second Board the feeling was strong, and after the
Board better prices bid The great movement to-
day has been in Canton for which considerable orders
were on the market II sold at 100 dl20i in market,
but at the Second Board jumped to 1914 and after the
Board sold l26 improvement Of 81 v cent since
Yesterday This movement is based on the advancing
value of the real estate Of the company and upon the
arrangement by which the number of shares Ia TO be
increased to 10000 giving the stockholders four new
shares for one old The location Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and Susquehannah Railroad depo!s
on the grounds OF this Company will add largely to tho
value OF their property, and the general increase of
Baltimore consequent upon the completion OF these
two avenues TO the interior will il il expected, soon
bring the Canton lands into active demand for dwell
lngs factories wharves, &c II is reported that the
South Baltimore property belonging TO this Company
which has heretofore been considered Of bot little
value has been sold for 100000 There was current
rumor in the street that sale OF Canton had been
made high 1876 buyer ninety but we learned after
ward that this referred bid OF s. buyer ninety for
1000 Of the shares, equal to 40 for old stock.
The other Land Companies firm but not active.
Cary was In demand at IA Brunswick adVancedto2O t
The Railroads were firm Reading WAS buoyant and
went 10 s9l bid Erie closed at 9li09lB Stouington
and Norwich had an upward tendency; Harlem and
Hudson River were scarcely strong es yesterday.
Nicaragua was in demand advance. After the
Second Board 81 was bid This stock will beintroduced
az the Philadelphia Board 20 morrow Morris Is steady
AZ ~ The Coal Stocks chow ked change. Phenx
e Cd again TO q Parker which sold at IS yesterday
was co today Pennsylvania Coal, 49, &c Southern
Michigan and Northern Indiana continues 10 advance
and sold at 1851 Sixthav is being picked up at l2o
Rochester and Syrcuse sold al 1851 Cleveland, COlum
bus and Cincinnati at lbs; Rochester Lockport and
Niagara Falls, M In Bonds the business was small
but az steady prices. There is some inquiry for the
Few Erie Bonds but have yet appeared in market
la Exchange there is not much doing, but
quotations are sustained Sterling 9i9lO for good 70
leading bills. Francs 5l2i G5lli.
Freights continue heavy and not active. 10
Liverpool, Cotton !753ti. 1900 or 5000 bbls. Flour
23Q2.4l 1900 or 10000 bush. Grain I'd. l,OOO bills
Reeip3li The steamer has Lard at 40i and Seed et
Isl. To London, 80 tuns Oil Cake 81 s. To HsTe,
the packe, has T. 500 bales Cotton 3c. To aarseies
some Pmento was taken At &C. There fair business
doing to California and Australia at previous rates.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
sl43,OG Paid. sl9, ESQ Balance, si270452
TIE Atlantic's cargo brings the imports Of
Dry Goods up again this week. The figures are