New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
.,,s.. that .he Western roads viii show fair Increase
=. = LIZ. .he n.nr,n In frrss 50 occe..ynal

.. that .hr Western roads viii show lair Increase
AZ bs,;sess during the Auturn, infuces 81 occa9nal
rvsmert for the rise among the hopsrui class OF y
srscuators but these opera. ons 20 sooner come -
,suse in the expectation Of sympathetic ex,~sss
from the public than It becomes more evi Ient again
thai, outsde II the Stock Exchange theT Is little or
no disposition TO buy upon prospects, especially so
far a. railway stocks copcerned. Whatever nay
be the promises Of business Cd railways for
the Autumn i, is pap,bly evi,ent thai, yet, p.o-
ple generally are dIsi.fclined to risk much /
or The sncipatian snd i. s quite probable ha. before
sny sub.tantisl and reliable Improvement can bs
tsbhshed, must come 10 tue realization of ese
hopes. The transactions in New-York Central '-ere
at q decline during the day. the quotatons openn al
IA and closing at 73l IN the afternoon. TIE ak,
res displayed this stock gave the tone ef the
ket for the day ard the prominent shares came up
suceessivey for consideration, the same downward
tendency quickly established. One of the features
of the First Board the decline and greater activity
in Ere which, after several days of drness and ap-
parent scarcity, broke loose in a new quarter and
went down to 6l, without much check on the
way. Reading steady, with less activity
than usual. Michigan Central sold down to
4ll at the First, and Al; al the Second Board,
but was slightly finer st the close, though not quot
ABLY higher. In Southern Guaranteed the dealings
were small but the stock was heavy. The lowest
sslee of the DAY at 2O at which price The stock
was offered at the close Illinois Central sold at G5
at the start, but declined per cent in later transac
tom ScS and in the afternoon was done at 3D. The last
English quotations equal TO 10 in this market,
but there has been less sympathy than usual bere in
tire Eng ish movement. Gaiena was pressed for sale
freely at Ga and went do own TO 63t the second CAL.
Rock Island was about as steady as anything on the
| lit. The movement in Pacific Mail was not
| active but the stock advanced to 72I,
| and was quite firm during the call There
| were DO sales of Norwich and Worcester regis
tered at the Board but hear Of outside transactions
at 37 The bids at the Board were high 49, with
out bringing stock into the market. We understand
that arrap gemens have been completed for renewing
the bonds Of this Company due il August 1862 sud
that the success OF the nego, ,tion renders dividend
of q r. cent during tbis month probable The busi
ness in State Stocks during the day was at declining
prices. Missouris, with sales of slOi 900, went aosn
to s2i, and Tennessees done as low as So. At
the Second Board the market as heavy throughout,
bnt lad little activity at the lowest figures
touched. The closing prices were, for United States
5s 1874 l0ls qlGli; VIgina 6s, 93i 93i Tennessee
6s S620S6i; Indiana Stste 5s 80 SS Mlssoun6, 81
aS32 Cumberland Coal Company, l3i l3ii New
York Central, 73a a73l; Erie Railroad, 6l97;
Harlem Railroad, 81 Gl0 Harlem Railroad Preferred
3i3 35 Reading Railroad iia4ia; Michigan Central
Railroad All a4li; Hudson River Railroad, 32l 32i
Michigan Southern and Northern Ipdisns Ralooai,
7la7I; Michigan Southern Guarantesd 2Ji c@};
Panama Railroad, gals; illinois C-ptr., % 70
65t; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 63s 663ii Cleve-
Ian and Toledo Railroad 23I a23i; Chicago and ok
DALI CertrRl hop.Ia S!i
ass; Pacific Mail, 7lia72l.
There is quite limited demand for foreign bills,
and the marke is lower Strictly frst-elass Sterling
has been sold at llOl and although bankers ask gen
orally llOl, no important amount could be sold above
10. The bankers willing to draw freely
against credits, as the money can be employed here
at y cent. If the Money market continues at that
rate we may bridge the interval before the cot
ton crop, without very large shipments of gold.
Freights TO Bremen, 40 casks Rice, 300 bbls. Shoe
pegs and $50 bbs. Rosin, private terms. To Ham
burg so hhds. Sugar At 30s To Rotterdam 300 bbs
Spirits at 3s. Dutch brig to an English port at 2Os
for Sugar schooner of 1870 tuns 10 North OF Ja-
maica and back, with Slaves out at sl2, and - %
tun home.
The business of the Sub Treasury Receipts,
1904 4l6 So for Customs, $l35 900; Payments, sll2
$50 %; Balance, s4,969,27 TO.
The business of the Clearing House was Sl97i3,Fi.
The City Fire Insurance Company has declared ~
dend Of 81 y share, payable on the 9tb inst. The
New-York Life Insurance and 1rlst Compan a semi
annual dvideDd Of y cent the capital stock sf
the Company; also snrpus vidend Of ) cent.
The Irving FIRE Insurance Company has declared
sen,i-si nual dividend Of y ceIt, payable demand
The ST. Maks Fire Insurance Company has declared
half.y early dividend Of 10 v cent.
The steamer tomorrow will not take very large
amount of gold, perhaps half million. At the pres
ent rate of Exchange, gold shipments pay no profit
where the usual charges on the other side and IN
surance paid. On Saturday the shipment will be
to considerable amount, although not go large it is
anticipated, as Oh last Saturday. The following is
correct lit of the export Of specie from this port lof
the week ending last Saturday:
Steamer Britain, Liverpool AN gold coin. $1,000 "a
BarL Zs,hyr Malssa se! 25
B,rt It X W.t.op Lssl.,rs Am gold coin 5-o o.
steamer Ariel Hayre eo.d bar, ..........
Steamer ARIEL Hsvre Mex siver........... 3T6n Un
Steamer ARIEL Hsyr. silver bn ..,..... I3i5I 90
Steamer Bou.ss Hamburg Am SILVER dollars ls 90
s.eau Borussja HAMBURG .iy do
st.smer Borp..ia Hamburg lierrnsn silver .... ~
Steamer Beru..iA Hamburg Am zod coin
City q Washington Liverpool Am $1,000 ~
stsne City of Washington Liyerp si bars, 2l s5D ~
Steamer Civ of Wasting on Liyerpo.l n p.c..
Steamer CIV Of W.hIps0n Ivorp.ol M.S dol 10000 10
Steamer City Of ashu Liverpool Nol 90
Steamer City Of Washington Liverpool, Cal gold. br 10
s2siLelo 2j
Previously 4s55 C5s IA
Total for .s4is2 io3