New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

not for our securities. The prospects no" are that
ont. in the ..ock market will be upon limited
scale until the Autumn crops are harvester III Gooi
condition and better traffic returns are thus As.lrei
10 our prominent Ras ays Under the present state Of
the nubc mind In regard % Railway Stocks, and pend
ipg the Europe an disturbances, which threaten to
effect the money maIke. seriousy y,-there = not mufh
drip, sition TO speculate upon prospects, however
strongly such action may be urged by the 'AIguhe
and .n,e,prisng spirits of the Stock Exchange. NJ
the close Of the first Board the tone OF the market was
heavy and ths feeling seemed to control the market Tor
the remainder OF the day. Al the Second Board " l.
Central, which closed in the morning at '-s declined
"a 7al Gaena declined TO 62i, and Rock Island 20
t2l. The movement in this last-named stock l. the
s,ronge.t one of the market, and the only one which
seems to be supported by regularly organized clique.
For Stat, stocks prices were toerably well sustained
with con siderable -ales of Mours at both sessions
at s3l. Railway Bonds are generally rather inactive.
Jno. Cenras declined TO 7s at the First Board. The
closing prices were: United States Is, 1O3i lOi;
Virginia Is. 95lae5i Tennessee 6s, 90 e9ol In.
diana State IS, IS 50; Missouri 6s, s3s l Canton
Co., lsl6I9I Cumberland Coal Co :, ~ a 49, New
York Central Railroad, 72a72i; Erie Railroad, 7le
y; Hudson River Railroad, 81 s3l:; Harlem Rail-
road, lC; dIl; Harlem Railroad Preferred 81 937I
road. IL eilj; Michigan S. and Northern Tnd Rail
road, 81 dl0; Mchigs an Southern Guaranteed, 32 d
32l Panama Railroad, Hi 9lls; Illinois Central
Railroad, 5ii jjl; Galena and Chicago Railroad,
62l a63; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad q d27l;
Chicago and Rock Island, 62I 62.i Mil Faukee and
Mississippi Railroad, iiSii; Illinois Central Bonds,
IA a7S; Penn, Coal CO., 50 dsl; Pacific Mail, ia
73i.
i. 4 & a1o Iut up1er
the recent advices from Liverpool there is rather i'm
proved feeling in commercial bll-. Sterling Is llOd
Il0i for bankers sixty days and ll0f Gill for sight.
Commercial Signatures 1851 1904 line OF Southern
bills with a New Orleans bank ndor-ement sold
at 1899. Francs are J,l045G7!. Only prominent
signatures are current.
Freights-To London: 800 bbls. Pork at D.. Cd. q
2s lOld. 10000 heavy Hogshead Slaves on private
terms; go tcs Beef at is. y 3oi h. To Liverpool;
| 900 tee Beef y steamer at js.; 80 tcs. Beet
q vessel at 2s.; Jo0 bbs. Pork at Ia. 3D.;
| 1000 bbls. Rosin en- private terms; 5Oo bols.
Pork d, steamer at Be- 3D.; 100 bbs Lard on private
terms; 800 sides of Leather at LIS. Sd. To Havre:
10000 Hogshead Slaves private terms. \ vessel
TO Marseilles with light Pipe Slaves at s2l. brig
OF 1850 bbls. capacity to Havana on private terms.
| A ship Of 600 tuns from Mobile TO Liverpool with
Cotton at ll-32d. To Glasgow so bales Hogs Hair
az 3-l6d.; 80 bbs. Rosin at -. Sd. e. 30 10. To
Antwerp: $500 bbls. Rosin at 2s. vessel of 2ti2
tuns to Cardenas and back at ijc for Sugar and $3
for Molasses port charges paid. A brig of 80 tuns
| to Jacmel a: g.
| The business OF the Sub-Treasury Receipts,
&ls5 645 Si-for Customs, $l3,00 Payments $685.
604 co. Balance, $5 iss 90j 50. Treasury notes re-
| ceived for Customs the past week. $23,71 79. The
balance last Saturday was g. f90 40, showing gain
of over half million 10 the street during the week.
The April earnings OF the New-York Central Road
were in
ffoV
Decrease............ .....................S22i,sA ,sA
The Enc Road in April earned tl77 900 less than
last year. The decrease in passenger receipts was
so GOO, and in freight $l67 OC0. The falling of in
the Central is much larger than has been looked for
The telegraphic report of the April earnings on the
Rock Island Road states them s12S9 e9
Same report April S'oe
fso g
This is quite favorab . compa-ed with other West
ern roads. The corrected March receipts are $6s,-
lis 81 against an estimate Of t6i,77i. May thus far
is more favorable than April, tn, first week showing
triHiDg increase upon the same period of last year.
The receipts Of April on the Lake Erie and Western
Road Wabash Valley were:
Rs,,epseT' 5s 5si 90 90
hscelsneous. us.....'.''..''.''''''''''..'' oo'' W
Total. tbs.os2 VI
April, 1858. s5a............................... $si2 %
The following is comparative statement of the
Imports of Foreign Dry Goods and General Mer-
chandse for the week and since Jan. /:
For the Bsst 1851. 1858. 1853.
DRY Goods......,......... ss57,73z S762l+ elsB7j1
General Merchandise. l,sl3 1sizsQ 3i3f,3'
p,!;:s.; T sssS sass sss9S .ssS
Since Jan. 7e5 sl4 SO 3s2as5 sei26,1l
We annex a comparative statement of the Exports
exclusive of specie) from NewYork to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. |:
1857. 1SjS. 1853.
TO.sl for he week. 625573 SSS3,l6l Sl,pI,So
Previously reported .....2J, 1851 NA5,H5 Uld,"S
Since JAN l.........sH,Oa2OsO sGll6,66 eS,12,@3
The following table will compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week:
Week ending Nay le Amoqni. value Amount. Value.
Co'.on hales,.....'''''' loJ5 tpSA Z,Ibf &lo1S.
Flour, r,bbls,.....s..''''s.&<Wo IO,le< 1881
Corn Meal, bbs s......... ,@I 1870 LIS o,oSf
Wheat, bush. ............oIiob 1879
Corn bush S1lol 1854 80
Beet, bhl. ana rs 81 S,tJ 6,FZ
Pork bbls. and :cs....... SO 295 3,S3 5S,l7