New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

Dec. VIII be accepted. Both paT.ies sesm sincerely
desirous OF arriving at an smcabe understanding, and
.he Southern lines understand are ready 20 a-eh-
10 any reasonable term. which vii bring TO an end me
present suicidal competition.
The following officers Of the Harlem Road were nn-
annousiy reelected for the ensuing year: Allan Camp
bell President; Wm {. wetmore, Vice President
Wm II. Emerson, Secretary and Treasury.
The rates of interest continue 10 have an upward
tendency, which the banks are aiding TO the extent
of their ability. Some OF them decline to lower dis-
count below z cent, but private capital can De stu
bad On demand at 5 = cent. Paper, although quite
scarce isIa2 p cent dearer within fortnight, the
rstes being al y cent, with but few Dancs going
below g p cent Gilt-edged sixty-day acceptances
can be passed at 5a5I p cent. The supply of money
is ample the movement on Change being In the
advance OF rates.
In the case of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Com
papy against Allen VI. Sherman, William b. Desn
and the Hoffman Steam Coal Company of Allegheny
County in the Circuit Court of Allegheny County
MARYLAND the defendants moved to dissolve the in-
junction granted ex.parte in the case. The waf
fully argued some weeks since. Judge Perry gave
his decision yesterday, making the injunction perpe-
tua This decision is in exact accordance with the
decision, and able opinion of Judge Davies, given
last Winter in in the Supreme Court OF this
State.
An intelligent correspondent. sends US the annexed
remarks and speculations upon the Wool market:
THE stock of Domestic Fleece Wool in the mlrket
is small but sufficient for the season. Manufacturers
are well stocked having been induced 10 buy largely
in the Fall and Winter from fear OF short supply
Most manufacturers have stock 70 run their machinery
until September. The stock of Foreign Wool is larger
than for several years and il from markets IN
hottie nd better staDe than bffOre
this is especially true of the Cape and Mestizo Wooi-
they in consequence take the place OF Domestic leece
greater extent than usual. The war VIII undoqot-
edy reduce the price Of WOODS the Continent and 10
England very materially il has had that effect already
and We anticipate that the London sales thi. month
will show further decline. The growers are holding
the new clip at very high prices-so high that manI-
facturers cannot take it without certain loss, at present
prices for goods. There il prospect for an advance
in price of goods the contrary the large aonnt oi
goods which the will cause 10 he shipped here Tor
sale foreign account insures low prices for this year.
At prices paid the growers last year for wools manu-
facturers may he safe from loss, but have not much
chance for profit
Tie Boston Post says the shipment of specie by
the Niagara was sl,39O,OOO. 1t was telegraphed as
S1OiO, GOO. In regard TO Copper Stocks THE JoarH0f
says:
Copper Stocks rallied considerably Central, & a.
which the bears have particularly directed thelr
efforts, closed in demand at 10: bid i - estma,ed
that there are several thousand shares of shorts IN THIS
stock and if the sellers should have the Pcwabe twist
put upon them they would MT feel happy a few
Shares of Isc Royae sold at y, but it in demand
after the Board at better rates Copper Falls was flroi
at II; Toltec was firm at b bid; Mesnsrd and Pontiac
in demand at better prices, stimulated prooaoiy
by the Pewabc report which Is ont and is yar10usly
commented upon but the general idea is highly favor
able; Quincy firm at - bid Franklin dull at
.S South Side was firm al y Flint Steel and Superior
were dull without change in quotations. ROckland ad-
vanced to 2S and in demand. Letters received in
New.York yesterday speak Of a mass inst being un-
covered Minnesota was dull at -, asked; Pittsburgh
was dull at 81 bid; North Cliff was offered at s."
Al Philadelphia, the money transactions on the
street not numerous but more scrutiny and higher
rates characteristic of the market. Rates rule a,
to = cent for prime paper. The banks are hold
ing tight rein their discount line, and quite alarge
amount of paper is refused at each and all of them.
We have New-Orleans papers of the 18th inst. Tie
Picagune says:
sterling bills and nothern sight checks The demand
is very active, but the supply is quite limited, and
drawers hesitate to fill orders FOR round sums at i'm
provement on yesterdays quotations The banks
very chary especially in issuing English bills, and
some of In contend tho. higher rates will soon be-
come current if the present poaca difficulties on the
European continent be not speedily settled. "ooa
names are scarce and in request, but inferior
neglected at nominal rates.'
The Cincinnati GQzelte sars.
The arrengemcr. lately ms;- ho,roon
railroad ager' -.s lae! N' in this city between
we ~ 80 regaIraipr ..eights is being disresuded'
--aeretand. ~.ipments were made to Boston yes.
terday at 35" for fourth class. fourth:eass freight
was tai en- from Louisville last week for NewYork at
l5c. The Pennsylvania Central bid l7c., but the
New.York Central did &C. better and secured the con-
tract
The receipts at tide water by the Erie Canal, OF
Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley for the second week
Of May in 1859 and 1853, have been as follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat, bnsh. Com. bush. Barley, bush
1859 7l0s 1895 1900 s,IS
lois .........2l8l5 3U46 4slll 6i,lH
Decrease,l4u8 Sa5n 27ll 5j,67
The AGGREGATES of the receipts Of the above arti-