New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

cncfed At shgh. decline ron molLh8 P''ee.'
we're not active. Gseba declined l.. and h1SA iAA'
lc. La Crosse fen Of ic. Bond dealings were mosN!
confined ;oiLe morning Board, and were no, 80 ea
sive usual. The largest transactions were III ~
sour IS, which sold e. the extent OF siO,VOO a.
s q. Milwaukee and Mississippi Second Monsuee
Bonds declined {. & cent. fsthera sudden fah 10 or
within three days. We hear OF pnvste st,e7 ..
Chicago IL At from S. 66i and OF 7s at ~ aSo' oN
the bonds are scarce The stock Of the Cary IMPROVE
ment Company, which hss been tor some 'i"'
upon the free bet a. the Stock Exchange, VS.
yesterday transferred to the regular Att' anu
will now be called dsSy. The stock is IN deniAnd
both here and in BOs,on at IS = rhare. The properly
consist- Of large and valuable tract OF ana II Inc
City Of Chelsea, Immediately adjoining Charies'o""
and Boston It's assets distinct and separate from inc
land-cOmprising cash. about -, 900; houses aDo'I
l2O0O and notes receivable and mortgages tor
S2l0,OOc-foot up an aggregate of 100000 over ana
above all liabilities. The entire debt OF the concern IS
s4j, 7jj, balance Of mortgage running Tor seVerai
wears to the heirs from whom the property was onSh
slly purchased. The land unsold and now owned oy
the Company embraces so acres, which, with the
lands heretofore sold have been extensively improved
All the streets which will be wanted for several years
have been graded, and there now 10 houses upon
the property, with population OF 200. Chelsea, OF
which the Cary village is part, has population oil
rom Is 900 to 1900, a1d e thriving little city r.
cevI II, nourishment from the overflow OF Boston,
h. limits of which are too small to accommodate the
increased number of people. The Cary lands have
thus lar ben .od at an average Of 10 cents per
foot. A, the close of business for the day, the
marke was heavy-more especially for Exc wE.ca
closes at b. For New-York Central the last quota
ton was 81 Michigan Southern 49,; Rock Island
70; Galena 81; Toledo ~; Reading 6l; Cumberland
20, sc. We are now in daily expectation Of further
news rom Europe ard a steamer from California both
OF which are not unlikely 10 exercise favorable n
uence on the stock market. At the last accounts the
arrivals of gold from Australia had been very large,
and the next return from tie Bank Of England can
scarcely fail to show a heavy increase OF coin and
bullion. Unless political disturbances intervene, the
Bank minimum under existing circumstances is likely
to be further reduced for at last accounts it was full
] y cent above rates in the open money market Our
own Banks are also gaining in specie, and the
weekly returns for Monday will doubtlessbe favorable.
With these exciting elements in prospect, renewal
of the excitement and activity at Stock Exchange
within few days is not improbable. Meanwhile the
check which has been nterposed will tend TO render
people who rush Unfortunately into stock specua-
ton little more cautious, and give 10 them real
ling sense of the insecurity of of the fancies OF
Wall street The decline Of 8 day or two past has
been wholesome in its efects-althOugh, ss we view
The unexamped gathering up OF idle capital at central
business points in this country and IN Europe, we stand
yet in more danger of crazy speculation and imitation
n Ine SIvch uaIhrt, than ri serious breakdown in
prices
The foreign Exchange market continues inactive
With al accommodating supply Of bills, and rates tend
downward.
Freights are rather easier. To Liverpool the en-
,acements are = 800 bbs Flour at IL. 3D.; 10000
push. Grain at I'D in bulk and 5000 bush. Corn in
,ags at 4ld 800 bales Cotton at d.; 30 boxes Bacon
i lis I'd; 10 tuns Clover Seed per steamer Wash
ngton at los. To London 30 boxes Bacon at 2s 3D.;
100 boxes Cheese at 30s. To Rotterdam, ~ hhds.
Tobacco at 3Os 100 bbs Lard al &c. = 10; 20 tuns
Measurement, Goods al 32s. 3D. To Glasgow, l. hhds.
ard Oil at 30s. 400 bbls. Rosn at Is. 3D. 20 tuns
ndia Rubber at 21s. I'd
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
PSI. 49, 2i-rom Customs, $4,000 Payments,
,s7 .7sl IS; Balance, 81, ijs, 2j2 OO.
The business of the Clearing House s4 1871 ,2i9.
The notes OF the Atlantic Bank of Portland,
aiken on deposit Of the Metropolitan Bank the same
erms as other Eastern bank notes.
The interest on the bonds of the Terre Haute and |
Richmond Road due LIST March, will be paid by the |:
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Adrian H. Muller will hold his regular auction sale |
# stocks and bonds tomorrow, at Ia o'clock, at
he Merchants Exchange.
). Diapers regular daily sale Of bonds and stocks
will take place Tomorrow Saturday, at l.. o'clock at
he Merchants Exchange. |
Albert II. Nicolsys regular daily auction sale OF |
tocks and bonds will take place tomorrow, Sat |
lrday, at l2l o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The following sales were made al auction this day:
CQO Missouri 6s int added 81
1850 New Orleans City int. added. 1t
9OO California 7 int added. s.s
goo Fast Tennessee and Virginia X K bs int aided o.
1000 CITY hlarysvlle 6s int. added. ~
$500 Milwaukee and Horizon r. r. 7s............... "
5000 Milwaukee Horizon r. r. S. int. added II
2O Great Western Insurance Snp Of l657''..''''''' y
shar,s Atlantic BANK 80
10 hsr,s Bank %
Il ,Lnc, Metropolitan Fire lie. "
y harcs N.wA ok and Harlem r R..... Ut
40 shares Wells Fargo Co.'S Express. ~
OCO Ternrsse %, t eddtd 90
80 Atlantic Mutual lus Scrip o. o..
800 Sun Mutual us soIip OF a.
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