New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
"WEDNESDAY. April Is-P N.


There was fair amount OF business done at the stock
Board to day and Of the market are wihsat
mn n change The msrke closed heavy although heds
ward I, ndepcy is by no strong as IL was yesef
day The re ent considerable decline has had its usaA
effect and brought in orders from parties who are not
ususy in Stoke There more OUTSIDE orders On the
market especially for Erie than We have noticed for sons
time past The panic in the market has evdenay suosdsd
and the efforts the bears 90 not produce mach result
Prices however were still heavy 81 the close, aud Erie
sold at coz; Reading. 7si Nicaragua, 96s Cumosrand
c6l fthe Erie 1900 shares have been Put on the
market in two days and the strength Of the market
proved BY the manner in which it has been sustsaed
OF the sales 1000 shares two days have been on
sellers option probably all short stock IL was rumored
that large holder had sold in lot 1000 shares OH
YESTERDAY but this has been denied todsy. The Phlsde
phis Reading clique rot il appears able 70 sustain
that stock against the current Of the market and this
the usual result of such attempts Norwich and Stoning
ton are heavy Hudson River declined cent Harlem
was firm at 4ol Long Island 2si and heavy The Coal
shares are heavy, but without important change. Ncs
rseua closed at 26I Canton 24i showing firm market
The stocks heavy Panams sold as Low -
1924 New York Central was frmer In Railroad Bonds
there Is not much doing and quotations are heavy stats
Stocks are in demand for banking purposes but the as
actions are mostly private sale In Government Socss
there is hut little doing
The Mining stocks are not active and prices sympsthzs
with the other speculative stocks.
There is but little doing in Exchange and the quotations.
are firm Sterling e. 99 the latter the asking rSts Tor
banker signatures Francs, 5l3ie5l2l
In Fr.iehts the transactions are limited To Iiverpoa
some Grain was engaged at SD Flour 81 300 or 400
bales Cotton I95l6d 800 or 400 bbls Lard, 10. ISL
To London 300 or 400 tcs Bacon &c. 45I 1000 bbls
OIL 45I To Bremen. 200 bales Cotton, 10, &c. tn
Shining list adds up for the three previous days
There is better supply OF nearly all classes Of vessels
ard rates generally have receded TO Great Britain the
since last include $4,000 @so 900 bushels
Corn I'D a9,d in ship sbag closing at the inside rate
1000 bbls Flour, IS l ID. 1000 Lsrd, J2s od @'os,
600 bbls Whale OIL S5s 20 casks Sperm od aos los
bids Tsllow cd 500 bbls Resin. is and 1000 bales
Cotton ID d5-l6d To London, 800 bbls Far IS Ss-
cd $50 do Flour b 3D. 100 boxes Bacon tOs 30 uns
Oil Cake 37s cd and $4,000 gallons Whale O ios' 10
Glasgow $50 bbs Tar ST. $50 do Spirits Turpentne
o. IS uns Whale OIL 4Os; 100 bales Hemp. and goo 90
ute 5l6d. To iavre a. tierces Rice, % aud 100 bos
Pork 81 To Rotterdam, 900 bbs Resin. IS Cd To Ant
yerp 100 bags Coffee cent; 100 tuns Logwood. s's.
100 bbs Lard 3c 1870 bags Cocoa &c.; and 10000 hush
Rye I6d in ships bags. TO Bremen 10000 lbs whale
bone &c. We note the following charters ship from
Bic to London, Deals 81 ship from Havana to Coss
and market, box Sugar 81; bark. same voyage, hid
Sugar, "a 7s sd bark. 200 tuns 70 Gonayes and
back $4,000 two brigs from south side Cuba to New
York, Sugar 80 cents, and Molasses 81 80; brig
from Zaza to New York IS cents and So IS brig. $50
una to Nusvtas and lck 81 600 schooner 30 nns. To
Matanzas and back si25 month schooner 900
bbls capacity to St. Croix, BaIacoa and back $500
month brig from Jacksonville to New York, Flooring
Boards and Sawed Stuff SIC; schooner same voyage
live Oak, 80 cents. another re Sawed Lumber sli .
schooner rom Jacksonville to Boston, Flooring Boards
sl4 schooner from Union ills Ga, to New York, snip
Plank els 80 and with Sawed Stuff slj so; schr
from franklin La to Richmond. Va Sugar and Mo
leases 81 So on and under deck and bark and schr
to alaga and back, terms we did not learn 10 Gan
forna The offerings continue light and the rates are win
out material variation The Star Of the Union has been
laid on since and has $4,000 feet at 80 cts for Meas
urtment and l cent n for Heavy Goods Bark Ala
/ tui nj Warren Ma ~ old. has
been sold for $1,000
In pnrrNe