New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18
TrEspAr, April Up.

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Cumberland were large, and ne 'encen OF the MAJ
ket was downward. At the Secocd bosff e'ps'iaiy
the feeling Of he leading speculative Stocks ~
preached panic. Eiie cold low s. %. decline o.
~ cent, since yesterday. Residing fell IN 10 ST.
fail of p cent Cumberland to esl, sdeeiiDs OF
II y cent; Central declined cent Hudson Rive.
Y cent Nicarasus was comparatively nrfn u
l6l In Railroad Bonds, the transactions were sboa!
90 coo, with downward tendency. Fries, 1873.
cod al Ell; Illinois CeLtrsl, Isl; Hu'son VI Mort
gage, Isl; New Yok Central, ioii. &c. In state
Stocks there il not much movement, and the market
is heavy. yugniss, 96ii Missours, ssii kentcckys.
l(3, &c. The fall Of to-day 20 b. sscr'oed 70 tho
large shipment Of gold to and tse fears ihss
the continuance Of such shipments will. ere long.
csuse contraction Of bank accommodations which
will fall fret upon the street, and, al course, eSsr,
very unsavorsbe influence upon the Stock msrket.
A. the close the market was still heavy.
The Exchspge msrket wss firm to-day, with fair
demsnd at 81 alol for sterling; some drawers a.kng
lol cert. Francs 1911 a 1871. The supply ot
bills from the South lie git.
in frtishts there is but little doing excepting ia
Cotton, of which 900 bales were engaged st and
sled. for Sea Island 1000 bis Resin, 49, Desi
Weight, Isl To London, so runs Hoes on private
terms bark was chartered at 35c for Sugar snd9r
for Molssses, from Nsuvitss, por, chpges paid. Ths
steamer has 500 iuns Pork At y sni loo pkgs mise.
at 60.
Tie busiress at the Sub Treasury was not large.
Paid. s12, lO7; received sssa e27; balance, easrI
400. Paid fiom Assay Office, sas,s's. Paid on ds-
bwsirg checks, Ss5, AS.
The steamer. at late hour this sfteru,on. hsz
81 300 900 in gold engaged OF which about s1oo,ooJ
was in An erioan coin, and the remainder in bars.
&c. 1t WAS expected that this amount would Dc
mu n increased. The heavy shipments of gold, uu-
der cur l,rgely reduced impor,ations excites much
surprise in financial circles. In measure this re-
suit is due undoubtedly 10 the comparativey smsii
amount Of our securities nov going abroad. and to
The limited exports Of the country consequent u,cn
the failure of the cereal crops and upon tho low
rivers at the South, which have kept bsck large
an cunt Of cotton and other produce. II is true we
have exported larger number of bales Of cotton
this year than last by some IS 900 bales; but at tho
reduced prices of this season, SOC, 900 bales have
yiti6ed uo more exchange than 200, 900 bales did
ast year SO that practically we are about
2CO, 900 bales behind the exports Last year, equal
10 some eight millions Of dollars, which Is about
equal 10 the AMOUNT Of specie we have exported An
unusually large amount of Cotton, for the season, Is
sti det aned Ia the interior by low wa,or, which viii.
il ii ever reaches tho shipping ports, materially re-
eve the Drain Of specie for the payment Of our for
eien debt Another n for the large coin ship
men's while the current mportstons light is tbst
there has been very large liquidation Of credits to
all parts Of II world going for thclastieg months.
all OF which must be settled in London, the great
monetary center. These credits were granted ak to
twelve months ago, when business was active, the
transactions but now being closed up, and remit
isnc,s made 20 cover. This portion OF our foreign
indebtedness is independent, to considerable extent
Of the current importations. Similar credits are now
being grated to be settled next fall and sprog but
to limited extent only, co impaired With last scar
The following sales Of Sto ks aud Bonds Tore made
ct auction by Simeon Draper
1000 PtDnslv coupon fyes interest asded
Ace beisso Southern X. T., Income Sc int sddod 6t
2eo Buffalo Cornips and " Y. Let mor int afdot..
3ooo Wsbssh snd Erie Canal stock ..........,.....iO
17i3 Mercantile Muusl fns scrip. lB52.............U
1850 Mercantile Mutual Ibs scIp. 1853 ............u
$50 Mercantile Mutual Ina scrip, 1852
So shNes Thrdav Railroad ........................b
Hthares NicsIssua Trsnst Co
Mr.. J. Thompsop's regular weekly ancsion sse at
the Merchants Exchange will take place to ".
the 18th inst, at l2 o'clock. The list consists Of first
csss State and Railroad Bonds.
The receipts Of the Chicago and Mississippi Rail.
road for March were ssi,7s3.
The earnings of the Reading Road for March.
viii h We gave yesterday In round numbers, wo nov
give In detail;