New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
SECOND BOARD.



fayortr with operators, and the market closed buoy
ant There seems to be no doubt that per cent.
dividend will DO made for the current months, and
some sangune parties expect q cent The Boston
interest is now very largely in Reading again. and
they are believed to have got the stree, very
short, so much -. rs 10 be able TO put the
stock 10 almost any price Harlem remains firm.
The receipts for Nav exceed SIS 900, showing about
$l3.5oO increase over May of last year Erie stock
continues heavy, but the Securities are improving
The Bank Of North America stock continues TO al
vance. selling at 1881 Metropolitan sold ~ 9si.-
Government and state Stocks remain firm and IN
good demand partly on foreign account. Pennsyiva-
MA Indiana and Illinois stocks continue 10 improve.
Railroad Bonds are in good inquiry, and the sales
ont Of the Board are large
Exchange closed firmly with a moderate
supply Of bills over Sterling is TO- 0lOl Francs,
5l0d5 O7I with a dSiEclnaiion 10 buy bills tainted
with cotton.
Freights are rather heavy and the en-
gagements are small Some Cotton was taken A.
7-32d Flour. l5d Corn. AID 200 tuns Deal-weight,
l2s 3D. Three deal freighs were made At q 5s, and
a brig Of 100 tuns was chartered At slO0 per month
and all port charges paid, to run between ChaTes
and the West Indies There have been within a few
days engagements to Liverpool Of Is tuns OIL l5s
uns Butter and 100 ties Lard l5s 100 ties Beef 9S Cd
To London. Turpentine, 2S y $50 b $50 Resin p
200 tcs Lard, about our quotations 5000 bushels
Wheat SD 500 boxes Cheese, sos and Al casks AMI
900 bbls OIL Foots and OIL, as 6d. To Glasgow lbs
bales Cotton, 532d. ship astaken up by the Gov
eminent to convey troops to Wilmington, \. {. at
al 400 for the run out To Southern ports they con-
unue dull at former rates To California, 50 ais cts,
as last noted
I'm Port Yesterday ,Brgs -.---.- -...-..-.-l36
Steamers ........-..- 10 SchOOners -9O5
SHIPS -----------------ll1 =,
The advices by the Africa are very UNI
favorable for Cotton, and the market Is at a stand
hcre Breadstuffs also lower on other side, and
Money is in better demand The bullion in the Bank
| U.s. however, increasing which will prevent any adj
vance IN the rate of interest There had been large
reaction IN the share market. In referring to the fall
| in the Railway share market, the Tunes says
/ THE Bear spectators have operated most extern
syely and rcsOTted to the process of banging the
market (aS technically expressed when the ops-
rators for the rise absent at EPSON races Ihey
have the market decidedly In their hands at present
for the current rates with difficulty malntanei-
! The next settlement Of the account promises from
the extensive range OF fluctuations this week, to be
! attended with much more than the ordinary amount
OF difficulty and the public likely to be this time
| the greatest sufferers. Upon the last occasion the
/ dealers were tne BItdIcob iOotIo.
1t is understood about 100000 Of bills
came back under protest by the Africa, but we learn
! that they are not Of description 10 do any harm
here.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasu-
| ~ WAS sIlO,3OO Payments, s67,i7o Balance. $2,'
~, si3 Advices of dram for sJout s2s5,OO has
| been received on account Of the Mexican Indemnity
The amount of Coin reported shipped by
the Africa Is $6sOOOO, but think tins must be an
error We learn that 4 million was engaged for her
A. B. Hays, Esq. late Of the Chatham
Bank has been appointed Cashier Of the North River
Bank, IN place Of b. White, Esq, resigned, and
Mr. Charles Fink has been elected 10 the Cashershp
OF the Chatham Bank.
The Agency of the Suffolk County Bank
has been removed to the Metropolitan Bank Of this
City. The Metropolitan takes the money al y
cent. discount and charges 1t over 70 the Bank at
| y cent. discount.
The aggregate Imports of May show an
increase in Merchandise Of about million and half
OF dollars as compared with May Of last year, al
though the imports OF Dry Goods are smaller The
| figures for the past four years are as follows:
IMPORTS or MAY AT NETWORK.
p,D. Ma.. .ss 49, 70, sj 9la s7 s ,ss1
IIss sslf sa ls3 go; lT n, , sSssS i 1i5
W s6GshSn lion. rom 7ns4 s,aM2
Total S'7' '7 s.7@ ' i3i77 'iGs is gs
The aggregate Imports Of the first FIVE months Of
the year, exclusive Of CON and bullion, have
been ...--..-.-...----....- % ~
Same time 1851 1,.olo.2,-
Increase ------------------------
Our Exports during the same period show a. little
larger proportonate increase. The amount e1ciu-
siye Of CON- has ~ .Vgy yss
same time last ear----------------- lD,7|-,Io-
Increase Merchandise --------.--.---- - 81 ~
Increase Specie same iime----------- II,VJ.,o.g
Total SIf''fV'o'
Ne have thus exported IN Merchandise and Specie
Fi0een Millions Of dollars meet an excess Of I'M
ports Of less than Ten Millions. The remittance oi
the Mexican Indemnity, and the large amount Of
money taken abroad by visitors 10 the Wofds fdr,
have assisted IN producing this result.
The amount Of Treasury Notes outstlnd-
ing on the lst INST. was s79.6ll.
The Commercial Fire Insurance Com
Dany ha. declared dividend Of Eight per cent.
The earnings Of the New York and New
Haven Road in May show a continuation Of the large
traffic which has flowed over that Road dunns the
/ year. The receipts are
-. tjl,gl ~
I ras,eH - 5000 10
To,.I 1881 10
iOta4 ~ - IA "a: nsssengers l02 50
- - ass so o.
/ Set ie1sP'9 -. $40 S.
Increase IN 1880 nearly 50 y cent 1925 A.
H. i,c,s.se m the Harlem Railroad receipts are
cons,derabs Larger than was anticipated and fully
.o,sros the expectations Of the most sanguine
frsnd. Of the Road The figures are.-.---s5s,ci3 y
May, -
Increase lover % y cent? ..----------siss1s IN Is
The increase in Ave months y nearly $1,000 an