New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19


Central e cert bords e. So 81. and Neg-York
aod Erie 81 mortgage a, -. /. quotes a. follows:
Ilnoi. Cent pr cent 81 81
Illinois Central per een' ls75i.. o. p
inoi. Ceursl 500 s.res % p4d dis.......... 10
Michigan C.n,la ger cent ................ 30 ~
Mieligsn Cr:rs pr eert nks fl-) do ls32exe %
licissn Genital 800 ...:.....'.. % b
Mi. hissn Southern NorS'fl lra'ra per cent a u a
II, ,'rh d. i.eS ly H. ,, 40 Sbarr, p 3
N.yyYork Cer'ti pr eeL sinking nd ........ 3: -
N.yYors ,nirsl pr cent. conyerile, 85i.. ~ 70
N.SYo-k Contra il,o Shares ...........'... 81 :.
Nc,gYofi F,ie ID mort.sge p cent iss5.... y y
fesr.igsu c.n.-a BID d mott CON .ea, 81 20
Penn.yvsna Central sords "a r pr cen; 'er . u u
The L0ndOH Times OF tue ith inst. says;
1.-The funds were fiat this morning al the CON-
Increment OF busaess. tim atelY there was oeg-
ter tone. Conso Tor morey were INST quoted - {,
,boVirg fractional decline rom the closing prlces Oh
Friday; but about the middle of the day they eHpe-
rieDced an Improvement Of !, which was hrmy cup
ported. For tie 30 of June the hnal TRANSACTIONS
were at o.! E. TEE markets were without ACTIVITY,
and the ope atlons which took place were chiefly
in connection with tue approaching settlement.
1.-THE appica'iJns for discount al the Bank to;GAiy
were rather numerous, owing 10 the amount Of bills
falling due in the + ISL India trade, ard the ordinary
demat d in preparation for the til OF the month.
"The olcsitg quotations Of the FrencA Ihree Per
Cents the Paris BOurse this evening were O9 40.
for money and coz Coo. for the end Of the month,
showing recovery Of nearly q cent.
"A further sum of fs2 COO IN bar gold was dra an
from the Bank today for Paris making nearly quar-
day. TIE whole Of the .s:ral An gold by the Irwin
cibl- liSO,O0O has likewise been paicha'ed TOR the
Continent.
"The Credit NIoLIier report Published to day has
Ne. attracted much attention, since. although Il shows
the nominal profit for the past year to have been
$3.50 jlS, out Of which only 100 900 fJr half yearly
dividend at the rate OF q cent has b.en p-i1, 1t
throws only imperfect lig' on the principle upon
whci the valuation of the assets OF the undertaking
Is made. These e7sets at ths end OF the year were
put At E56Gi,632, and it IL admitted that the
subiequeDt depreciation hiss been such IS would rem
der it unjustfable to make a, present my distfibu-
tor
The Londou Daay N,~s Of the same lay remarks:
1t is confidently stated that definite agrangem mt
has been concluded between the Government ald the
Balk of England, by which The latter takes the en-
tire two millions Of excbequer bends about 10 be GRO
sted. No public subscription therefore vii c7 invited
Tie point of immediate interest 10 Commercial circles
and 10 the Sock Exchange L. that the oders oil eX-
chequer bonds, who will be paid off on Saturday next,
must be driven into new investments. Tie am)un'
that will be thus added TO the stock of ctpal all AT
is estimated at shout 81 900 900, the Bank being
themselves holders Of 100 600 o., the bonds nov
expiring The rate Of ntees. borne by the bonds
which Ire Bank bss agreed to take il, we are in
formed 81 = cent The large mass of Inoa bile nov
arriving at maturity TO have been well met. The
general demsrd for money 70 day, partly 10 Prepsra
ton for to- morrow was to fair extent, and ed 10
rather numerous applications at the BANK, Dut
the open market Ist-cass bulls are san discounted
as low as - & cent. II is stated that the Republic
Of Chill conempa;es raising loan OF OOo IN
Europe The credit of tnis State j. good
In relation to the Cotton movement the circular OF
Dir. VIM p. Wright ssys
CRoP &c-Since my last the OhiJ snG pper s''ppi htye
risen stsn, but not 10 great hight ts stt1eI az III ti
second ri.e. Lower Mississippi vii therefore continue to
high the remainder this m0nth 20 permit the existing ere
BE- s'oPred OF ihe danger Of general unda
ton cotton auds cannot BE- considered as teua'u as
the sunual Gi.e the Missouri h.s yet occurred must -
peAmy last reusks that the damage lar uuo'tsn1 as
bearing upon the whole crop.
After frequent rain. for week past .ae weather con:ialss
the whaeyer m ht have been -d month
Of the prospect Of very forward crop must now De
continue be free and the ota into the p1rs no"
81 co bales against at the same time '' yea
$4,000 Next week further excess wall Ge sh9S q. we
know feesrsph the weeks receipts in New Orleans ali
Mobile exceed tie receipts in s the ports The same week a''
season.
7 COO bales against "A eo period last season 40
Frsuce there cleared 1900 bales the past week and the
s e.5 ;. .l .b t I fedesd Se
The following statement Ct tue noyemeH: IN Cotton 'noe
tie Is September s ,sIP. s I'm ~ ;.0Ii s35!y 1854.
Reed $, Ports....ess0 26i2@0 929,c0 3;soUV 192eS
EI 20 CT BIN. II 5000 l2?too0 $1,000 liS5g0 I9tS
f. To-. t. f fSs5 { pi $500 eco 1890 5000 aSS S $500
OWN dnn; tie past We < included in the above:
Recda Ports. SO 5000 500 @ SS 1000 SSS
K,!oG ft Ba' T fs,SS 500 I SSS Zoo Zoo %
X X to o ts-1 pi. 500 5000 5000 $3.50 mSoS
T9;. Export. go $50 b 800 D. o,red Win
last year 24oOO bales ExPogtsncres'e 70 Great Britain
decrease France o decrease 70 other foreign Po
es CO., Totsl increase il exports $500 bales
Tie 81. Paul Advertiser learns that Edmund Rice
has completed negotiations in NewYOrk for the con-
,truction of 80 miles of the Minnesota aud Pacific
Road. 10 commerce Immediately. aud be completed
before the ls of December and for this purpose the
contractors have engaged TO put 500 hands on the
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