New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18


TUESDAY. June l7-P.M.
In Stocks there was not a large activity,
but at the First Board the tendency was upward
and nearly all the Fancies advanced, Canton went
to r.. but alterward fell off to 75-5uyer thirty Enc
improved to 81 Reading 10 SO, an advance OF Il
cent Harlem 70 75.. At the Second Board, however
the nc,ys Of the great frc IN san Francisco had an
nnfavorable effect, and the Fancies all fell Oh
Reading went back toI57s Harlem to "a! Erie to
ssi Canton, "a The sales were to considerable
extent At the close the market recovered some
frmness. There is a good demand for Government
and State Stocks, partly for foreign account There
are also considerable purchases OF Railroad Bonus
to go abroad at full prices.
In Exchanges there Is not much doing,
but the marget IS very firm. Sterling 49, alO..
Francs 5OslA5O7,. Amsterdam 4lto4l. Bremen
79a19i Hamburger 36to365
Freights are still very firm for Liverpool,
with but little room Offering for Breadstuis. En-
papements 1000 bb> Flour, lG}d. Cotton, !0j-32i
Corn Sd. Dead weight. l5s.al7s Co. To London,
zoo bbls Resin. 2s I'd. Dead weight, 30s. Flour,
2s Cd. Turpentmo; IS. Cd. cargo OF Deals was
engaged from BIC to London at II. To Havre the
market is dull at &C. To California there IS mod
crate business dong at 4oa6Oc. + foot
There is no change to notice in the
Money market, excepting an increasing activity and
GrmLesS of rates.
The amount received at the Sub-Irea-
sury was s7II57; Pad. $l4lOlO Balance, 81
565,742.
At auction, to-day, 100000 of the Bonds
of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, and the
Columbus and Xena Railroads, sold at 9ii 09j y
cent The business OF these two Roads has exceeded
even the expectations of Its most sanguine friends
The earnings of the Cleveland Columbus and Gin
cinuat Road, t135 niles IN May was-------- $500
In June, IA Observation-Disclosures l1'~"'
The business Of the Columbus and Zcnia Road IN
tprl, was iTs
May ~. ~
June, II 0'ioo
The estimates of the Columbus and Zenia Co. for
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati --------- 10000
The passenger receipts alone Of the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati Road for the 9Th md 10th
June. reached $2s9O. These attest the correctness
of the conclusions of those gentlemen who projected
this valuable enterprise, which has brought New
York and Cincinnati within forty hours OF each
other
The receipts o. the Little Miami Railroad
Company for the SIX months ending June 400 -.
Eynenses d1rinq same period - sS.36l Al
sl22,O7o %
Estimated earnings of stock in Columbus
and Nenia road. lU,UDO wv
Total net earnings. .$l32,O7s %
The receipts for a corresponding period last year
were $lS0O7S %, showing an increase Of over % y
cent, notwithstanding there is a loss on through pas
seneers going by the way Of Columbus and Cieve-
land Of nearly % q cent over the business of last
year when all of The travel to the lake passed over
the whole line.
The Bank of England returns DO away
with The impression that the Bank coolers are under
q process of steady exhaustion. The increase IN
three weeks has been no less than t3lii92, namely
week ending
IOth so60
I'm Observation-Disclosures. si,S)3
.lth
THIS Is looked upon as assurance there as some
elasticity in the bullion operations and By some Us
tie beginning OF q continued influx OF bullion
The bullion market has been remarkable Tor the
further decline in bar silver which has brought
SILVER very nearly TO itS old price 1t Is very unlike
ly that Mexican dollars can keep MP, as large sup
puos come forward, and they are not suited TO the
markets IN which there i> demand FOR silver. \
slight decline pa bar silver las been noted at Paris,
and .: VIII most probably De- further affected next
week by The alteration IN price here
The Dry Goods market is eXcee lngly
quiet The country demand is an abeyance and tina,
IN the cltv IS confined TO the wants of clolhers and
10 shipping inquiry for the East Indies and South
America. stocks aIe heavy both of Domestic and
Foreign Goods ANA Fan supplies begin 90 come in.
UubleacAed SAoot,n-s and Shiri.us> only wautel
hr shipping, and prices are heavy ANA irregular.
8.cachcd goods are dull and heavy, though w.ihou,
nominal change the stock Is large DrAs hlvopnly
tcou wanted for shipping and are heavy II price.
OSnahurghS are lower VITA very limited sales. Den
are IN Ugh, request and steady Stripes and Ticks
are easier Cotton Flanncl> are inactive but hrm.
Printing Cloth, show d small decline with small
sales the stock Is considerable Prints are quiet
and stock Is moderate. Gmghams have been selling
20 fair extent for ihe season. 81, a decline Lawns
are active. without ANY accumulation of stock. The
supplies selling readily. ne LANES aro inactive.
Cotton Pautaloonery IS lower, al- without auy ma
,erial demand. Cloths arc N some demand from
clohlers torthc heavier descriptions, ana prices are
without change. CsSsine~eS md Sou1ct.s are dun.
and With an secumulslrg >tock. Sleeps G-eys .re
vet inactive. l.nd>cys are quiet, .nd qrces rot frn
Tweeds are n large supply without demand Jeans
are IN moderate rec les, and steady. F.anLe,s and
Blankets are inactive. Imported goods share fully
in the extreme dullnoSs OF The market Lawns. both
French and English, are IN good request, and st re-
ucneraiins prices. Low-pr.cei Belgian Cloths have
been selling freely, and there IS considerable inquiry
ior German Cloths Of nc iium quality. Linens are
dull french Cotton ana silks are selling moderate
ly, but az yory low prices Bl5cons are inactive.
The staple Goods suitable for Fail consumpuon arc
moving 10 a moderate extent but SUMNER Gooisars
nov inactive from first hands The demand for
Grape and other summer Shswls mas been large. out
Is now over for the season. The advic-s iron,
Europe still report small slles 70 American I'M
poriers and Scaniy amour; Of orders for this coun-
ny, 50 that We are safe from dciusc our own ac.