New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
TUESDAY, June I0-P.M.

The Stock market opened high this morn
an, bpt fell off anerward and closed duh The quo
tatons are generally about the same as yesterday
Al large amount Of Reading has been taken over to
BOSTON within a few days by the clique, and the an
Inclination is general that the shorts are not yet out
The whole amount Of stock is 1000 shares, OF which
there are held permanently England q 900, Boston
about $500 Philadelphia $500, New-NOrH lO,OO0,
leaving &c. 200 shares 20 be operated IN by the ouiis
and bears of Philadelphia, New-Nork ana Boston
OF this amount the Boston interest Is reporedto hod
IN cash stock and contracts some @5,ooO shares.
In view of the amount Of stock afoat the transac-
lions for the lost two or three weeks have been enor-
nous. Long Island was heavy under the action OF
the Board Of Aldermen Of Brooklyn, who have passed
the ordnance prohibiting the Of steam IN Allan
iic.st Generally the sound stocks were firm and IN
fair request Delaware and Hudson sold at 100, dvi-
dend off, Norwich was buOyant. Erie sold at yes
terday's prices without much activity Al the Second
Board the market was heavy and the business MOD
crate.
Exchanges are quiet but firm. The sup
ply is moderate. Sterling, lO;alOl Francs, 500
5O7l
Freights have a downward tendency. En-
gagcments 1900 bushels Corn, AID 500 bbls Flour,
I5d Cotton, $500 Dead.welght, l2s CT 500 Oars
and IIandspikes at ID p foot and I'D each To elias
gov, 5000 bush Corn, SD. To Hayre the market Is
dull
There is an active demand for Money, but
the supply continues sufficient On call the rates are
sac p cent. with occasional loans Government
and State stocks al 4d4I y cent. First-cass paper
is in small supply and sells readily at d6 = cent
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
$75l95 Payments $92,sl2 Balance, $2,50l,5O6
An election of nine Directors of the Far
mers' Trust Company took place to-day, at which the
following gentlemen were elected The ticket IS
new, with the exception Of Mr.. Coit-Robert Schuy-
ler Gouvcrneur Morris, Daniel Drew, Eli Kelly,
Isaac Newton Elisha Peck, Solomon b Stone, Israel
Randolph Henry A. Colt.
There is very little doing with wholesale
Dry Goods houses The little activity there IS IS
mostly for the clothing trade, who are buying mate
rails for their Fall demand Lawns continue the only
article which is in great demand and which are sci
ling ahead OF the supply at full and buoyant prices
Some Cotton Goods have been shipped 10 the East
Indies including both Drills and brown and blearhed
Shirtings and Shcetngs There has been little other
demand for these articles. ShTingS and Sheeilngs
are in large stock and heavy Drills are in light sup
ply and firm. OsnaburghS are without change
DENNIS are dull and prices nonlnally the same
Stripes and Tucks are inactive. ClotMcrs are buy
ing Cotton Flannos TO "A small extent. Prices are
steady Printing Cloths arc IN moderate demand and
dropping m price Prints arc declining rapidly with
few sales. Ginghams steady. Cotton Panta'
loonery is in some request at steady prices De Lanes
are Quicla interest is absorbed IN the forthcoming
supplies for the Fall season which are expecejtobe
very large Cloths are active as regards heavy goods
suitable for Fall and Winter clothing. and prices are
Of IA ~
nets arc moderately inquired for al oltprces. Sleeps
Crews are IN good stock with Il steady but limited de-
mand Prices arc firm. Flanncls and Blankets are
quiet Iinsevs are without change. The auction
sales are drawing 70 close for the season. The
offerings are much less and the demand ~ very lu-
guid In Foreign Goods, Lawns, Fancy Silks, sun
mer ShaWlS and NcStng> ate IN most demand, bal al
low prices. The imp3rtationS are light. The adj
wees Of goods coming also of Saal quantities.,
and We learn from one or two buyers who hive al
ready returned from Europe by the Baltic, that The
prospect is Of very limited importations this Ea.l
GooCS on the Continent and IN Great Britain can be
bought AT a much lower cost vet there IS very little
disposition to buy speculauyely compared to last sea-
son In France there Is falling oil IN activity
among The manufacturers simultaneously with de-
cline m price There IS very little dong there OF IN
Great Britain at present Tor this market The actly-
East India and The German demand. both OF which
are goc3. SIN and Wool IN Europe are on the
decline, and the course OF prices Is uncertain. which
do;ers carly oriers for cur markets. In Domesucs
We can look for little prosperity TO ourmnutacturer
until Wool and Cotton Scltle down 10 regular and
moderate prices Al present there Is TOO much un-
certainty GoodS Viii not advance. Wool Is full 10
and near IS per cent too high even at the present
IL
The Rochester Democrat SAYS AN
adjourned meeting Of TIE Directors of the GeneSee
valley Company, VIII be held al Avon on saturday,
at 10 o'clock II Is understood that the route Will
then be determined upon, The necessary survey hay
ing tScn completed. HIs supposed that from this
CITY Tie line wlh be uron he cas-, side OF the River
to GencSco, and from thcrce either TO DaaSvillc or
10 some point near Nurta, in,erscc.ing the A,t,ca
and HCuellSvi.le read, and connecting with the Ere
read at or Near Hob6ie,llle, Ancgany Co.
The Courier this morning SAYS Oar eX-
ports Of specie for The las, eight days amount to
saOcOWO" whereas they have been only S2,oOOooO
In the last ten days they have only reached about
s&OOooCO
The AlbGsy JorrwG' gives the annexed
statement OF the quantity Of Flour, Wheat, Com and
Barley, len al Underwater during the Isl week in
June, IN the years 1850 and 1881, as follows:
,s.o t'o,r, ttis Wheet, %. Corr, ~. Bgrley, ~
IeSV------ t"tSt S2.14t llc5N 2ou
ls'i-.-.-.l.s 80 tSeil s6s.550 s.ss3
lnc-.---AsS4 lnc.y5SsO Ipcl5sVlt Inc 5.533
The aggregate QuSar,y o. ne same articles lc. n
tcc-waicr nom The CONNIE ncelncnt of nav..tuoa %
the IA June, inclusive, during the wears $50 ana
lNSl, - A. follows.
F3osr. itis Rlea', 5a. Co.'s "a B,rleg. b.
is3i...,..s s5s ssss55 lSiss5s i S1s5s
Inc. SlO 29y Inc rs ~ Inc u 200 Dec Il ST6
The aggregate quantity OF the articles leh at
tide water from The commence neut OF navigation "a
the 9Th June. inclusive during The years 1919 and
loJl, Is as follows:
FIceF. bb'S. HheGf. bH Corn, bH. Bey'cy, bi.
1899 1859 slO49- 9433i5 9l.SlO
1881 csQS2 SQS -0O oOI9 403 1854