New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
TrEsDAY. April I9-P. N.


The Stock market lie heavy aud lover again for rail
way shares Eith but two three EXCEPTIONS anu the
tor seemed 20 grow weaker az b1siness progressed
during toe day, bringing p a. the close with very
heavy fling The exceptions 10 tue decline in the
morning were Pacific Mall Reading, and Rock Island,
bat the latter gave wsy in tas afsrnOor, and finally
became heavy with the rest The turning point ofoper-
atoms for the day was on New-York Central, Which,
opening a. &C. cold down 10 7js and at the Second
Bond closed rather dul at 7jI. The largest sales,
however, were after the adjournment, when several
leading operators suddenly euppied the market with
very large lots and the Consequence OF these heavy
operations was farther decline to "a. Toe drag
pirg character of the movements in this stock he's
had an sdyerse Influence upon the rect OF the Railway
share list and in the face Of its continued decline, 1t
ba, been very difficult 20 sustain other stocks, wnich
participate 90 some extent in the same troubles OF
competition and diminished profits. TIE sales Of Cen
trs after the adjournment of the Second Board are
est mated as high az 600 shares. Harlem Preferred
declined to 4l1 at the First Board and was lower III
the afternoon at which point the stock closed firm,
but had not much AMIN alton. Reading was well
msDtsned at both SESSIONS, and tie cash stock conn-
ues in good demand aided by the support OF the Phla-
delpbia operators Panama vas pressed Tor sale on
sellers options with considerable vgor, bat was very
steady for regular stock at decline of = cent Pa
cic Mail also was strong at both sessions, and
closed st 8SI, although fraction lover during
the first call in the morning. OF the Western shares,
Rock Island though not very active was quite hrm at
slight cobcessioD at the First Board but followed the
rest of the rest of the market later in the day and
fpallv done at 81. Gaena wss less firm but yielded
SLOWLY until the afternoon, when it sold down TO
6Gi in registered transactions and quoted aftsr-
ward as low as Coz. Michigan Central opened
Al So but declined to 52I on the call, aud
WAS a fraction lower in the afternoon. Aich'-
gan Southern Guaranteed was very heavy, atd
went down to 80, finally touching 3|t at the Second
Board. Illinois Central was cold down to 65l IN regis
tered transactions, and sales after the Board were
reported as low as 60. State stocks were firm dur
| ing the d,y, and there is stasdy though not
active market for tle best descriptions Of Railway
bonds Fries of rs declined to 2Sl. Illinois Central
Conjunction and Freelaods we're firm at quot ,tons
The disposition TO cell 81 the Second Board was quite
general and the shares we're supplied freely in almost
any way to suit buyers but the most important aos
actions and the most serious decline took place after
the adjournment, when large lots Of NeS-fork Cen
trail Gaena and Rock Is ana let loose and qlite
Young panic seemed for the time to take possession
OF the market TIE sudderuess Of the decline aud the
low prices touched wi, be quite likely to stlnulsts
resction in the morning. bat the outsie support lie 60
feeble and the immedste prospects Of our rail ways
are so much clouded that guine temperament IS
required TO take hopeful view Of the future ma st.
The closing prices were: for Missouri 6s, 49, ass
Canton Company, l9Gl94; Cumberland Coal Com
psny, 20922; NewYork Central, HGHii Harlem,
! 10 Ql2i Hudson River 81 49, Reading 81 G5ll
Michigan Central, 5ll d52; Michigan Southern aud
Northern InoaDs l3ial3i; Michigan Southern aud
Northern Indiana Preferred, 374Q&!; Panama III
Ql22; Illinois Central Gj G65! Gsleps and Chicaso,
| 66Q66l; Cleveland ard Toledo %! 9253; Cocsso
and Rock Island, 81 e57I; Pacific Mai, IS! asst.
The market for foreign bills closed dull The de-
mand has been smaller than anticipated, and at
The close there wss rather better supply Of bills.
Srl ng is 1904 9liO; Traces l5G5.ll3.
Fregbts to L,verpco 1000 bales Cotton at j-32].
3l6i; 100 boxes Cae.se at 27s 3D.. 100 terces Beet,
at IS 100 bbls. Rosu. at IL. 81; 60 tuns Logwood,
at l2s 90. To London, 400 bbls. Rosin a. p. 3D. 10
Glasgow 800 bbls. Rosin, at -. 3d.. 20 t1ns Crease
Butter ct 2O'. To Antwerp 10 600 light Pipe Slaves,
at Sl5 ship from Norfolk TO Havana on p'ivse
terms. brig of 200 tuns from Dasien to Fsirhaven
with sswed Lumber at s.. vessel from Bangor to
Point Petre, Gsuislonpe priva.e terms. A vessel
from ElzsSethport to Portland with Coal st a. per
tun. vessel from Ne York to Portland WITH Flour,
al loo. brig OF 2i6 TINS to Caracas and back on
prvste terms. brig of 10 tuns from Macnias 70
Neuvitas and bsck 10 Nsw.Io with Sugar at 4Oc.,
sid Molssses at S. brig of 2i0 tups from Soath
eTn port 10 Neuvitss snd back to New FORK with
Sugar st i2Ic and Mossses at SO. brig of 355 tuns
from Wiscs ct to North side Of Cuba and back 10 &
port north Of Hst,eIss with Molsss at 50 81.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was; Receipts,
$50 SS3 6O-tor Customs, SllSOO Payments, sl69,
! Gao e. Bslance k6 500 7q5 90.
We annex a comparative statement OF the Exports
Exclusive of specie from NewYork TO foreign ports FOL
| the week and since Jan. /:
| 1857, 1S5S. 1859.
| rotsl for Week.......f l.4s 20 tlseosSt So ~
| Previously reporied.... ASs7I lo,SsS'sS Io0V+'SS
1 since January l...s9.SSSRs sl7e6Ss slI7silI-
The following Is . statement OF the earnings OF the