New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

wxDsEsoAr. May l3-p. m.

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There was considerable activity at the Morning
Beard III Egie, Toledo and Southern Michigan. The
Opening prices being lower than yesterday, but higher
at the close At the second Board, some OF the
fancies were scarcely sustained. and the market
closed dull. The most marked change of the day Wa
in Pittsburgh, which under various unfsvorsble ru.
mors, sold down to "A from &C. but revived a. the u
Board TO i5i. OF Erie the sales reached 500
shares, of which one party took very largo
amount The market opened at an advanced
TO All; closing at Az, the price of yester'
day Southern Michigan WAS very strong 10
the morning, touching 6Sl. Al the Second Board
fell back to Oh but closed at g. bid The gusran-
teed stock was bid for at 90 buyer sixty and offered
at 90. seller sixty. Toledo cash stock continues
| scarce, and the market is steady. Illinois Central
continues among the irnest stocks, and advanced 10
1911 Reading is not active. and is without change 81
Importance. New-York Central was quite weak.
| selling a. low SO, seller three-a decline OF I
| cent Nicaragua improved p cent Railroad Bonds
and State Stocks were very inactive. The uneKpsc<-
edly large shipment of gold by the Africa had ~ I'M
favorable influence early in the day, which was partly
neurazed in the afternoon by the toegrsphed amount
coming by the George Law, which exceeds tho
general anticipation by some 100000
In Exchange there is nothing of importance doing
Rates unchanged.
Freiehts are nominally the same. To Liverpool,
500 bbs Flour at Cd 400 bales Cotton at p. bsei
800 do Sea Island at 3D.; 200 bbls. Rosn at 6di
900 Slaves at Dos. To Bremen 200 bales Cotton s
&c. To Hamburg, 30 tuns Logwood at l5s. vsssd
of COO tuns from St. Stephens to Bristol Channel With
Deal at 6s per feet; one Of $50 tuns from Ssvas-
nah to Trinidad and back with Sugar at 5Oc ves-
sci from Jacksonville to New.York with Sawed Lam
q A. raat A abin from OuaheC In Rrixk0
Channel with Deal at SIS. schooner Of % tun 70
st. Domingo and back for 81 $50. vessel for Lsbos
| with Slaves at $3j.
| The business Of the Sub-Treasury RecciptS.
1904, 95s 81 payments, 1853 1872 81; balance $4.o6.
| 425 10.
Mr. Albert ii, Nicolays regular semi-weeky suctioa
sale Of Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow
| Thursday at l2i O'Clock, at the Merchants hx'
| change.
The receipts Of the Lake Erie, Wabash aad West.
| em Railroad for April were "a follows:
Psssensers..... sl7e7s % Erpress........ slsos ~
| treish........'... 2Sido Sl u -. -
| The Directors Of the Pacific Fire Insurance Com
pany have declared dividend Of 10 cent, payable
| June |.
| SIG p share.
elected President of the Manhattan Life Insurance
Company. There wa no change made in the o6iosss.
This Office has been in existence years. ssd has
been highly successful
Tho amount Of Michigan Southern guaranteed stock
subscribed for now reaches 90 3J7 shares, g. 100
which is more than was asked from home stockho,d-
ers. The books have still to remain open dsys.
which will probably carry the subscription beyond
four millions. Among the subscribers are Daaiai
Drew, additional COO shares; Chas. BurkhateS. ~
shares; c. ID. Mathews, 200 shares; NJ. Vasssx. ~
shares A. Lester 300 shares; G. Butler 100 shsresi
Thos. Dursnt, 200 shares; J. Catln, 100 shares q.
W. Newell, 500 shares; +. Holmes, 200 shares SO.
This has certainly been ono Of the most suoossfA
railroad n>sotiationa made for q long time And he
proceeds, 900 in cash. together with the ethor
available assets Of the Company relieves the manage
ment from the pressure of the floating debt, And
enables them to operate the road to place it In it,
just rank among our railroad stocks. The Company
have .sued the following notice:
OFFICE or Tnx MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND RosTHxss
NEw-Yosx, Msy Is 1857
ebes to the Guasneed ocI Of this Company kset1
notified h. the cent 'toss p-y%sn. on The .%Gr.s q ~
JOHN A. C. GRAY. Tr..,srs<.
Inc AiiiCh tO-udF lOtk l,OOO o IN gotu, WHOM
$4,000 larger than it anticipated would
shipped. We hear Of some shipments on Saturday
but the amount is not yet determined; we shall, ~
doubt lose during the week than The CsltforHa
delivery.
The business Of the Clearinghouse was IN. 43y 90.
None. continues in easy supply with some seuv-
ity. Theye il feature 70 no1ice.
The following is the list Of roads which have agreeA
To pass free the holders of invitation tickets 10 tie
opening Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad betwena
Cincinnati srd ST. Louis.
Bstimore Ohio Madison a Indisasposa
Benao Enc. Mad River Lsts Ens, o..
bohslo Div-h.f Erie r X Marietta Cincnnst,
Central Ohio, Mich, southern ksrb isAs
Chicago. Alton IT Lous Michigan CentrL
Chicago Rock Isaod New Jsrsey g 3. frsas o..
Gin, Hamilton Dayton, Csnten Ameoy
Cleveland Toledo, Norwich a Worcestss
Clsyel,ud Columbus 4 Gin NJ Albany 4 Salem.
Cleveland Pittsburgh New Yon y< ur.
Cleveland Ere Hev.Yort nsNen'
Covnston Lexington. Eew.fort y LIE
Evansville CTsvorlsvfe Yssths h.alrysc ~ nsyS
Great Western q Canada. rnha W.Hsns.yn nsss
1nS.on ~, " '' Pennsyivanis Pittsbargh
iil-,i. csns-,, Steut-nyle l. Isdsna
Indianapolis Cincinnati 1o.-ooi ~. a q =. -.
.,is 49, Ceiuuabus1 Xsnix New fork Mes Haven
These roads will pass the guests Of the Enc and Mis-
.ss;pp road on any day after The 18th May going out.
and before the I6h June returning. The guest cen
either take the Hudson River RAiLosd, or tho HAriso
Railroad from New-Yoh 10 Albany. tAeuoe over the
Nee -Yo,k Ceo1I Railroad. or 60 By the hsw-Yok