New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

early sale,, bat became rstf % s.
fore the sdjouInm.n.. L.. a..,sd :, Is be. was
ozn sgsil from 10 :, - .,,.. sbos:ng firm
Dets rather than - p,.-sss ..4.d7
=. f,em2O43C yen y. HGss.n nv = >,
q L. III .. viii mali stles Readiog went up 20
no. DD' ~ p'in; WIS pressed shsPiy By he bea's'
@'u "'e irs zion LIVER in closo sciots. ell
gun Ass'h'.rn Common srd Preferred Socks wee
e''re ftcsdy and !sther frner The success OF tae
Lrch<Ii party in the anpsia election bad been anl
cipaSd, al.horgh not expected 10 be so largely "a ne
majority Rcet Island Of The s:r5rges, st'ak'
er the leg, tId sod W 10 7e3 on the csi :housn
slightly lower sf:erwarc. Little doubt is en.s 1an-d
Of re resumption Of regular d!viie1ds OF and sie'
Octobe: re1; Galepc steady, ba, no, a prominent
stock in the operations. Toledo sod at s5oc; yeser
dsy's quotations, end vas steady. MIwa1kee ana
Mississippi declined fraction and was offered freely
serers optiope. The circular OF the Pies.dsn''
which will be distributed within day or Two, s.s;es
the fl sipg deb. a: $500 900. To p.y this tns Com
paDy Offers the came amouD. in third mortgage binds
at psr payable 10 1862 the ssus TO this extent to be
proe cted by the earnings OF the roai after psyiog
ineres. and expenses which il lie estimated will De SUI
icient 10 extinguish the amount &. bsfore maturity
The whole OF the third mortgage q 800 600,
and tie balance 81 300 O0O is T. he applied to the
bobdf payable in lsGO and the second mortgage bonds
pay able in 1862. The net earnings OF tie las, yssr
were $4,000, AID he in.eres: on bonds VII be
$4s6,CCO. The net earnisgs of TIE present yesr
are estimated at 5000 OO which WI; leave $4,000 -
be applied toward the extinction Of he 500 900 h-st
named. The interest on the Milwaukee City Bonds
and the Farm Mortgages ss1ed to tbis roai IS post
poned for the preeDt Al the Second Board the market
Nth sc.iy ify No
and Erie were most prominent in the Transactions.
Rock Island wsD; up 70 II, and was quite s.Torg.
Milwaukee AID Mississippi, in consequence OF the IN.
favorable cons;iu ,on Of the exhibit above referred to,
declined to 3OI and after the Board sod at 80. The
butness in Bonds not large, BAT there is steady
inquiry for favo.e State ana City Stocks. In Railway
BONDS the changes unimportant, excepting in L.
Crosse LAID Grants which improved II 32i. Erie
bonds, 49, were very heavy Tie closing prices FOR
the day were, for Erie %, Reading Al, Ne~-York
Central S9l, Rock Island H. Hudson River 3Oi Toledo
A., Mich ean Southern 24l, Preferre 49, G.lsna Ssi
Panama lG7l Delaware and Hudson l0J, Mississippi
6s S255 La Crosse Land Grants 32l Sc.
There lie nothing yet doing in foreign bills for the SAL
urday steamer. Quotations nomnally steady
Freights are very firm and less active. To LIVER
pool tine engagements 900 Obs. Flour, at Id
II 400 bush. Wheat, at SD in bulk. To London, 200
tee. India Beef at &c. 3d.. so tcs Prime Mess Beef a;
ST. 3D.; IS tee Rice at LIS. 3D.. 40 tvrs Logwood, at
20s. To glasgow, 800 bible. Flour per steamer, a,
D. 3d. 2s. I'd. Two vessels to Bremen with 1000
light Pipe Slaves, at So; schooner to Paraguay ana
back, private terms; brig OF 200 tuns, home from
CieLfuegos at 81 so for Molasses vessel to Turks
Island and back, at IL &C. for Salt. To Bremen, 300
bbls. Sphi its, at &c.
TIE business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$9l, 1893 42-s3l goo from Customs; Payments $685.,
4S7 $50 600 California drafts Balance g, 2I5 4S7
90. Ofthe disbursements 5000 600 we're sent TO Wash
ipgtop.
Albert II. NicOlsys regular daily suction sale OF
s:ocks and b nds Will take place tomorrow Friday, at
i2I O'clock ct the Merchants Exchange.
S. Drspe,'s regular daily auction sale of bonds and
stocks will take place morrow, Fisy at l2l O'Clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
TIE Money market presents the same feat Ies OF
excessive supply and limited demand as heretofore re-
ported. Discount rates ior paper remain nomiaay the
zane, the range extending from to = cent 10: paper
of prime qusliy, and everything OF acceptable stamp
passing readily within these gures On call, the mar
ct is gutted with offerings, and almost any amount
,ar be borrowed on good securities by responsible
parties at from to y cent. The supply OF capit4
4 brief is overhowingy abundant in the banks and IN
he street. The fashion OF the times now gives the
nder enden position to the borrower, who now re-
ceyes applications instead of making them. This is
ocular change sioce last October. II s evident
hat no material disturbance Of the gathered millions Of
die capital the central points of trade in the country
,an be expected before Autumn. Meantime, the ten
,epcy j. to cheaper rates.
The business of the Clearing House today was |
lls, 475, s4i. The Arabia briggs about $1,000 in
specie, which is certainly not needed here Inc Kan
CARGO now due, hss $4,000. The gold receivers ap-
pear to anticipate resumption OF specie shipments 70
Europe, ss all the large deposors at the Assay Office
,al for bars instead of coin. The Farmers Bank o.
Hudson has declared dividend of g cent, payable
10Th Of May next. The uncurrent money movement |
appears to be working favorably for the mercantile
community. although the old monopoles may be
broken DID, The establishment Of the Asserting House
1t Albany which comes in competition with the Metro
,otan. has reduced the street rate OF discount on
State ard Eastern money and now the Bank OF MUTUAL
Redemption at Boston, which has been on the stocks
or several wears has been launched, and will divide
lie ,eeemptions in Boston with the Suffolk. This |
bank has capital of $500, OOO which has been sub.
c,bed by the other country and city banks, and the
Directors are all bank officers. The metropolitan has
INST Issued the annexed circular to the country banks
MErRoPoLr1AS BANK,
NEw-YoRX, May |, 1858.
DEAR Sir: From this date the Metropolitan Bank |
viii t.ke fiom you, if sent direct such New-York
State money you may receive in the regular course
AZ vour business at / of | = cent tnsead OF t. as
heretofore J, and allow you on your redemptions at
New jersey money, bills at par in Philadelphia, and
New. England money, also taken ct !; 80,
To other parties the former rate e cent-will be
a,oed fhe tendency of this will of course, be to
Keep the price of exchange on New-fork the same as
:, Irssenf With respect,
81 pr'.e"'' GEORGE l. sENEY, Cashier.
A., &c ,be hanks connected with the Asserting |