New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-28
SECOND BOARD
TUESDAY, May 27-P. ".

There was much stronger feeling at the Stock
Board to- day with disposition to operate for rise
in the leading farces The advices from Washington
are looked upon less unavorabe, and as indicating
that, although Mr.. Champion might be dismissed it
would be done in manner TO give no ofense TO the
British Government. The Bank statement had
also favorable effect The aggregate trans
actions were larger than for many days past. AT
the Second Board the market lost its buoyancy,
and prices fell off al per cent. Enc closed at So
Reading, sol; Cleveland and Toledo, IA; Panama
1901 &c. The improvement since yesterday IN Ere,
! y cent; Reading, y cent; Central, y cent. ;
Michigan Southern, = cent; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, = cent. Chicago and Rock Island, cent
Galena, T. cent, &c. In Panama the transactions
were unusually large 5000 shares the last sale
being after the Second Board zoo shares at par seller
90. Delaware advanced rapidly to 1871. In Railroad
Bonds the business moderate and the quotations
firm. State Stocks dull but steadily held
The Exchange market has been moderately active
for this steamer, with good supply of bills. The
market closes dull at sid9a for Sterling, with an oc
casional sale by leading bankers at Of y cent.
Francs, 5.lsi a5.l6l.
The Freight market is without much change, but
dull. To Liverpool the engagements include $4,000
bushels Grain at I! Sd. in bulk and ships bags, in
Guiding a small parcel to fill up at 3d.; 1000 bbls.
Flour, L. lOid. 2s.; 200 ties. Pork, 3s. and some
Dead Weight, 22s Cd a 25s. To London, 5000 bbls.
Rosn and Turpentine, supposed at 2s. Sd. @so fb.
To Antwerp, $50 bales Cotton, &c.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Paid, ST.
$50 o.; Received. els, 235 95-including $4,000
from the Mint at Philadelphia; balance, sysso,-
444 81; Paid for Assay Office, sls3, 365 SO; Paid
Disbursing Checks, s55,ls7 II.
Mr.. Stout, President of the Shoe and Leather Bank,
has entered upon bis duties Of Chamberlain of the
city.
We hear Of about ssOo, 900 engaged for the steamer
tomorrow by Messrs. Belmont, Robins and Pickers-
gill.
The business of the Clearing. House was s2o,69i,-
600.
Money continues in abundant supply, with fair &C.
tivity in loars.
The interest due LIST June on the Milwaukee City
Bonds issued to the Milwaukee and Watertovn Rail-
road, will be paid by Strachan Il Scott, No. 81 VIII
liam street.
The foreign advces have had but little effect upon
the market for Breadstufs, the market closing very
much as yesterday. The supply of common brands is
good The sales of the day are about $4,000 bbls.
The better grades are firm; State brands sell at
IS s7Ids6ls, Southern and Canadian brands are
unchanged Holders ofWheat are firm, which checks
the movement. sale Of 10, 500 bushels Upper Lake
Spring was made at 81 80; 1880 bushels of
common white Canadian at 81 6Oasl 65 and
$500 bushels good TO prime a; 81 e5al &c.
There is a fair export demand for Corn, and
tie market is cent better; sales at SO 962i cents
The market for Pork is lower sales 1000 bbls. at
els IS for Mess, Ella rs sl5 Tor Prime. Beef is dull
Cut Meats and Bacon are less difficult. Lard has an
upward tendency. Coffee is dull and without change
Sugars are firm but rather quiet Moasses is in bet
ter demsnd and higher for foreign descriptions The
Battles adyices have caused heaviness in the Cot
ton market; the sales about / 200 bales Mr. Ed
ward Bills Circular gives the exports Of Breadstuffs
since let Sept. as follows: