New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

energy n the Movements. III Ni-S e-'o'N''' ~
ever, he market appeared TO have recovered mo-,
the slight duness q the morning and prices a1yenesa
with considerable buoyancy, with decided increase
Of business Some Of the parties VINO bought stocA
early IT the present mo yemeIt took advantage OF the
advance to realize profits, ard the make.
staggered little under the fresh supply o.
stock falling beck a fraction from the high
&c. roints but, notwithstanding this slight
reaction prices were very strong a. the close. Ihe
circle Of outside buyers has no dorbt enlarged to
moderate extent the increased activity and rapid al
vance furnishing attractive features to those who are
specuatiyely incned-but the great sustaining power
is st TO be traced 10 few large street operators sai
the old.lire bulls Of the Board. IN ths new move
rnent for the rise, the parties have more plausible
grounds 10 stand upon in the comparatively settled
ard satisfactory condition Of the Money market, and
in the more favorable business prospects OF some Of
our Western Rsiways-to say nothing OF the re-
rova OF that thick cloud of distrust which hung over
all business matters during tire European war. New.
York Central opened at % at the First Board, but
came ont rather freely the call and closed fraction
lower bu, in the afternoon the stock was in active
demand again, and went up TO 73}, from which point
il finally declined J. closing steady at 73! The West
ern stocks were all frner, but there was marked
rise in ANYTHING until The afternoon session. when for
Gaena Rock Island, and Michigan Central there was
brisk inquiry and az improvement. of from .ai V
cent Southern Guaranteed which was rather duh in
the morning, took fresh start, and sold at p. Toll
edo advanced 10 22l Pacific Mail with q fair degree
a activity, went to 49,. State Stocks and
Railway bonds seem to be somewhat neglected in the
speculative operations, bat are generally frmer.
After the Board there not much doing but quoti
tons were toeraby well sustained at the last figures
established during the session. The closing figures
were for Missouri 6s, 81 as2:; Virginia ts, 93l
93. Canton Company, lSolSi; Cumberland Coal
Company Preferred, l3i a III NewYork Central Rail
road, ~ d73s Erie Railroad, ,! ejl; Harlem Rail-
road, 91alO; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 35i 81;
Hudson River Railroad 30 33l; Reading Railroad,
a.! d443; Michigan Central Railroad ~ All Mich
igan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad II ~
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Preferred
p 90; Panama Railroad, ll5l 0ll6 Illinois Cen
tral Railroad, 6jl a 6jl; Gslens sni Chicsgo Rail
road CO.. 66s Cleveland end Toledo Railroad, 22l
%; Chicago ard Rock Island Railroad, 81.
10; Illinois Central IS s. S.; Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co., 49, 979.
In Exchange there is but little doing, and prices
tend downward. Sterling is l09 ilOi Francs j.Ei
G515.
Freights to Liverpool IS bales Sea Island Cotton
at j.I6d; 300 bbls Pork at l.. 3D.. q ties, and 10
hhds. Tobacco al LIS. cd. ard rs. tl To London,
5000 bbs Crude Turpentine at 2s. POO bbls Spir-
its at IS 3D.; 20 tuns oil Cake on private terms. To
Glasgow, GO bales Hogs Hair at lc. To Antwerp
COCO Saves on private terms. To Rotterdam, 800
bbls Spirits at &c.; 5000 gallons Honey at &C.. $500
bbls Rosin at "a o.; 80 bbls. Potash at 2cs. ard
01O Hob, pip Sfayes op nrivats tpr1n
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$292 9i5 Os-for Customs $Os, 600; Payments, sC3-
900 81 Balance, 81 ,l72 Os.
The Committee OF the Erie Rosd Directors male
their report to-day upon the matter of reorgsnizs
ton of the Company. 1t was mainly ss we fore
shadowed this morning. The general account is TO
he So, 100000, mortgage debt being put in al par
the unsecured debt at 50 cent IN stock and the stock
- T. cent. The report adopted bit recomnit-
ted for the perfection of details and wilt come
up for final adoption next Friday. The decision Of
the Board in this matter will have force excepting
as n recommendation. The questions involved must
still remain to be arranged by the parties in interest
a more juiicous way TO arrange these questions
would be TO call convention, where every
interest would be represented by delegates, and there
discuss and adopt programme doing justice 10 the
claims OF al. ANY scheme adopted other than one
acceptable to all, viii only produce expensive and
org continued litigation.
The Peninsular Bank, of Detroit, went to protest
to-day, upon the drafts upon the Bank OF the State.
1t is one OF the Oldest Banks of Michigan.
The business Of the clearing House was $3.50 600.
The tendency Of the Money market is to greater ease
More money is offering to-day on demand at sac Y
cent than for weeks past Paper is without change.
The Haumonia, for Hamburg tomorrow, will take
about 500 600 in gold and so 600 in silver. The
Arabia, from Boston, takes none from this city.
The receipts of wheat at Chicago from the Isl to the
Goth Of August reseh 100 Geo bushels, against $4,000
buthels for the entire month Of July. The indications
are tha the lsst ten days Of his month viii equal the
preceding twenty.
The following is comparative statement of the
Inports Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merehan-
disc at New-loIk for the week and since Jan. !:
ls s,,, .i ls,s; els 1923 -
PTesisasy rponed....... 427s,417 G'si5,4o- ftoeSs
Since Jan.1............ sliG.s13 sR9H,759 sHSL575
The matter ofthe INJUNCTION restraining the New
York and New-Haven Railroad from paying the
dividend recently declared, was being hesrd this
morning in the Supreme Court, before Judge lngra-
ham, Oh motion to make the injunction perpetual.
Mr.. Cutting was heard on behalf of the Company.
In relation TO the movement in Cotton William Z.
Wright s CO. circular says:
CKoFAer season marked BY vuisn, absence o. any
TIN to the growing crop Of Coton have r'e1 been
receiving Isuts from sessions q South Csons, Georgia
staras ard the region o. he Mississippi. injury
much rn and rs s'ienssn;s worms as shedding s. Az ,he
latest dates however the rain bad ceased IN Of psces
ara succeeded frs; by coudy and then ty hne, bright
wes.her Taxing The broad view Of TIE whole crop the injury
IL dore BY these rAs-oT The upiAnd actually
en bensuciss upup Las: this tine ana f0r
se eEa wells succeeding the reports Of rAir Ac,
eIa ard e1esiye TIA. Al hop. Of large crop generally
ttSncored Taking All circumstances into confederation
sAsed hai TIE present crop, d; Promising ior
very large yield As any which have preceded Il.
ktc.ip's Ia the ssgregAe, amount % ~ @ bales and
with he coreos kc vii, Eyhing the hna o..l