New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

'"f' SseWtLr c)mrutd win bui thsu1 '-tN''
BIZ n 'he odj uirment, aid the xIoe market c.osea
nsd. though neither bupysni ror active. lie o.h-
rovs Ine1t fJr tie Day eubriced large sales oil hs
s,uIs wtt'h touched So a. the Fiftt Boad, ous were
IL deuaui al 81 ~ the seceSl. Ia other siise ssour
ties the bunes' wa light but generally Of i'e OF 10
concerion froci prices previously ruling. IL O'o9se
Lane Grants declined 10 80 in the morning, but were III
dersnd at the quotation, and At the Sc ond Board up
again to "a. The Investigating Committee ispoi'
in the Wisconsin Legislature hes had an aiver'e
effect the Bcrds for c day or two r'st lac iaNy-
rg movements Of tie day are partly the result OF pur-
cha.es by the short nteres 70 contracts wh'ch
at present prceo pay fair profits trS partly on account
of Tire forts made by few les1iog bull operators 10
serl the downward current. IL e doubt the csse,
too that moderate member Of outside orders hsve
been attracted by the lower hgures established, bu.
the evidences Of any important support to the market
fom the public are NOT visible as yet. is quite ma
tural 10 anticipate GONE reco from so sudden fall in
prices bt the operations do not convey the impression
of Intrinsic strength in the market, notwithstanding toe
continuance Of the money plethora. Sensible people
rdicue the IDEA o. wer between England and the
United Ststes two nations so intimately connected IN
business relations but TIE constant agitation OF the
subject Throughout the land causes degree OF dis
quieude which is not without it's adverse influence on
the Stock market. The closing prices were for Ere
81! d2ls; Reading A a AL Michigan Southern 23l
3d. Preferred IS; Harlem River 29l a 9I; Rock
Island 75l a75s; Galena s9as9l; Toledo AZ a424;
New-YoIk Central 81 as4s Missouri Is 81 dSit, &C.
The transactions in foreign bills for the Wednesday
packet have been less than was anticipated for this
favorite steamer and the market closes dull at al
cent decline. The supply Of Commercial and Bank
Sterling has been large, while the demand for remit
lance hss been moderate The leading drawers ask lO9l
al1O, butp,ornent bank signatures have been sold a.
l09l a 1O9s, and first class Commercial bills at 1890
1901; Francs ere 16l a512l
Freghts are heavy To Liverpool, 600 bbls. Flour,
at about 2s. 3d. a. 800 bush. GRAIN at Cd. in bulk
and 9ld. in ships bags $40 square bales Cotton, at
Sled; 80 bsles Sea Island at ID 800 boxes Cheese,
at 3Os % bbls. Lard OIL at 25s To London, Is tuns
Bone Dust at 22s Cd; 80 boxes Bacon at 25s.; %
hhds. Tobacco, at De. each. To 6ssgow, 500 bbs.
Flour, at %. 3D. 2s. Cd. 200 tcs Beef at g. brig
with GRAIN to Bristol, at 9Id. in ships bags; brig
with 70 0C0 bush. Grain TO Liverpool at go. in bags
foreign bark tothe British Channel with 6 600 BUSH
Grain, in bulk, al SD schooner with 100 900 Brick
to Sagua La Grande, at 81 30 Z NJ. brig TO Spain,
with 1900 bbls. Flour, at 6Oc T. bbl. 300 bbs. Run,
at &c. y gall - tuDs Measurement Goods, at 2oc. t
foot brig from Doboy to Yarmouth, Maine, with
Yellow Pine Lumber s. 80; aschooner Of $50 tuns
to Porto Rico and back iOo. for Sugar aud 50 for
Molasses; brig of 200 bbls. TO Windward Islands,
at 55c. y bbl.; one of 600 bbs. to do, at 60c.;
schooner to Bangor, Maine, with Flour, at 15c, and
Oats at 2lc; small schooner to Jacksonville, Flor
ids and back with Flooring, at So; a schooner from
Bucksvlle TO Havana, with resawed Lumber, at Sll;
brig 70 Trinidad ard back at BIC. for Sugar and s.
for Molssses; brig Of 200 tuns to Havana, at -;
schooner TO Turks Island and back with Salt at l2lc
schooner out to Csrdenas, at &c. for hid. Shocks;
chip with Tobacco from City Point to Venice, at 4Os
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$6eS, 27S sO-$5i 600 from Customs; Payments, $i79
239 $3.50, 900 for Treasury Notes; Balance $685.
$50 Co. The receipts include the deposits for the
mander of the new issue Of Treasury Notes.
Albert II. Nicolay's regular daily auction sale of
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow lWednes-
day. at 10 o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers regular daily auction sale of bonds and
stocks will take place tomorrow Wednesday,, at IN
O clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The steamer tomorrow has $3.50, 900 in specie en-
gagged. Messrs. j. & j. Stuart ship 100000 in
sovereigns Messrs. Pickersgl& Co 5000 goo in bars
and Messrs Behrend g. Co. $4,000. The shipment is
not as large as was anticipated.
meeting of the stockholders of the NewYork and
Astor place, on Thursday evening, June 3, at u
clock to hear the semi-annua statement of the bust
mesa Of the Road ard consult or the financial condition
of the Company.
The transfer books Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad Company will open on Thursday, 9th Inst,
at the Office, No. AZ Exchange.place.
The business of the Clearing House was $lS OO9, co.
The Metropolitan Certificates are reduced to S75,O0O.
An auction sae of heavy Woolens aud other Clothing
goods for the Fall trade was well after ded to-day and
tie sale went off with considerable spirit. A sale Of
general Dry Goods also attracted considerable atten-
tiop and fair prices were obtained. Mr.. Simeon Ora
per sold to-day a. the Merchants Exchange by order
of Chas. Aug. Davis special receiver nearly Six h1n
ded lote being part of the assets OF the North Amer
lean Banking Company. The sale attracted an i'm
crowd of zeal estate operators and passed off
With spirit. The lots situated in the upper part
of the city, in the neighborhood Of Harlem. They
brought from 500 up to 500 apecs-the inside prics
for Tore lots on nehuudred-an seventeenth street
ard the outside price for lot the corner of Eighth
avenue and One-hundred-a nd-seventeenth street The
average price however, was between $500 and 800.
The prices were considered good.
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive of spece from NewYork to foreign ports for
the week and since Jan. Il:
Total for the weet.....sils675s slic,,ii5 sis5Sis
Previously r.POrted..... 25,sl32z2 74GoOao 22ls55H
Since Jan sa7,io9s8l s2s5dl.8I5 s9,46-I79
The Canandaigua and Elmrs Railroad, equipage
&C., will be sold at auction in the visge of Cansnds
qua on the Sh of July next. twill be sold under fore
ell