New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
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SATURDAY May D-P. M.
There moderate business at the Stock Board to-
day and the feeling heavy. This marked q.
the Second Board when Erie fell OFF to g. closing 67f
Nicaragua went to g All the fancy railroads heavy
and inactive also the Coal Shares, excepting per
haps Phoenix which is supposed TO be cornered Canton
was quiet at 3Ol Morris is unchanged but dull. Premium
railroad shares well sustained but dull NewYork Cen
trial sold at 1884, Railroad Bonds without important
change with small rates After the Second Board the
ket quite gloomy. .r
In Exchange there is moderate business doing al pre-
vous rates for Sterling at 9oO per cent Francs have
been sold pretty freely by leading drawer at 5l3 which
is easier.
In freghts there is not much doing To Liverpool rates
are heavy 500 bales Cotton. 939d 1000 bls. Is 3D.;
Fou Is. Cd ds2s Bacon, &c, ass $50 bbls. Lard 21s
Cd a 25s. 20 tuns Hides 2os To London, 1000 sides
Leather 3D.; 5000 bbs Oil Cake IS. Sd. Flour
30s To Hayre little is Offering Cotton is taken at & and
Whalebone at Of cent To Aarseies, 500 bbs Resin,
80 cents and Is tuns Sassars Root 81 IS pr tun To
Antwerp, 300 Cotton ito Gil up) 30l cent 1000 bags
Coffee j6c 100 casks Ashes 27s. H.; and 400 bbs Re
sin, 81. Cd. To Hamburg, 900 bales Cotton, for
pressed and GIG Of cent for uncompessed and GOO Re-
sim 3D. To Australia they dull at a. 80 cents To
Californis there improvement the best clippers filing
slowly at previous rates Deals fn Bic London
1851 one from Cane Island, O7 Cd from ST. John 70
Bristol IS. and British Swedish and Meek. brig
from Rchbucto to Londo 1903 British brig for Navy
Bay from New York; with Coal, co. brig from Doboy
TO Ne,y.York, 60 IS for Lumber another from Black
Creek Gil for Timber and 25 cents per cubic foot for Live
Oak four barks and brgs from south side Cuba to New
York 10 As cents for Sugar and % for Moasses andtwo
bsrks from north side 81 per hid for Sugar The ship
Howard, AIS tuns, sold today private terms By
Messrs Foster & Stephenson.
The receipts at the subTreasury are sl3O97s. Pay
ments sl25,326. Balance, ss,7s73eO.
The export Of specie for the week. and for the ysar as
follows; .e,..,.. -
steamer As LiIsrgqSl spsffss si IS :; ss1
ssauer Hermann, Southampton FoW
Total Nsy Il May '........sigle %
Previously reported ANhBo "
Total er 20 sG co
There is no change in money the supply being abundant
at6a7 cent. on CALL and we hear Of balances being
loan from day to day at lower rates First class
pager goes al he Ggure and the supply in the street
Is not large.
The CUMBERLAND Miners Journal Of the Goth inst.
SAYS The amount sent this week BY railroad was 5sif
tups BIZ canal 520 tuns total for the week H. lT tuns.
against 1870 for the week preyOus-sh9wing gain for
the road Of 4s7 tens and for the canal 800 tan or toA
gain Of s57 tuns over the business Of the previous week.
This Il the largest amount Of coal heretofore sent from this
region in one week Amount for year by railroad Ss7s
,o. nv canal 81 673 tunstOtL for the year. 1861"
Ths .nbracite coal trade IS toerably active The
,t;nh Medication Company brought down, for the week
dn nm saturday last 65i6 tuns, and for the
,a1 az TINS The sehuylk Navigation, for the week
ending on Thursday brought down tun and for the
Icon III 271 tuns The Reading Railroad brought down
Cor me week 81 236 tuns and for the fiscal year up TO
Thursday s2ss7 tuns The whole tunnage this season. 50
far amounts to e29, i3l tuns.
In relation TO the Canandaigua and Niagara Falls noS''
| The Buffalo Courier says; 4.
Welearn from the best authority that hs r9aa 80 A.
completed from CanandaiguatO Tcnawanda ~ 10 ~
| Of July. The Hol Is now beng I'D T0@ 9@"'~