New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
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FRIDAT, Sept. 2e-P. VI.


There was fair amount Of business at the Sock
Board this morning, and without important change
prices rather lower than yesterday AT the Sec
ord Board the market was irmer, but the closing
prices still below those Of yesterday. The Gales
Of Erie were 900 or 200 than reported, clos
ing at Al, decline Of y cent. r. aiding fell of
y cent. Harlem, y cent; Central, y cent;
Hudson River steady Cumberland declined v
cent; Pennsy lvsnis Coal 2 cent; Cleveland and
Toledo advanced Y cent Galena and Chicago sold
at 90; Cleveland, Columbus ana Cincinnati 1911;
Michigan Central, s9I. Railroad Bonds in mod
crate demand and not very strong Illinois Central
sold at 7li; Northern Indiana, %; Erie Convert
bes II; Incomes, "a; Saratoga and Sacke,ts Har-
bor 90 Erie Securities scarcely so firm as they
have BEEN
In Exchange the business Is moderate aud quota
tons not strong. Sterling elO y cent. First
class signatures have been sold at q cent. Francs,
5.l2Ia5nI.
Freights continue dull. To Liverpool, 900 bus.
Wheat 3Id., ships bags; 500 bales Cotton, ID. a
5-32d. 100 tuns Dead Weight, lO; 500 bags Pimento,
~. To London, 100 tuns Oil Cake, 1916. To Havre,
Cotton, lc.
The receipts at the Sub.Tressury were 500, 33li
paid, sH, 44O; balance, &c, 255,o59
Al auction to-day Mr.. Draper sold among other
securities s2G6 900 Parker Vein Steamship Company
First Mortgage Bonds at &c, with interest added.
The business at the Clearing. House to-day was
els sO9 500. The steamer tomorrow has 81, 100000
engaged of which about 900 is in bars. The
amount BY the Boston steamer on Wednesday was
1895 600 instead Of s6f5 900 as telegraphed. The
Erie transfer books closed TO day for the election OF
Directors, and will open on the 18th pro1mo. We
hear of organized opposition to the reelection OF
the present Board but inquiries IRE being made
for the right sort Of persons to fill the vacancies. The
Coupons on the Second Mortgage Bonds Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad will be paid on the lst Of
October at the Office of Duncan, Sherman & Co
The fare on the Hudson River Railroad to Albany is
to be raised on Monday to 81 g. and TO Troy 10 81.
The Drovers Bank Of Ogdensburgh has resumed pay
ment. The securities s3l, coo New-York Stocks,
$4,000 Government Stock, and $4,000 Bonds and
Mortgage with s5l 900 circulation The Bank re-
tired :25 900 Of its circulation The interest on the
First and Second Mortgage Ogdensburgh Bonds,
due LIST October, will not be paid The net earnings
of the Road some 1900 OOO will be otherwise appro-
prated
meeting of the Superintendent Of the four great
lines Of railroads terminating 10 the City of New
York-to wit: the New-York Central the New-iork
and Erie, the Pennsylvania Central, and the Balti-
more and Ohio-Inet at the ST. Nicholas Hotel on
Tuesday, the Goth inst, for the purpose OF carrying
out the detail of resolutions adopted at the Railroad
Convention of the 18th Of August last. In conse-
quence of the depression of the prices Of produce the
small amount of freight Offering aud the general
stringency of the markets it was thought inexpedent
AT this time to increase the prices for transportation
Of freight II is understood that many other matters
plated in the resolutions referred to were iny
discussed and the necessary measures adopted 10
csrry out the views of the Convention. Il Is also I'M
derstood that the most perfect unanimty OF feeling
existed in the discussion Of tue several matters
brought before the meeting. The public viii be male
acquainted with all the proceedings in a few days
The Imports of Dry Goods are somewhat oelo"
those of the week Of last year but not 80 lSh'
as we should wish to see them. The figures are: