New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
COVNERCL4L MATTERS.

SATURDAY, July j-P. ~
There WIS no sesssn Of the Board of Brokers TO-
dsv and large nurber of the members of the Board
were on. of town. Ca Monday the Beard Will meet III
,ha, ,ow -oams IN Beaver street, with an entrance
also f-~,u, William street. This il much the finest anu
mos, convenient and accessible room they h.ve ever
occrned II may prove however, that on account Oh
the reverber.tion members vii find il difficult 10 hear
each other from different sides Of the room.
Notwithstanding the absence Of 80 large number
Of operaors 10 day there was quite an active business
done in the street in Ere The market opened at
saa ran mn 20 g. With considerable sales after at
ca, GiI. and finally closed firmly at "a, an improve
ment Of {, cent or Thur.days price. One party
sold over 900 shares. which were freely taken The
aggregate sales reached probably 10000 shares, ana
the buyers were generally among the stronger class OF
houses There il confident feeling in the street nat
the market is going still higher. The immense receipts
of the road have attracted attention to the lev
price at which it has been selling, and many of the
purchases are made by parties who put It away ix
much higher prices, when the resumption OF dividend
payments take place. The receipts OF the hrst Tour
DAYS of July have been $4,000 against $685. in
same four days Of last July This large increase can
not however be anticipated to continue through the
month but doubt the increase will be equal TO the
large gains of May and June. There was not much
business done in other stocks, but some Reading say
5000 shares, sold a; 93l G93a; Cumberland sold 10
small extent at 23i which is further advance.
There appears TO be new movement ID
the Stock The market has within few days ad-
vanced u = cent. 1t appears to be conceded that
the new half million loan advertised for by The New
York Central Road is an increase OF its debts and not
mere renewal Of amount heretofore included IN lts
published statement. The aggregate increase IRON
this source will probably be over million and hail.
We heard of no sales to-day. Toledo was 70 bid,
which is better. Some sales Of Milwaukee and MIS-
sppi were privately made at s2l, and Tor PtsourS
62l was bid.
There was but moderate business doing in EI-
change for the steamer Of to-day, and the market
quotabe change was rather heavy: sterling 10 per
cent, francs III al Is.
In freights there was large businefs done in gram
to Liverpool at 81 lOc., which is higher Flour IL
firm, but not active.
The business of the Sub-Treasuy was: Paid, sl9s.-
se5 CO. received s222 sl9 sc, including $50 900 IRON
Chicago; balance, ,533 So paid for Assay Office
See, 100 3l paid Oh DisbursDg Checks, sl39,s6i 5fi
balance, credit all accounts slO4ji,sF 3e, against
$40, 35l 43i last Saturday.
The imports of the week, other than Dry Goods,
were 81 2Ol OGs against $40 600 same week last
year. The aggregate for the week ia very large,
1909, 927 against s3,l9697i same week last year.
Included in the Imports were Sugar, 49a,3ooi Coiee
81 600; Copper, 80 400; Lead, $1,000; Tin Plates,
lie 2Oo Steel g. 400; Iron, 5,5oO; Cigars, 30 300;
Oils, 81, oOo Wines, 79, sooi Wool, $4,000; Watches,
So co., Hides, $4,000; Leather, 81, 7oo Rum, 900;
Brandy, 10000; Hemp, II oOoi Glass, 10000
The exports of the week were tl,ll5,99J, against