New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
SATURDAY, Aug. Cop. N

SATURDAY, aug. -V-f. ".
The bull movement in the stock market continues,
and great strength was exhibited to-day, although u
advance in quotations is not marked as yesterday
The operators for the rise had full possession OF the
market and the opposite faction seemed to have bat
little stomach for resistance. The business was largest
in Central and Southern Guaranteed, but there was
good demand for nearly all the current fancies, and
larger proportion of this than of late appeared TO be
from outside buyers There was no second session OF
the Beard but in the street there was fair amount
of transactions at full rates. At the close the
market wa, steady without being buoy.nt. Southern
Guaranteed sold at 90, closing at 25l I. the sane
party is supposed to be buing this stock which was
so successful some months since in the Rock Island
movement. Central was in good demand at about
72l Galena sold at &C. IL is understood that the
August dividend Of this road will be passed with the
intention of paying Y cent in February. S'st-
Stocks were firm but not active. Erie Bonds have
rather an improving appearance; sales OF Foa'hs
not registered, made al 39l, aod Fifths az ~.
At the close Reading j3 a j3. Rock Island o3 q
63i; Pacific MAIL 76; GsleIa, Co. Central, ~ a '2s
Guaranteed Southern 81 a2j5; Toledo, 81! OLE a..
IL Excbar 20 the market is heavy and dull. CONNER
cia Sterling is quoted at al cent? Bankers9 10
= cent
The Fulton to-day takes out $40 go and the City
of Manchester SOS 900 in specie An arrval at New
Orleans from Vera Cruz, brings 100000 in specie
A meeting Of the Erie Board is called Tor Tuesday
next, to hear the programme Of the Committee for
Recognizing that Company Money on demand is
very abundant to-day, and some transactions have
been made AS low as & cent. The cnrrent rates
however, are Sal Z cent. Paper is also working
easier for the seller. Very short gilt-edsed goes at
6d7 = cent; long da'es at a 9 y cent.
The business Of the Sub Treasury Receipts,
sl6O,9Sj-for Customs, $4,000; Payments, ESQ.,
li2 30 Balance, $500, 1870 5O Treasury Notes
ceived for Customs during the week $5l ,2i3 -.
Fir, gifts to Liverpoo-7O0 bales Cotton At 732 d.
G tuns Oh at les. To Lopdon-J0tuDs Heavy Weight
at 2Cs; 10 bbs. Resin at - Cd. To Antxerp-l 600
bags Coffee st Ic.; loo bbls. Resin at 2s. I'd. A
vessel of 30 tuls, out TO Winiward at 81 900; and
home from Msracabo, with Fustic at e 3 tun, port.
charges paid. a vessel home from Bonaire, with
Salt, at Ice A vessel of $50 tuns, out TO West In
dies and back for 81 coo, port charges paid. ves-
sci from Jacksonville to New-York, with Lumber, at
IS %.
Advices from the Railroad Convention at Niagara
state that rates have been reduced to the following
points:
To Memphis Vi. Cairo and above. ~ go 81 a. sIO2 Sc
To points below Memphis........ % AZ o. ST..
This was found to be necessary 10 order to retain
that trade. The Convention is harmonious an there
is prospect that the rates Of third and fourth class
fieighis viii be advanced.
The following were the earnings of the Galens and
Chicago Union Railroad Company for the week ending
Aug. Is, 1852 compared with those Of the same week
in