New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26
TUESDAY, May 25-P. NJ.
The stock market was again lower to-day


The stock market was again lower to-day
for the ances but without any marked disposition to
sell Erie appears to be weak, under the apprehension
ihst contractors stock is 10 on the market In
regard this understand that will be issued for
some time yet and that in several cases. f not ALL ar
rancemens have been made to carry the stock In the
expectation Of much higher prize The receipts of May
promise to reach $4,000 and may exceed 1t somewhat
which will bring the receipts Of the current six months
up to the estimate At the Second Board there was
better feeling at the Close and desire to buy prices
higher than the morning Board. Erie closed at s55s
Reading, TBS Canton, eos Harlem, II; Nicaragua
81, Long Island 20 Hudson River 6las Norwich
5iii. Panama fell Off l per cent. The downward
tendency of the market did affect the sound stocks for
which there was good demand Albany and Schenccta
dy cold ut lOsh farther advances Chemung s95i, an
improvement of 1 per cent; Ncwiork and Ne w.IIayen
lib Northern Indiana III = Utica and Schenectady
l34 NewHayen and Hartford, 1915; for Madison
lO5Ib bid. &C. salc of 1900 United States, Texas)
s. was made at iG7 and the market for Government an
State Stocks had improving tendency.
The Bond Market was not active, but
the quotations were well sustained The decline in
Harlem Extension Certificates has been in part recoy
cred and they now sell ct CO. The Erie Securities are
Well held.
In Sterling there is not large business
doing but the quotations firm at 10 lO for leading
bills, the transactions being at lo lOa Francs 5l6a
ISIS Amsterdam 4Ol4QiO7s; Bremen 7sli 97sls
Hamburg 3Gl4 G36ls.
Freights continue dull. To Liverpool
there have been further engagements Cotton at 75c y
bale 1900 1900 bbls Flour Cd in British and lOd
in American bottoms. $1,000 bushels Corn at Sad and
Wheat 3led. To London Wood at 90, AMI 1000 bbls
Flour l6d. To Havrc Cotton Is dun at &c. To San
Francisco there Is q fair business al asa 70c Sugar
charter made from Cuba to Cowes and a market at
GO 10 if to Continental port and s3 ii to St Peters
burgh.
The amount received IT the Sab Treas
my is SHIFTS paid, s's,557; balance, s3,s57isr
The Dry Goods trade is still good. job
bers very busy supplying brisk country trade and
buying themselves continually to keep up their assort
ments. The demand will last the month out As the
spring trade has been backward duh and heavy as the
opening win eose active and strong leaving unusual
" low stocks. The fall trade viii unquesiolably open
for staple goods at higher prices. Unbeaehed sairngs
and Sheetngs are higher in price; 6s 07c OBJ
aine6 including sales 10 arrive for the heavy dcip
hons. Bleached goods are firm, with good stock
The rise In cotton il having eec: the price Of goods
Drills very firm at full previous rates Browns at
7iasSs, Bleached at sa9c for Blues. The export de-
nand Is good. osnabwghs are quiet but steady. Dc
nis are In fair demand at regular prices. Stripes and
Ticks are dull. Printing Cloths have an upward tend
ency, but the demand b not greater than the supply
Prints are quiet but firm in prices for all but low grades
Ginstsms ss In request at fun prices but the sup
ply is inadequate, and sales to arrive are making
Lawns are steady but less active De LANES are mac
iye. Cloths gradually strengthening In price as the
stock Is reduced Clothers making purchas g. and
= bester feeling pervadcs the whole market Cass
meres Of Old styles are superintendent and heavy
but . fair demand exists for new spring styleA
satinets continue bsoysns and active. Tseeds arc
dun end heavy. and yesns are arm Britain Goods