New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-26
iECOND EOARD
SATURDAY. Nav 24-P. u.

The upward feeling Of the Stock Market was very
marked to. day at the Morning Board but at the
Second Board prices were heavy, in consequence OF
the rumors Of the breaking out Of civil war in Kansas
and the destruction of Lawrence. At the close there
was little recovery in quotations, but II was unlm-
portant The CHAMPION affair s having less influence
upon the market than previously, as II "a ~ some
doubted that he will be dismissed; and the general
impression il that if dismissed, it will, in the new
phases of the enlistment matter have but little effect
upon stocks. Bets being eey made by parties VINO
are supposed to be well posted from Washington that
Mr.. Champion will receive his passports before
Wednesday night. Doubtless a large portion Of the
legitimate effect Of such an act upon the part oil our
Government has been already anticipated 10 stocks,
as was the retstablshment Of peace in Europe. Inc
closing prices show general Improvement upon En-
day. Erie was $50, having been 55i Reading, set
Central, 9OI Harlem, Il, buyer sixty There
was continuance of the Improvement IN Ncara'
qua, which touched IA, an advance oil Il
cent within few days. The explanation OF TINS
is we learn, that an agent OF the Nicaraguan
Government, together with the Transit Company and
the Of the new grant, have concluded salts
factory arrangement by which the travel by the Mica
raeua route will be resumed and all the questions in
dispute between these belligerens will be settled.
The Transit Company, understand, buy the OnZa'
ba and the Nicaragua Government pay the Transit
Company an indemnity in bonds for the seizure of their
property All Of which information it is proper to say
is unofficial. Panama frmer and sold at 1901.
In Western shares the feeling was strong in the morn
ing but sympathized with the rest of the market. Al
the Second Board Illinois Central firm at par.
Cleveland and Toledo, IA; Michigan Southern, 95i
Galera, ma; Michigan Central, 95i; Chicago and
Rock Island Ola; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, o. bid,
&c Illinois Central Bonds sold to the extent OF
500 COO at s6Ias7; Michigan Southern @: New
York Central 7s, lO3 &c. In State Stocks the mar
Ike, WAS firm with moderate business doing
The market closed heavy for Exchange at al =
cent decline rates for the previous steamer Sterling
sla93 e cent; Francs, 5lsi d5l6i.
In Freghts we note engagements to Liverpool OF
SO 600 bushels Grain at Sd. SD. in bulk and ships
haes. : 600 bbls Flour o. 500 do Rosn 2-.; 900
bales Cotton 3-I6d. 32d.; and 100 bbls Oil 25s
To London. ! 600 Lbls. Flour os Sd. To Antwerp
100 bbls Aches 22s. cd. a 25s. To Glasgow, 1000
bushels Grain I'd in ships bags.
The business Of the Sub.Treasury was:-Paid
sle7.O27 le; received, sl93OOi so balance, s., 7O5
COS o6 paid for Assay Office, sl3o9j 81 paid on
di.bur,irg checks, SJO,2ll 81. Balance q. all &C.
counts. Sl3 500 3Ol O. against Sl3 6744 last week,
showing that the street has gained from the Sub
Treasury slO7, sol during the week. The street has
also gained considerably from the interior. From the
South and West the receipts have been considerable
The exports OF specie from this port iOr he week
ending Nav a. and for The year lsjC, thus Tar We're