New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
SATURDAY, Oct. 2-P. VI.

There was no feature OF much importance Al the
Stock Board to-day the dealings being mainly in the
stocks which have been most active during the week,
and which show no marked change The general
tendency Of the market, especially at the Second
Board was downward, the bears making moderate
demonstration, while the parties operating for the
rise did not appear disposed TO act with much energy,
being apparently contented TO sustain the market "a
far as possible whou, buying much stock. The busi-
ness in Central WAS quite large, over four thousand
shares at the Morning Board, but the dealings at
the close at a concession Of y cent on the open
ing prices of the saes. 400 shares regular and
about 400 shares on buyers option. Enc continues
rather inactive and was among the heaviest stocks,
selling, after the second Board a. low a. l53. Tie
expression of our opinion, that this Company might
udicously save large portion of the excessive salary
paid its President, appears to have excited more
feeling in quarters than there was any necessity
for We see no remarkable turptude in holding such
an opinion and none in expressing it. II the question
should ever become of serious discussion, shall
probably wish to be counted in. Pacific Mail and Panama
are losing the prominence which they have held for
some days past, and show no change OF Importance.
Pacific Mail, however, was lower. In Western shares
the movement was limited at quotations about the
same as those of yesterday. Reading closes at f
decline of l. but the purchases being to oconsiderabeex-
tent for Philadelphia account The sales of State stocks
reach some $50 900, at full prices Virginia 93! Ten
nessee 96i Missouri 81 and at private sale Minnesota
lO7 for banking purposes. The only important sales
of Railroad bonds were 900 Lacrosse Land
Grants at &c, at sellers option sale Of Nicaragua
Transit made at l. but at the close the market
was dull and heavy. Erie l6i !, Central slsal,
Reading i7lds, Toledo 3lsal, Panama llsial,
Pacific Mail lOi /, Rock Island 6jd /, GalenasiIa!
Illinois Central 7s, Missouri siiai.
In Exchange there is little or nothing doing. The
market closed heavy.
The market is heavy for freghts and the prices are
lower To Liverpool, IO,OOO bush. Grain at 3ld. 100
bales Cotton at j-32d 600 bbls Rosin at Is 9. 300
boxes Cheese at is Cd; 800 do. Cheese bysesmer
at 4Os To London, L. tuns Seed at is; 1000 bbls
Rosin on private terms. To Glasgow, 1000 bush.
Grain at about Cd. ship was taken up to load with
Cotton at Charleston for Havre at lc.
TIE business of the Sub-Treasury was, Receipts:
1906 9s9 5l-s 600 from Customs; Payment, sil3
lJ2 so; Balance, $ll l0O,9l3 81.
The Vanderbilt took sii7 i67 in specie. The bus- |
ness of the Clearing House was 600. The
SubTreasmer has received notice of $500 900 in drafts
in favor of the san Francisco Treasurer, which have
been sent to California There is rather active !
demand for Treasury Notes tor temporary investment
of idle funds in consequence of the increasing ease in
money and the difficulty Of employing it at better
rates than these Notes yield. A or nearly all the
4. T. cents the market al par and interest have been
taken up, some $4,000 to-day, aud they are now
held at T. cent premium. The T. T. cents are held at
par Call loans are in some cases made at 3 T. cent
We hear OF large loan ON Bill, Receivable at the;
rate with ten day notice but the current rate of
loans is Z cent. Paper il st very AID first
class goes at ie6 q cent, The Bank Statement Of
Monday will probably show further decrease in the
loan line and increase Of specie. The DEPOSIT, Il
not probably show mnch change.
TIE Exports of Specie from TIL. port for the week
ending this day, and ior the year 1853, were .o
lows.
Bris W Wilson Cudsd Bolivar. Anercsn Gold 80 to
Steamer Persia, Liverpool Min Bal-...... 50 80 u
s.suer Persia L,erlso Gold Doars.......... 600
schooner Alma, Jscms- American Gold 81 %
steamer Vanderbilt Hayre American God..... ~ 4o7 10
Total for the week tl.l9 90 q
Previously reported lssS597 Al
Tois, = q n62 III -
We annex comparative statement Of the exports
Exclusive of specie from New-York to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. /:
Es..l 70. h. ss1 ,Sss ~ So, ,sss:
Since January l.....s56a2li! s52siele5 sH7f9gs
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Merchandise at New-loik fer the week,
and since Jan. ]:
Fo, The Heok 1856. 1857. 1855.
DIV Good............... ~. ~ xlcg7. - & -,ss77
General Mercaauoise... le7t So Iss8 08S opsj0j
Total for Week. s2sgs7l s2rsg5l sSS8s6n I.
Previously repoited. leISA4i N-i.&i lt9.js0e56 /
Since Jsuusry I...sI7os22 rs slS5o7s58 sll2aisis I
The following table will compare the ezpor;s Of tie
seven principal staple articles for the week sud YEAR
1857. 1855.
Week enC'z sept u. AmotLt Value. Ams kslge.
Cotton hses........ 27p alslS9 o5 45W7 /
Flour bbs........... $50 lep. 81 3.i1i l.425S
Whes,. Su.h.........Is.7se I5r5 y.s2 43SS
Corn hu.h........... IS .2,oS "a Si2
Pork bbl.. aud tes... ool Sos- -vi q json
Total. ....... .... s6oi,37 ..- sssIS5
D.,res~ OF week =. compared with iAa Of ISL s35 -.
The following Is comparative statement of the
xslpe of exports from the of the year
10 Sept. 80:
roton..... s,1o6,S1r so--Stul S2jigigg
Four...... 5.li9.9-i -ls-.- tles'5is ......
roru Mesl 1888 loosE S-ie" ......
" heat. 276o.l9l -s-G2 le26Sl ......
rorn ...... l59SS l,+aola -. N.17
Ref. 7USse5 FSui 2sltH .....
pe,l ~ sT.Sc. s6,f57 s5,C75 ......
Total $lses4s2 s7G7,75o $6si34 sas0gI6
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