New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

The present competition between these Roads has but
little effect on the stocks all parties appear b.
impressed with the idea that this absurd position of
things cannot exist many weeks Reading was
very buoysnt, 81! being bid at the close. Phil
adelphians have been large buyers within the
zoe, Iour days and the tenor Of the sdyiees from Phil
adepbia lead to the suppostiOn that dividend viii
be made, and larger than has by some been antiei-
paied. Hu3scn River Is 422. Rnmors are afoat-
probably premature-thst some negotiations have
been had for q consolidation Of this Road with the
Central 1t is certain that the Central needs the
control of this Road, and there are much more IN
likely events th4n such union at some future day.
Tie market for Hudson River lie measurably sus-
tanned by these runners Harlem Is heavy IT 90
Some CT the Western shares are heavy but Others ere
strong. Cleveland ano Toledo sold at 94I Michigan
Central 97l; 400 or 500 Michigan Southern after the
Board ct lO4 lO4I on time; Chicago and Rock Island
062. Cleveland emo Pittsburgh improved to GO. Cum
berland took start to-day, and was 30l bid atthe
close, an Improvement of = cent. 1t was rumored
that the Bonds of this Company had been negotiated
with leading foreign house, which had favorable
influence upon the stock. Nicaragua was very buoy
ant going io les bid which is y cent better. Ne
gotiations between this Company and the Pacific
Steamship Company have been going on favorably
and it is confidently expected that new harmonious
arrangement will be or has been made we have
heard The terms of the proposition but not officially
The demand continues good for desirable Railroad
Bonds and the market il firm. Fries are particularly
in demand and mainly foreign orders. State Stocks
are very firm; YUgipias advanced to 80; Missouris,
s7l; Illinois Internal Improvement, 100; North Caro-
linas, 90; Louisianas IS, &c.
In Exchange there was but little doing, and rates
are steady Sterling 81 10 3 cent for COED to bank
ers signatures.
In Freigh's the market generally is quiet To Liy-
erpooI 800 bbls Rosin were engaged at 1000 bales
Gotten at 3-l6d.; 1000 bush. Corn at AID in ships
bags; and by the steamer Baltic, sailing next Wednes-
day, about 5000 boxes Cheese at 70I 2 tun. To
Lonoon COO bbls. Spirits Turpentine at 5 IS tuns
Measurement Goods at l7iG for light and 2j for
heavy Ship Forest King was chartered for a voyage
in The Pacific at round sum not transpred.
The payments at the Suo-Treasury were sl55,l7j
received sl52 1879; balance 81 so 500; paid for As
say Office, s6,46s; paid on dsbursing checks,
ss4,O6s.
The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were made
at auction by Albert H. Nicoay:
SEQ California State e sns int
4CO LsckawaDDs snd Western r. LIST Mort IS and int j
N. X II
700 One Ceriifeae OF the Breckenridge Coal
pany, reIrt sentDs 20 shares Of 500 each Of the
20 shares 7hirdAv Railroad. ..,....... s.
10 h'res ebster Fire Insurance Company
The following sales were made at auction by
Simeon Draper
5000 Second Mort Conv Is ohio Miss R. R. and int %
$1,000 fust Mort; Cow. Il Delaware Lsekawauna s1d
Western r. X int 9it dSf
g. ScS Beobsh Of Green Bay vsj int ls
$500 Borough Of Green Bay (Wis ss...ani int 49, as
The New-Orle ans Canal and Banking Company
have declared dividend for the last six months Of
q cent, payable at the Bank of Commerce the 9th
Of August.
The New. York Equitable Insurance Company, a
semi annual dividend of Is q cent, payable on the
llih inst.
The Columbus Fire Insurance Company of New
York, 5 p cent payable 10Th inst.
The Bank Of North America, Philadelphia, semi
annual dividend Of p cent.
Bank of Pennsylvania, ) = cent.
The business at the Clearing House $40 49, 600.
There is rather more active demand for Money
amor e the stock operators and in some csses adj
vance in the of interest has been obtained There
was much more Money loaned to-day at al T. cent
than at sac y cert good securities. Outside OF
this circle however there is no change to pote The
supply continues superintendent and the Banks arc
free lenders. There is but moderate amount of pa
per offering and the discount rates continue at sal
cent for favorite and frst-class names.
1t is stated that the Of SIS, 972,092 ~
was absorbed in the marine losses sustained by Mas
sacbuseits and New-York Insurance Companies
in 1854.
The sales of the Illinois Central Railroad Lands in
the first two days OF July Soc, Az The aggre-
gate sales of June were 42,3s7 acres, for sS366ls,
showing an average Of SIP 65 per acre. The aggre
gate sales since the opening Of the Land Office to 9oth
June were s2,3ss, 500.
The business the Morris Canal steadily increases,
as will he seen by the following:
Receipts 20 June a. l2s4................t 728l6 81
Receipts for week ending July hmm. sr595 %
rOtaI.........................s8 40 81
Receipts 10 June 3, l255............... 838S 50
Receipts for week ending July .......... lo,sjs es
The Imports of Dry Goods for the week continue TO
81 ow large decrease the time last year, be-
ing e. 2l6, 3l4 against 80 POS 37l decrease Of nearly
a million. The details are;
ENTERED CONSUMPTION.
WOoi."...... sis ss,1 81 Miscellaneous 81 siSsss
snf 49,. SIS 4s7I4 Tota.......2sse sl,lHJ83
Flax......... Az 1854 1854 .......fys7o l5sh76
wOol......... o s79ls Miscellaneous. 275s
sSl~......... ii s,se Tota...... ll.3 s!5sls
wAREHOUsED.
wool......... u sA 500 Miscellaneous. as 1858
sak........... e 152ss Total mann. 40 s74Issl
Fiax.......... s SIS le5i...........2675 6S-595
In regard TO Land Warrants, Thompson's Reporter
SAYS:
We continue TO buy at 81 90 and sell at 81 10 2 acre.
Tie plates for so acre warrants are completed, and
they are now being issued.
ia oninion that tho will phGnpa