New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
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Without much activity the stock market this morning.
was firm. AT the Second Board there was considerable
buoyency with disposition to operate for rise The
market cosea very firm than 1000 shares Erie hsv-
ing been sold after the Second Board ut ISL advance al
cent Saturdays prices Tho effect Of tho stea nsTs
adyces has been almost eatrey recovered from Reading
is also frmer selling at 73 and the railroads generally
were well sustsned New York Central 10 in demand aud
firm. selling at lC9l Michigan Southern lls. Michigan
Central Io3 New York and New Haven lOo &c. Nicaragua
was active and firm The wsy.bn Of the Norshsrs
Light was sIO OOO and the next steamer has arg, num
her epeaged FaIes we understand TO be advanced
such the rush of passengers Cumberland improved
cent Parker Vein is steady, New Creek Is steady Dse
ware is still improving, going to 05i Pennsyivsna Coal
is firm at 1903 Railroads bonds are In fsr demand snd
generally steady, New York Central improved to sst
There speculation in these bonds in the anhcipf
ton that they will be made mortgage bonds and sdsptsd
az banking basis at the present session ofhe
Such plan stated DO incubaing sats Stocks arc in
good demand for banking purposes but the transactions
are mainly at private sale At the Board $4,000 Indiana
2Is sold at ga, Ohio &c, 1860 sold at lO7i
There was not much done at tho Mining Board. but
rces arc very firm The bidding to considerable sx
tsn al full previous prices The advces from the mining
dsuicts are favorable On the new Dorm location sns
lode is eleven feet wide o. depth Of ffy feet The ms
cLnery at Nee uloch yielding vel as was estimsssd
The Company have twenty n'e nea" VI ''""f w. WV"
mills in operation which number will soon be increased
70 ten There Is large amount OF the surface and
M derpround the mine continues look well From Gold
Hill and Conrad Hill the reports are very encoursgnS
Mdd1tOwn Silver has had infusion Of new capital and
The work being puzzled with energy and good prospects
Of iuccess.
The market is he.vy for Exchange. and without -
tyity Sterling az centthe latter the askisg price
for bankers signatures First class bills can DO had 81
cent Francs 52oasl7l
Fnirhts are moderately setve but not firm To Liver
pool 10000 bush Corn I'D ei2Id the latter In shipS
bags 1000 bbs Flour 3Is; 800 tcs Beef SssIsj 200 %
800 b1s Bacon, 37IG Lssd &c, 4O $50 bales Cotton.
Il 32d go bbls Pork 49, To London. 100 es Oh Csk@
sol 800 bbs Pork 81. To svre Flour. sse Grain, sSa
cargo Of White Oak Timber was engaged at " - rom
james River to Wseesset, Ne.
The business at the Sub Treasury not % large ~
week. Receipts slls,foi payments saA'7'i o@aAo''
e54o7iH
The Great fire a, New Ofsans reported to-day BY tes'
gr,pb u be felt probably by some Of the wsl Offices
|, |. 70 be hoped that the loss exaggerated Ina nom
ss Of produce from the Interior by reason o. 70" river,
Sc together with ether eau.es has produced greet sss-
gsney in the money market at New orsans ana tnsss
mort paric sting and failures have tsksa pss'e
The banks ar. doing very little in the way Of dsoesntns
or buytg bills and Sterling Exchange quoted - low
sas cent for good signatures; Sight bills on New i~.
y cent discount II sight bills should decline -
NOR. there would probably be gold cent from ~ cV
the purchase Of stering &c Cotton, - misn' ~
has declined. A
The reeLIv Bank Statement which 70 amor sa0~ss
,,.,s ,Doys,,sot n EXPANSION Tho loans asras 'as
va 5sys gone ap three qssT'srs Of A''i'' ''' 90