New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-11
eLCosD BOAR
TUESDAY, June l0-P. N,

Openir2 in sOme descriptions At the Second b ard
however, the market was heavy, bat exhibited nor,
frnness a. the close The occasoa Of the dullness
stocks with the present plethora OF money II mucl
dir used in the street, and the only explanation ad
vanc'd IL that the apprehension OF en- unayorsbl.
reception OF the advices OF the dismissal Of Mr. era Mp
ton is greater than had been supposed. This ap5re
hension restraints outsiders FRI operating and gives
bears nerve to resist the upward tendency OF the
ket. II poteLt fact that there are but few ou.
eide rs in the market nj present. but il generally
ceded that the in the Money market must bef9r,
long bring them in. Even the bears admit that II the
adV ices in regard TO the reception Of Champions dig
nGssal favorable that market will advance ma
enally. Ere closed a. so, after being 81 IN the
moIrlrg. Reading was eli a9lI, the market having
touched % under free purchases by the shorts. Central
was very active III the morning but closed dull a,
Oh. Nicaragua was weak and fell off TO III. A
considerable amount of stock was thrown the
market. The negOtiations however, appear TO Indl-
ca that this d. before long, agalI oper.
ation Ohio Life and Trust sold e96l which s better.
In Western shares there was generally firm market
Missouri ard Mississ pplDprovedl = cent; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, g cent Cleveland "a rOledo, v
cent? Michigan Southern, y cent Illinos Central
cold at par In Railroad Bonds there not large
business. but the market was firm: IlllaO.s Contra
was q: Lake Erie and Wabash FIST mortgage, -;
Michigan Southern Sinking Fund, g, which IS better
Eiies 1911, IS, also improvement, &c State
Stocks are firm, but not very active.
Tie Exchange market had an appearance OF firm
ness in the morning. but at the close ii was as before
noted. Some of the leading Sterling drawers were
asking o. but few or no sales were made above 81.
First class Commercial bills were sold at 81 Gst e
cent. Francs, 5.l5i G5lGl.
Freights are steady. To Liverpool 10000 bush
Grain at 6G6id. in bulk, and I'd. in ships bags; 1000
GOO bbs Flour o. 40. 02s. 3D.; coo bales Cotton
3.lGa 32d 500 bbls. Pork, 2s I'd. 10 Lon1on
1000 bbs. Flour, o.. lO!d. To Glasgow, 200 bbls
Flour, rs Cd 50 bales Cotton, 5-l6d.. and 30 tuns
Logwocd, 27s. Cd. To Antwerp 5000 bush RSe, Cd;
80 hhds Tobacco, 22a. cd 600 bbls. Flour, 6Oc; -
bbls Ashes and 80 tuns LogwoOd, POS.
The business OF the SubTreasury was: Pad, ss2,-
l3l s7 Received lO7 lO3 90; Balance 3e- &c.
Paid for Assay OlHce S. 23d -. Paid on Discussing
Checks, $40 054 co.
The following sales Of Bonds and Stocks were male
at auction h. Simeon Draper:
&c GEO Detroit and Milwaukee, R. Is 1875 int
$4,000 C-ilopia Bonds ~ NJ, sdded
80 shares lsl,nd City BsEs..........''' ''''''oi4
Mr.. Palmer Receiver Of the NewYork CITY and
Buffalo Railroad, in this city, and will leave for
Buffalo to morrow We are informed that meeting
Of those interested in the affairs of that Company will
be held at the office of Messrs Whitchouse, Son IL
Morrison No 81 William street. to morrow afternoon,
at ] 80 o'clock, where NJ. Palmer Will be happy TO
furnish information as TO the present condition OF his
trust.
The receipts of the Third. avenue Railroad from
passenger the month of May, 1886, ed to
s3i, 772 CO.
The lower grades Of Flour in full supply, and
priccs have declined 5d1Oc y Dbl. The better de-
scrptiops are in good demand and firm The sales are
ali, ut 1000 bbls. OF all descriptions State brands
sold at SIS 90 IS IS. About 40, 600 bush Wheat were
sold at full prices for the better descriptions The
common grades are heavy. sale OF l2,OOO bush.
Chicago Spring was made at sl % and o,OOO Nlscon-
sin Spring at 81 IS. Com Is unchanged and IN far
d, Inand at 30 Jec. Pork closed heavy at ais o7i "a
$l9 for Mess ard sl6 for Prime; sale Of 800 b5ls.
was made sellers option LIST October at sl7 TO- Lard
has a downward tendency. Other provisions are In
fair demand and linn. The auction sale OF Coffee to-
day was well attended, and prices improved e.
cent. The sale comprised 300 bags, averaging 10
5s.lOOc L. Sugar there continues To be large de.
maj frcm spectators and reDers at buoyant prces;
sales 600 hhds mostly Cuba at 10 0si' Molisses
is finn. In Cotton there ii change, and the market
is quiet.
The New England Quarying and Mining Company
has declared II dividend OF per cent, payaOie Dy
Davis s. Main, No - William street, after 9Th june
The books of the Cincinnati and indianapolis Rail
road Company will b. closed from the 10Th OF June
until let July for the July dividend
In relation to paragraph in regard TO the receipts
in May Of the Mississippi and milwaukee Railroad, the
Milwaukee Daily American says;
1--WE think that the TRIBUNE does not fully divine
the Gauge of TIE falling off in the receipts of tbs road
Le,des it is not much stated above. The late.
ness of the the great cause Inc canal Il
but lust open Juue g. and the goods that should have
heen psssLc into the interior our railroads during
the last weeks in May dragging along the Ere
C.raL The receipts of wheat by the Mississippi road
for the month Of May, 1856, are nearly or quite equal
TO those OF the same month last year. The earnings
for Nav 1852 were 600, and Tor May lsj6, about
eco 600.
If this be the real explanation June will probably
show considerable gaia June last year. Al say
rate We understand the July dividend Of = cent in
cash ia assured. This VIII bring this stock down to
70. which is certainly cheap for stock which paid
IL q cent. last year.
The business OF the Clearing House to-day was
eel ,329 600.
We hear of ss5OO0O engaged for the steamer to.
uorr,w Belmont, $500, COO Balm & Sander,
500 600 Babcock & Brothers, sOO, 600 Pckesgill
& Co.. $4,000. To this may be added $50, geo or
sloo oCo by MessIs Robbins & Co, for Boston &C.
count.
We have 10 charge to note in he Money market.
The supply is superintendent at 697 e cent, while
The deusrd u moderate. The Banks discoun,in,
freely, and paper III the street has downward tend
ancv. First class names 20 al q e cent and we
heard of Railroad Company diseountins their own
paper at e. cent.
The Circular OF Mr.. Bill for the steamer gives the
annexed statistics;
EXPORTS OF ERKADsTUFFs To SRrAT BRITAIN AND