New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28
TUESDAY Sept. PIP NJ

TUESDAY Sept PIP NJ.
Tbero was but moderate business doing ut the First
Board and the tendency Of prices downward which
continued the Second Board Erie susa ned the severes
,hok from the bears II il understood that most OF the
,ls s The Second Board were of short Stock The market
optned at ~ and after touching H. rallied to nj Harlem
declined "a 4, cent Hudson River 2 cent Reading
steady In Coal Stocks there was a fair business done and
q, heavy prices Cumberland fell of to 37 Nicaragua
NOT sustained and closed ut 25 decline OF cent Crys
tai Palace is better, and a small sale made at 49, Can
,on is in good demand but rather easier Mining Stocks
are steady Fulton is in demand with sales OF 1900 shares
a,2l; Gold Hi a. &c party of gentlemen have gone
today to visit this location New York Central Is in good
demand and improving 1t closed at Ma Michigan Cen
traL ll3; New Haven and Hartford 1921 In Railroad
Bonds the business is moderate at previous rates Govern
ment Stocks are steady but dull
In Exchange there is not large business but
firm Sterling is held by the Bankers at % G9i y cent
Sales Of good bills range from 99l cent France SIS
65l2l
In Freehs there is not much movement but slpmasters
are very firm To Liverpool Grain, 9ld Flour 2li is
asked Engagements of $4,000 bushels mostly at 9ld in
ships bags 900 bbs Flour at 2I3a2I6 600 bales Cot
ton 732d odd 1000 bbs Resin, 81 sc. To London,
Wheat led Flour asked To Bremen, 200 tuns measur
ment I7l6 $4,000 lbs Whalebone &c. and Sour Flour 81
To Hayre the rates are and 75c SOC for Wheat and
Flour.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury sl5l56O payments
s2O39ss balance s9s6999l-
The Boston steamer to will take probably 5000
COO in specie purchase of 100000 gold ngots has been
made here for shipment by the Saturday or Wednesday
steamer They will be shipped without insurance and
under these circumstances pay little profit at u cent
for bills.
On call money continues abundant with rather more
setyo inquiry at cent Paper not passed with quite
s much freedom as week but the change not mate
rial The range is a l2 y cent
The Reading Railroad has brought but ll6l 564 tuns OF
anthracite thus far in 1858 against tuns in the same
uerod of 1852 The Schuyk Canal has brought 6O4s61
uns against $50 in the corresponding period of 1852
Mr. c. Ely denies the soft impeachment in regard to
The Presidency of the Bank in 3dav
The Trustees of the late Butchers and Droyers Bank
have declared final dividend of ten cent OF the surplus
fund
Mir Wrehts Cotton Circular for the steamer gives the
annexed information in regard to the Cotton market &c
We have had more doing in this market during the past
week for export TO Liverpool owing somewhat TO the con
tnued complaints from the South as to the injury sustained
by the growing crop from rains worms and caterpillar
The business however has been chiefly confined TO two or
three brokers who have not made known the extent oil
,aes or the prices paid. Some small transactions have
taken Mace for the North of Europe and for domestic con
sumption The total sales for the week are estimated al
600 bales prices the close fully supported at the
quotations Of last week for all grades above Low ddng
for qualities below this, they entirely nominal ana
difficult 10 move The export since Goth inst has been
10 Liverpool $685. bales Hayre 70 Antwerp 49, Total
1908 bales.
since Sept last compared with the previous three