New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
make: is very materially Affected BY he quo's'1ots
Europe, and as ,hs .hGes there are quoted at tseT


EuoYe, and as the shares there are quoted at oaeF
cen. d.ooun. instead of rsr ss was predicted by m.ny
woad be he case corresponding decline 'ook P1Ace
here. Galers and Chicsgo teeus 20 Be & iaVons /"
investment. andsthough quotations .odsy show ashsn'
decline from former prioes, ye. there wss &c. mach
dspostoL among .he bean TO hammer his stock sni
at the clOse Of The cal tie prce had rallied y cen:
rom opening ssles. Cleveland ard To.edo slows
decline Of about = cent, and registered sales OF
about 800 shares. The uovsmen: IN Chicago and
Rock Is.Ard Was very active and he trarsscHoLs
large. The decline Il this ttock been very RAPID,
and has been attributed to several causes beside the
general tendency Of he msrhe. toward lower pncss'
The impression seems 10 prevail geneEa-y mat
some strong parties, who have for month or :wo
teeL finn supporters and large buyers Of tbs st"ck'
have sold OUT and the decline naturally caused BY the
putting upon the market such large amour. Of s:ock
has been aided by TIE sales Of eoElms.i.r brokers
for parties whose margins had been exhausted.
Immediately after the sdjourrmen. Of the Frs: Board,
there wss quite .mar rally, ard Erie sold e. high IS
2s!, bat the rse wss temporary, and between TIE
Boards prices were steady ard the market Gull. A,
the Second Board prices generally were little higher
than il the morning but there was no material cnsnge'
There seemed 70 be an Increasing short interest n
New-York Central and sale Of 900 shares Tss
made at 90i sellers option N sixty days, by lea1ing
operator no yesterday sold 600 shares of the same
stock at 9l seller sixty days The closing pnces 10
the street were for Erie 2si Cumberland 1876 Reading
So New.Yo-k Central 9l.; Michigan Southern 2li
Cleveland and Toledo 4j4 81 Hudson River 2oti
Chicago and Rock leland 'J., &c.
The Transactions in foreign exchange per tae Man.
gsroo were moderate, and quotations closed heavy
Very few if any GALES Of sterling were made ABOVE IV',
while some document bills sold a. low e lCJ. TIE
bulk Of the busness was ct lO6dlO7. Francs do not
show much change. The quotations are '.2Jdo'Hi'
There s a large supply OF bills over.
Freights are quiet. To Liverpool the engagements
are 1900 bush. Grain at 3D. in ships bags Cotton at
3-I6d a 7.32d.; 400 boxes Bacon at La Cd: 100
bbls. Pork at 2s. 3D.; 900 tcs. Rice a. 2Os.
Tie business Of the Sub-Trsssury wss Receipts,
$639 396 43-trom Customs $53 COO; Payment, 49,
652 l3; Balance, t5,ss3,33 80.
The Ter1e Haute and Alton Railroad Company are
prepared 10 ssue bonds for the coupons Of the second
mortgage bonds Of that Company, due February
and August J. 1853 and also for the coupons of the
second mortgage bonds of the Bellevile and Illinois
town Road, due Let May and ls, Nov, 1853, also on
the 10 p cent Sinking Fund bonds, due Nov. 1857,
ard May and Nov, 1853. The interest due let April
prox. on the frst mortgage bonds Of the Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad we understand, will be
promptly met. The interest due at the same time on
the Construction bonds of the Illinois Central Rosd
also provided for. Messrs. Wnslow, Laner q Co. ad-
vertse in another column for $50 600 Indiana cent
Bank Bonds Attention is asked for the advertisement,
in another part Of this paper of Peoris and Oquawka
T. cent bonds for sale by Messrs. Clark, Dodge 4
Co. The Arabia brought about gil 900 in gold the
first wave Of the returning specie current. The prn-
tba tota 1o1t of m
ring on the lst April prox will be paid at the Bark
Of North America. The Legislature OF New-Jersey at
the last momet OF the session. added the State bonds
of Iowa y cents to the list of securities receivable
for circulation under the reebank law, and $4,000
have already been taken for that purpose at 1854 OF
the receipts at the Sub-Tressury to-day, $35OoO
was on account of the new Treasury notes.
A large portion of these notes are now out
of fret hands, having been sold at idl pre-
MUM on the 404I y cent notes aud tai
premium on 5 = cent notee. The demand for the D Y
cent notes s quite active. Ths 3 y cent is.ue are
steady at ldf y cent discount. The disbursement OF
the proceeds of the last issue will 60 rapidly. No
tces Of drafts the amount of $500 were received
ct the SubTreasury to-day Of which $500, 600 was
transfer draft in favor of the Norfolk SubTreasurer.
The proceeds were sent to that point to-day. The
business of the Clearing House els 365 l55. The
Metropolitan Certificates are reduced to $4,000,
against 600 last Saturday. The decrease since
LIST Janusry has been sio55,OOO The Balls Head
Bank has declared sem.annual dividend of e cent,
PAYABLE Ist proxmo. The public sales of real estate
for the week only add up s2l5,42l. The prices show
no change to note There is not much property press
ing on the market for sale but large number Of stores
are unoccuped. The notes of the Dover Plains Bank
are redeemed at par at the Broadway Bank.
The following i. comparative statement Of the
Foreign Imports at NewYork for the week and since
Januaryl:
Fo- the Week 1896. 1917. ISoS.,
loobu44 rlooIioo soHtt<
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