New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
TUESDAY, July l3-P. VI.


today in the speculative shares, bu quite steady
and ir for State securities for which the investmen.
demand continues large. Tennessee's went up 10
93 with sales Of % 600 during tue day. There Sa'
fair business also in Missours at yesterdays quo
tstiors and for North CsIolnss and Calf ,rLiss the
market was strorg-the former advancing / t. cent
over Yesterdays quotations. TIE dealings were no,
large in the share securities bat very well dstnb tied
through the list. New-York Central s.tscked by
the bears with considerable vigor, and gave way In
closrg sales bringing up at sis Erie was also ham
mered by the shor. interest but stood up very well
uLder il losing but during the call There WAS sbout
the same ratio OF decline in the other leading
Railway stocks quoted, but very decided break 10
any until toward the close Of the day. The Western
shares had fair market though rather declining one.
Illinois Central sold down to - in the morning. but was
up again 10 &c in the afternoon The movement
amorg the shareholders in Ems lard will doubt be
welcomed by the managers here-cOmting, as they
d. the investigation of all parties interested. Ii the
result Of examination s AZ satisfactory a. that OF
Mr. Fisher e. the stock will be benefited by the pre-
posed action. The Avenue Railroads still attract at
tenton for Investment, and have become quite
scsIce 10 the market. The bids to-day were fof
Eighth-avenue, 1i5; Sixth, 100; Third, ITO
and S. cond, 49, But of the four roads, 1t
will be noticed, is selling under par value,
while the quotson for Eighth aven"" - high enoogn
TO furnish good illustration OF the successful results OF
this mode of locomoton under corporate management.
Horse railways have become of the institutions.
Ct the day and have been infinitely more profitable
than their projectors anticipated. The business of
these roads one of the very few branches which has
not been ured by he crash of last Autumn. Changes
in fortune which have deprived people of their private
bay AT tha I'M 4 M nd al N tba
number Of customers for the cheap aud convenient
horse cars. The earnings of these great city
have consequently increased during period Of general
stsgDation in busines1. At the Second Board the
first transactions indicated fner tone, but this
was Loot as tie session progressed, and immedste-
ly after the adjournment nearly all Of the faIces
offered at decline Of about t. cent. The rescion
TO be the very natural result Of reaza.ions
the part Of those who among toe pitsos of the
rising movement. the advances have been es.ab-
shed by desutory action among the bulls, and no. by
clique movements nor have operations thus far re-
ceved any material support from outsiders, although
the tende icy lie toward ncresse of business among
the commission broken. Taking this slight check as
enc of the temporary resc.ioIs of generally rising
market its effect will bs TO draw ilto the field Of spe
cuation srs and stronger f)ice. The closing quota
tions were for Erie Is alsl Reading 45i 40 New
York Central saSi,, Hudson River q! a1i, To-
ledo 80 $50, Michigan Southern %; a23, Gsena So
aSl, Rock Island ~ asa, Milwaukee and Missile
sppi 20, Panams lOi Pacific Mi. 70, Missouri 6s g. a
So. &c.
The mol for the present packet viii be light one.
The exchange brokers complain Of great dunsss. Tae
quotations, however, have bsen well sustained. Ser
lrg at the close is plenty at 81 al T. cent for first
class sgr aures but at 81 & cent the msrket hiss bsen
swept. Francs are 5.l3i Sill for leading names.
To Liverpool, the engagements of Freight are for
$500 bbs Flour at Is. Cd lie. Cd Is, 900 busb. Grain
at ~. 3D.. 100 bales Coton at l6i d732d. To
London, 200 bsgo Bark at 27s. g., Is ties. Pork al
Be. 3D., 80 boxes Bacon at 2Os, % tuns Olcake al
LIS. cd, 30 tuns Cheese in cabin at 35s. To Grgow
200 bbls. Flour at 81 cd. To Cadiz, 200 bbS Flour
at 50 55c. An American bark TO Csdz with light
Pipe Slaves at s2I. The bark Breuerhsvenis osdipg
with Slaves for Rotterdam al So. A schooner from
Jacksonville to New.York with sawed stuff g.
The business of the SubTressury was: Receipts
1875 2SI$s3 GOO from Customs; Payments, s7s.
l6l 20; Balance, 5,il3,j7S %.
The business OF the Clearing House 10 day was
$l6564 $40.
s. Diapers regular daily suction sale Of bends and
stocks will take place 10 morrow Wednesday, al III
o'clock II the Merchants Exchange.
Adrian H. Muller will hold hs regular auction sale
OF stocks tomorrow, al l2 o'clock, q, the Merchants
Exchange.
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports,
exclusive Of specie from NewYork to foreign ports for
the week and since Jan.
1855. 1857. 1855.
Total for the Week..... 81 ,lle,ssS fS1sH tleol5
Total for mon:hs.... fO1l,V-s y ool ia Sl,bb5e
Since Jan l.........sAlsoe24 eSs624 52s ea2s46 sol
TIE receipts of the Hailem Railroad in June, 1851,
June, eoVS 81
bc,,.s. IN 1855 1851 " I