New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
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There active and excited STOCK market To-
day, with q continuance Of the downward tendency,
until the Second Board when there was reaction OF
a. y cent After the Board, however the advance
was not sustained. The bears are encouraged to sell
by the appearances Of tighter money-market IN the
future and the short line of the street must have been
enormously increased within the last three weeks IL
would require but slight lifting Of the cloud which
now throws doubt upon the future to alarm these
shorts, and bring them into the market as anxious
BUYERS The operators for rise on the contrary
Time TO show their confidence in reaction in their
thirty sixty, by paying unusually large differences on
time contracts equal in some cases, to 80 G35 p cent
per apnum The largest differences are paid for Mich
gan Southern, which itsfnends maintain will be able
when the Spring business opens to fully establish it's
capacity to earn II to il y cent per annum. The
decline to-day is in Erie, Il p cent; Reading, p
cent; Central = cent Cumberland, y cent To-
edo, y cent; Southern, p cent; Gaena, y cent
Rock Island v cent, &c. Illinois Central was in
demand and improved p cent, selling az 1885, State
Stocks are not active, but Missours are p cent bet
ter Virgniss and Calif1ni declined e cent. Rail-
road Bonds are dull and rather heavy.
The mail for the Alps, which steamer has been put
for to morrow, will be lgh:. The inquiry for Ex-
change is very limited, and rates are easier. Some
imum for transactions and some bankers signatures
have been sold from second hands at a lower rate
Continental bills are also heavy.
Freigbts to Liverpool are very dull, though more is
doing to the Continent. The engagements are 300
bbls. Flour at 2s. a 2s. 3D.. Grain at G7kd.; 800
bales Cotton al 7-32 3D.; Bacon and Lard at 22s Cd
o2js.; 40 tuns sailed Hides at 22s. I'd. To London,
500 bbs Flour at 2s. I'D 5000 bushels Grain at 3d.
Onn IL 7 - ~.
OCake ct POS. To Glasgow the rates are 2s Cd. for
Flour, 3d. for GRAIN 30s. 32s. I'd. for Bacon and
Lard, and 35s. for cheese. A vessel to load $1,000
bushels Corn for Cork and market, on private terms.
To Hamburg 80 tcs. Rice d. 25s; l6O tuns Logwood
at 27s. 3D.; 40 tuns measurement Goods, eoo Dds.
Rosin at &c.; 500 bales Cotton at ID. To Bourdesu1,
1000 bushels Cons 23c 800 bbls. Alcohol at ic'i
300 bbls Lard at &C., and 100 boxes Bacon at &C..
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
sl33, 539 o. payments sls2,024 s.; balance, $4,-
5ll 539 -. For the first time in many days the dis
bursemens have exceeded the receipts. Included in
the payments are transfer drafts from Baltimore for
slOOOe0.
The Alps for Liverpool viii probably take Mr. Bel
monts usual renittance--$30 900 $3.50, 900. The
Havana and New-Oreans steamer will take about
100000 in American god for New-Orleani, and
100000 to $iOO 900 in doubloons for Havana. Mean
while the George Law brings si,lOO0oO beside
500 900 belonging here, which went TO New-Oreans
On Wednesday &C, 900 Mexican dollars arrived here
from Vera Cruz. The interior, especially Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore is sending Us considerable
amounts of coin daily exchange being in favor OF this
city, We hear of about 100000 received to-day, AID
notice of more coming tomorrow. The aggregate
receipts of the week probably exceed million and
quarter.
The imports of Dry Goods continue large, al
though less than last week, being $3,s9O,929 against
$2464 800 last year, same week. The details are as
follows: