New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13
SATURDAY. July LIP. N


There was rather firm feeling In the STOCK market
this morning, and in some an Improvement was
experienced. Cash stock of the leading fancies in
demand but there disposition to put out sellers
options especially in Erie and Southern Michigan.
The difference in the latter stock between the opening
and seller thirty is per cent. The bulls believe that
the shorts will find considerable difficulty in making
deliveries at the opening. The closing prices were AZ
for Southern, 2i for Erie, 76l for Reading, and
800 for Central For Illinois Centcal 100 bid. After
the Second Board there was no very marked change
but the market was weak.
The market closed heavy for Exchange, and leading
sterling bills were sold at 81 per cent. Francs are
quiet.
Freights are dull at nominal rates. There is very
little merchandise offering. The engagements to
Liverpool include Flour at 3d. Grain at 3D., 4oo bales
Cotton at $751; 80 tuns Oil Cake at rs. Cd. To London,
60 ties. Beef, 3O4 ID. y terce, at &c. A brig was
chartered for Malaga and back on terms rot made
public.
The business of the Sub. Treasury was: Receipts,
$4Sl 1899 Sc; Payments $26l 407 %; Balance, &c.
Sol 1899 co. against lOs4l 2l7 last week, showing
loss to the street of 1882 60.
The receipts of tue La Crosse and Milwaukee Raj.
road Company, Eastern division,
For June $50 IS
For month last yesr................ 1868 81
Increase........................ Az 70
Earnings Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad for the month of
June June 1857 ,....................."$7ssgs
Increase. ...."..................... SCI 40
Earnings Of Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Tor
the month of
JUL .eof. %
June, oi4ol 81
Increase. si,4eo 81
The earnings of the Chicago st. Paul and Fond du
Lac Railroad Company for June, were as follows:
June 1857 80 ~
June ls5s....'...'.... Xf0os o.
Increase. .ess.so2 81
The business of the Michigan Southern Railroad
Company for June was as follows:
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F5eish5 iosasa z 7ssss@
Nrceusneeus' ''........ 6sS 70 49, 81
ro,.......::...."sas7.saa "a s24,nssi
The earnings of this road for tie first week Of july
were: -
Passengers. "...................,."eSm
iV,fS
Total. S4.IA
For the corresponding week of 1856, they were:
Passengers
Freight. AN"f
Total.
Increase. S<of
The earnings OF the Hudson RIVER Road Ii June
show but little variation from June last year.
The result of the business Of the Norwich and Wor-
cester Railroad fer the six months ending 3lst May is
$4,000 net after all expenses and interest The old
Board of Directors has been reelected with the excep-
ton Of Mr.. White, appointed Consul to Lyons.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
Foreign Imports at the port Of New-York for the
week and since Januaryl:
Dry goods. &l,Zl649i $2109l3 &akSo0
| General Merchandise. 22t9,6f 22la6i S,252666
Total for the week..... &3.f5a6S e49179 e7eS5666
Previously reported.." 67,ASSlS lW,5HSH lli504i5
Since Jan $40 sss7l eli2 4sS 10 ela2 2s5 Osl
The following is comparative statement Of the
Exports Exclusive of spece) from NewYork to for
eign ports for the week, and since Jan.l:
ro,., sor m. veel ssSs6ii si2sSN si,iiss7s
PSeSioS.ly Teported.... s2o2zi77 assAsai S,1iols
Since Ian s6osis sss,i5s@i s3s 5s3 sos
The following is q comparative statement Of the