New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
THURSDAY, July l-P. NJ.

There was little rejection this morning
in some of the leading aucies, especially between the
Boards. when Reading and Erie were quite depressed.
At the Second Board however there was recovery Of
the buoyant feeling and at the close the market stood
at about previous prices. Reading closed at s9s o9,
and Erie at ssh. The movement In Trust was quite
large the sales being 5000 shares closing at 20 fur
Their advance of p cent The decision which 1t is ex
pected will benefit this Company will be promulgated it
i. understood, on Saturday next. The Investment
stocks have been buoyant, and are in demand. North
en Indiana cold at 1852, and Southern Michigan at TO-
showing p cent advance In both instances. Michigan
Central closed ct ll2 Improvement of y per cent
Madson was also In demand az L y cent improvement
and for Albany and Schenectady lO9 was freely bid
But tne rapid advance was IN Panama, tor which
large orders in the Board but could not be exc
cu,ed IL was stated that 10 bid In the street. The
Convertible Bonds cold the Board at 1872 The
of this advance is the establishment Of line of steam
ships by the Cuuard Company between England and
Australia, via Aspinwal and Panama the Coal Stocks
are wthou, important change. Government and State
stocks and Railroad Bonds are As previously quoted
First and Second Mortgage Erie Bonds were rather
heavy.
The market is dull for Sterling at 1Of
al0l.. The supply Of bills gery moderate and the
nquiy for the Saturday steamer equally so.
H. Freights the transactions are TO mode
rate extent Cotton to Liverpool, is Is9j32d.; 1000
or2COO bbIs Flour, led 5000 or 10000 bush. GRAIN
33,d add. To London, 5000 bush. Wheat 3D., ship to
Bag il; 100 boxes Tobacco, . 3d2'6; St4yes, ~ so.
To Ilsvre 500 bales Cotton 532c. 10000 or 10000 lbs
Bone, l4c.; Ashes, g.. Slave freight to Marseies
was made at sl4 Two or tarce Guano ireights and
Coal freight to the Pacific made at previous prices
There is good business doing for California al full
TO Qc0c. T. foot
This wear. the Rea Estate of Mobile is
valued al 81 100000 which, under the late act ofthe
LEGISLATURE in aid ofthe Mobile and Ohio Railroad gives
tie Railroad sl26 900 It is believed that the
v-lre Will reach Sl5O0OO0O by 1855, and that would
1--WE the Railroad 100000 Sdl it Is not proposed, nor
il the Railroad authorized to anticipate beyond s2)OOOO
du1ing tbe years IS and So each-say 100000 Ia al
The amount Of the city debt "a separate natter ia
Ol.OOO at y cent. = snnum interest The City
Bonds lust Issued are not TOR ordinary oan but TO
anticipate tax levied the Real Estate OF the city, say
the tax of IS and Sc TIE population OF the City OF
Mobile, June l, 1850, wa 2054.
The receipts of the Erie Railroad for the
month Of June were az follows:
From passengers and mail .............-sl4O49i 63
From freight ..-.-...-.-.-4: HLe'S 20
To,sI. 1919 3G7 o.
Receipts in June, 1871 ............... ~ 722 a
Increase. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soIo4i 81
The aggregate ecepts of this road for the past seven
months have been in round numbers. sl,626461
Same moths lasE year. ---.--.-..-....-.. LO%Lo'Z
Increase. sGO4,8J5
The Imports Of Merchandise in June
show material decrease as compared with the same
month ast 81 ar while thu Exports of Domestic Produce
show moderate increase. The cures are as annexed
IMPORTS NETWORK, JUNE.
ra,..se m.rcs.rii,.. sIs55l I ss331sil So
Free M.icbaodise....... 4le5l2 lOTRl LO6t9H
% SS.1s 'nf B' ws2si:a,: sHz slsR 5 5
To.a.............sI9,ai2795 slle59959 sl2eq8a
The Imports Of Merchandise in June, 1882 will be
seer are but little more than oue-hslf much they
were IL $50 ard show decrease Of five millions as
compared with June 1851. The Exports were
EXPORTS NEwYosS, JuNE. ,,
o,,,..,. Merchandise. .Is s2si sl Ss1 ss,S,
E3:@ s; 81 S:'; 55 . s$ os,3 s;;
ro.I s5515a seF8,so5 s,75osls
rxcIu.iye OF specie the exports about seven hun
a,ed thousand dollars larger than In Jane, loj The
specie exports are s.. 10000 less
The aggregate Imports of seven months
pas. Including December,) are asfonow'
Thrown on the market l350-5l. 40 40
1Sro,,, on the market l5jl-j2 .... 707l5266
nacrssse 52l0
| vv.rebou.ed l15O- 81 s. 203 III
| vvsrehoused Isl 81 .......6 057 932
Decrease las, 18s
The ageregate Exports for the first six