New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
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There ~ss marked dimnuiiop Of business Al ths
Stock E1cnans:: today, aP3 IN opening transact
further cOue'-sior c.., bu, tae market gradually
'treng'nened .ud as each call cloeed there NE7 pr
ce.p" bongs in the tone an1 currsn, Of the deaHs7'
,,ss evident from the canton displayed b. ';H1I-'
and tho more oopfien. movements Of bnyeF', thAI ih7
r,svsI,,t sentiment a. the Board was IN iaV0ro a"
recovery in ono,sons and the besIa''oo oi t'e
bnu, b.s beer more decided until this point OF rA!
sbouu he more definitely established. spne'h-'g oi
this conviction. that points Of recovery hai been
toocld no doubt had GIL nf lence upon business later
&, The dsv-vbep the volume Of trade received ms
,erial ;ucres.e and prices were much better and
,,o,oer all r,und Al The fI-t Board tie early -h.ee
of Ney.york Central were made a. low a. ~, from
which min, the stock became hmer, gradually work
ing m to -! in closing transactions. Resdog'
witch far several davs has beer OF the most active
.,ocks On the list chonged hands only TO tbs esen, o
aho,l $40 shares but wss ~ the few "lhch hJt
only maintained prices Of the deyIryipus but showed
small advance over any quotations Of tina. day Ere
declined TO l6s but was not prominently before Tue
Board. The Western .hares, taking the key note oi
the market from the operations in N-T-lork CsniTA,
had ia nearly every instance, q moderately improving
tendency after the first sales. OF these Caens "no
Rock Island were the most active. Harlem ~as s'esIy
at l2l for the common stock. Another injunction
was placed upon the Common Council today, and tsl
BODY is once more under temporary restraint a. 10 &c
ton oil the question OF using steam power below to.y
second street. ietveen the seseiois the apparent
turning Of the market brought an influx OF new buy
err ard prices in the Street improved consderabiy,
giving to the Second Board much larger business
and more buoysnt tone. New-lork Central, under
this improved feeling, went mp easily 10 St. though
acarcey holding this 20 ota,lon at the close Pacic Nal
Jumped up again 10 1861 and for Ere, H1l-Dn River
Harlem. Reading, Galens, Rock Island. &e the quo
taticrs were from lai e cent higher, with good
degree OF activity and vgor throughout. The busi'
ness in Bonds ws under the average for tie dsy bn,
there was slight adv in most Of those qaoied.
State stOcks especially were very frn some OF The
qhorts were free buyers of stock during tie day. while
others Of the bear patty were qnie a resdyto pm oni
rew contracts at the lower prices e-ia0fhed. Upon
the whole, the short interest has rather IN
creased than diminished within two or thee
days past The closing prices were: For
Ncw-YGk Central, sGI asGli Erie, l6l lal7; Read
ing 52l 522 Michigan Southern, 2ii S2ili Pre-
ferred fo., 5ldjp, Pacific Mail lO6! 1866 Pan
ann, lal l2l.; Toledo 3ia a3i; Hudson River %.
a33.; Canton, u! a2l Cumberland, l9l l9i; Rock
leland, %! q 6s;; Galena soI dSO;; Michigan Cen
tral, So, a5s. Missouri 6s, So ds9i Virginia 6',
9JSG Illinois Central Bonds, 90 G96i, &c
Tie market for Foreign Bis closed heavy with
considerable amount of bills over. The top rate for
Sterling il I09;, ard good commercial signatures can
be had at IO9alO?i e cent. Francs aro dull at 5i5
a5l2i.
Freights ATE dull end unsettled. ToLyeTocl, LOO
bales Cotton Of 3-l6a 732d 300 bYs Cheese az ~. ID.
To London. 100 bbls OIL at 2s. Cd. IS boxes Tobacco
-. IN Ni.af. .fna.z a.. IT.,
Antwerp. 500 bbl- Rosin at 3s 3D. 500 sacks Coffee
go. e. tun To Melbourne IS pkgs. Tobacco at 9jc.
T. foot vessel of 900 tuns from Mobile 10 Hayre at
Ic vessel Of $50 tuns to Berwick Bay with Coal &,
50 %. and back from Franklin, La, OF = IS. yos-
eel Of $50 uns to Bermuda az 81 GOO.
The disbursements during the week exceed the re-
cepts about million of dollars Tie monthly state
melt Of the Treasury for the month Of October elbows
recoip! for duties of 81 sO3 G37, esans sse2, ,llo in
October 1857 which is not larger increase than might
have been anticipated the crisis month. Tie re-
ceip,s in September were 81, i66, ,00o
Tie following is comparative statement Of III.
Foreign Imports of Merchandise at New-Yorh for the
week and since Jan. |:
81 s's;5: 4 a:21:ss.:: %. isiSa sis,. 'a;
Total for wc,s....... s2Oa2s s2y5si1 s4sgtss
Since January sia5 os0,2S sig76G29i sla, ,lCS,a1a
The imports now show large increase OIL last year,
being compared with period when there was total
prcstration Of business. TIE import of D Goods for
the month of October was s35ij 900 against se>, s5
in October, 1857. The amount thrown on tie ma4het
was 8 ,ll2,92e aga'nrt s?si, Sc.
We annex comparative statement Of tie erp..s
exclusive Of stecie from New.York 10 foreign por.
for the week and since Jan. |:
Total for he veek......s aolls sI,&6l2l s,251c.
P'e'ios.ly esSd0s7' 67st2ey' E'so'Sls
Since J.nu.ry es4.7509s3 saa55l9 slg,c5560s
The following table will compare the exports OF the
principal staple articles Tor the week and yesr:
Wee. ,pd. OF. .uoaaI 1877; t.-. sp,orl is'st Value.
fiooi. bSl...:;....... si,is9 is9,ii1 1924 i55:i2
Wheat. ba.h.........I5ssS5 1851 s,9i s7'5oI
SoiI bg.h..i.:.'''' ~ I557 isss h4sS -
fess, Fox b.. Sb. .Ia ,c.... ia sSs; lIn 1908
pscssse of compared ~itk that oi lss7. s7s05
Tie following is comparative statement Of the
value of certain exports from Tie Of tie
year TO Oct. es:
.1,s, ls3,, .1s5sa ISIS: '''..- .sa,,;;i pro,';:
fioaT;;..;. Ssts'ses @Ss!ss $500
%5e!, Tsfs Meal. sss.s. Sss ses5 s 49,. 49,, .5ssi i
Corn ...... L4sosla l1le2s 80. abb
Fs,. ssd.:. ... sii.i5s siiis ia..;i . 40. .:::: @
Total. s22 i64S7 sls27,G4 sre,es s3NsIS
Decr,ssc eoupared with ,io43ls
Tie exports of specie from this port fr the week
ending October 50 and for the year lss we're as fol.
lors:
Bark A. werins.oa. Bueno' .y1e, douboor'. 1855 70
BsII CPrl- P po::o a. a. ss. 20
Aries, Iy J.