New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
SECOND BOARD.
THURSDAY, Nov. 27-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, Nov. ppm
There was large amount Of business at the morning
Board to-day, the market opening strong but closing
dull and rather heavy. The bulk of the transactions
was in Erie, Reading and Central, and the market
generally shows but little change from yesterday The
variation, with few exceptions, is not over cent
1t rumored that the last delivery Of Ere some
shares was made to-day BY the Erie party to the pur-
chaser. Erie opened before the Board at 6la, and
closed at Gig, yesterdays price, The bears seem shy
of putting out sellers contracts in this stock. Read
ing closes at 82l, decline Of / y cent Central,
after selling at s9i, was offered at $50.
In Westein shares the business to fair extent,
and the bids chow but little variation from yesterday
Michigan Southern, SO; Michigan Central $751; Pitts
burgh, $50; Toledo, 73073t; Milwaukee and Misss.
sippi IA; illinois Central, 1864; Lake Shore, 65;
Rock leland 81; Ga)ena 1874; La Crosse, S2l buyer
thirty Some orders for investment from Boston and
the interior of this State have given within day or
two more activity to this stock. The impression that
the advantages OF the land grant Of million of acres
are to be soon offered in tangible shape to the stock
holders the present road has created demand for it.
In Railroad Bonds there is not much doing, but the
market is steady Illinois Central cold at 81 showing
a strong market; Michigan Southern Sinking Fund.-
81, which is ! y cent advance. These bonds are
always divided 10 y cent y annum. New-York
Central Skies sold at $751; &c. State Stocks are firm
with sales Of $4,000.
There is no movement yet in Exchange for Satur-
day and the Market with fair supply Of bills, stands
at previous rates. Sterling 81 a94 v cent; Francs
1924 G5.20.
Freights to Liverpool are: 1000 bbs. Flour at
%. 3d., and to fill up at 2s 1000 bush. Grain at
n ae1d. 800 bales. Cotton at 3-l6 07-32d; Heavy
Goods at IS a3Os. To London, 5000 bbls Flour At
&c.; Is COO bush. Grain at IL Id so tuns OlCake
at 27s. Cd To Glasgow, Flour at pa. Cd. 93s; Grain
at 1913. Several vessels now loading for Cadz
and Maseles at % a23c. for Grain in shippers bags,
| and 9Oc a$l for -Four. Spices-We notice further
sales of / eco mats Cassa at 2Sc.
| The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$l56 4S2 40; payments, sl37,7o4 IL; balance, sl2-
| O49, S4l rs.
| The interest due December l. on the Milwaukee
| CITY Bonds issued to the Milwaukee and Watertown
Railroad Company, will be paid by Messrs Atwood q
| Co., No. W all street.
| The business of the Clearing House was to-day
| SIS, 395, GOO.
| The Directors of the Lake Ontario International
Steamboat Company have declared dividend OF $50
v cent the net earnings of the boats this season
| The boats ply between Rochester and Toronto
| Anew Insurance Company called the Lamar Fire
InsuraI ce Company, is being formed in this city.
The lard sales OF the Iluois Central Railroad Com
PAW, for the third week of November, have been
7.436 acres for sl06 TO- averaging gil 70 Y scre
The aggregate sales Of the month thus far are sos
fer the year. a. 0O0 and since the commencement
of sales 50 68l Geo. OF all the notes which have ma
tued for these sales only $500 have been protested.
The Black Warrior, for Havana and New-Oileans,
took $l25, 600 IN American gold for New-Oreans and
$4,000 in doubloons received by the late steamer
from Europe, and $i5 900 in small silver mostly dimes'
for Havana. The reasons for shipping dimes to
| Havana are not obvious The Havana correspondent
| Of The PicayuHe says:
Noticing the recent importation at this por o. d
considerable amount in small American silver quarters,
dimes and baif dimes, you state, remark accompa
mes The notice TO the effect that these coin yieid
'bsndsome premium in the Havana Such Is not The
Gaze quarters only TO be paid away here IN general
trade al the value of 20 cents. Dimes and hal dimes
90 MOI command premium, but PISS current at their
fun Nsine oi III and cents, and very enien II ON
The previous lack of small chaDg they have proved.
| I'D my letter u you Of the 10Th of last month vas
Inserted translation If ext act from royal
der forbiddng the United States gold coin being re-
ceived here In pay mcnt for Boleas desembsrco AZ
the valne a. which Is current 10 the United sta co.
The money changers, taking advantage If this ROYAL
order have Increased the rate of discount heretofore
| den anded upon An ercaD gold, and at this moment
it is impossible 10 pass here, except ct Discount OF
10 cent? indeed, case has AIRED sith n nv own
| penoIa knowledge, in which American gold was re.
fused to be ceived at ary rate OF discount in par.
| ment of q claim Of between 800 and $500"
There was large business done in produce to-day