New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

rn6.tT Ejy JtsItso in the reverse msVenst, So'Su
10 specu stve ssa'es, and WIZ ne e11p'lon q L.
C.o+se LAID Grants when s~sys syY Pshize,o somS
exert with INC fsLcies, :Le deem hss NJ Se."
mpoT.a-.. Mi-soan Soc ts ned through ne
Gsy q. Si, and were very steady. Onios, leu
ressees and Vlrgirias we're quite firm, ana rr'''
Ion higher ID an in rscen. quotations. The nquy Tor
investment Is DOT large but there is no disposition d
press Gales and buyers obliged 20 pay full pr'ce'
for everything which Is beyond the influence oil mere
speculative movements. Quotations for Amerloso
Securities by the Nags-s were better FOR New-fo'h
Central which is gwen AZ s2as3 abou. equal 70
SO here Illinois Central was dull a, II cent dis
count. Er:e share STEADY. There was not an acve
market, the abundance Of money having 81 yet 10
effect on the speculative feelings Of neghbors, any
more than upon people this tide o! the water Inc
closing prices after the Second Board were for Ere,
23t; Residing, IS al; Michigan Southern, % a /;
Preferred, IS; Rock leland IS. e76 Hudson River,
2o3 al; New-York Central So as Toledo, 42l 49,;
Missouri 6s, s4l !, &c.
TIE foreign bill market was dull a. the close at pre-
vious quotations. Sterlirg, lo9 olO9i with some
leading drawers asking 10. Francs ere jl6l c5l2s.
Freghts are easier for Flour. TIE engagements 10
Liverpool l60O bbls. Four a. g. u. as. 3D.,
IL eco busb Gram il shi2s bags a, 3D. ard 20 bales
NOltOD ~ O'lbu. q '-O~I' DtV NEIL ~ 49,
bols Lard e. 25g. To Lordon, 0OO Oh Cake {.
g. 4,d.; 80 tIns Wo9d 3. rs. 81. messwsneA To
Glasgow, 800 bbls. Rosir 81; 500 bbls -Four D. Cd.
BY steamer 5000 bush. Wheat q: 1919 IN chips bags
To Hsmbursh, 100 btls spirits, &c. The charters
have been: brig 5000 bbls. capacity TO G!ssyoE, a;
Sd for grain in shippers bsgs and p. II. for Flour;
bark 20 same por. on prva.e .erns; briggs 20
north side Of Cubsa $751; ard 80 Sugar and Mossse'
NJ I 800 hhio IA Wici Ard Is.
snds a. SOC. e h.
The business Of the Sub-Treasly wss Receipts,
g. 1875, 453 TO- for Customs go eO; and Treasury
Notes, 81 100000; Payments, s274,Gj5 o. Bs snce,
s. sec 3I6 ca, against 1853 $50 .sst Saturday.
BY the set Of Congress authorizing the issue Of
Treasury Notes ne Secretary authorized 70 reissge
any which had been paid to the Treasury for duties.
Under this authority he accepted BID inside today for
three millions ct a 8 cent interest dispatch was
received this morning by tae Sub-Tressurer, Mr..
Cisco, asking if this smoun: could he negotiated, srd
IN short tine the list filed up, accepted by the
Secretary SID before the SubTressury Office closed,
81 100 0OO had been dep''ted on account Of the
new issue. OF the three millions, about two aud
qcarter rniloDs were subscribed by banks, savings
banks ard insurance companies. Messrs. Trevor a
Colgate subscribed 800 OOO snd Messrs. Van Vesck,
Read & Drexel $50 SEQ There ye; remain S4,COoOoO
Of the original amount authorized unisued. Bids ior
these will be opened on the ith Of Jure.
Messrs. S.naley g. Bartlett, bankers, have removed
10 No. IL Wall street.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Foreign
Imports at New-YOrk for the week aud since Jen. !:
Fer the Weet. 1886. 1857. 1858.
Dry Goocs.............$l,2 79 IS K6577>2 4762 IA
GtIt.a. Merchandise 2G552D 35ii9.3 1892
To.s for the Week. 3l3 44l69.65S s274S
Pr.vioo,y reportel...... 7ie3oOd6 9lS06n H535252
Since January l..,.. SO lG5i7 &e5 SO ia ei72as2S
TIE Imports it will De seen, continue 10 show l.'ge
decline on the same period OF 1897.
The following s q comparative statement CT the
Exports Exclusive Of specie from New-York 70 foreign
ports for the week snd spce jan. i:
1886. 1851. 1S5S.
Total for the wtGh... 8l4O2 $50 616l151S AeSt Iol
Pr.viou,y Ieported...... A5io742 25sS45n 2iSoz7o
Since Jsa. l.......s1,9la2. s274seOoo s22isasn
Tie following ;able vii compare The exports of tee
eeven principal staple srcles for the week and years
1857. 1S3S.
Weei end's May a. Amount Value. AuonnL vau..