New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-25
SlryspAr, April 80. NJ,

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| movements Of the street. Short contracts were ps,
out with great confidence, based upon Che occ6as-
Of declining traffic in Western roi- and upon Tie
suicidal contest at present going on beiSeeu the fou
gnai lines to the West, a. wei a. upon tAe more war
Ike aspect Of the last Coreg IN aiyiors TSoppOsc Lhs
mig by the bears there is but little sprasonl n
the alem nts f the market but the conn scd abun-
dance Cf money. Such ease in money is gsserally.
v.tl ough not universally tAe occasion Of m sctivs
~ vCustion in stocks but at present It appssTs ~
have lot much effect. Parties who have mssey
WI ch They disposed 10 IN stocks sar1ned
iy The toady depreciation VI market values and held
IF for tive bottom while the bcsrs sell a. freely 81
thorn could be no bottom There Is evidently rst
strength enough the bull minority - The Board "
/ resist the downward movement Of prices and sons
Of the most prominent OF them understood 10 have
arrived At that CONCLUSION themselves Whom sh~
public see a steady reyyAl of traffic our railroads.
growing out II favorable crop and oat Of the legisi-
nate recovery Of the aggregate business OF shs
country. they viii then come 20 The did Of tho
bulls ard supply that absorption Of stock which
j. absolutely necessary for successful bull move
mert Then operators for the rise can sgsin cen
iro the market and force the bears ~ dsy~se
s1n.e uf Their gains but L $ foil! To look Tor
such aid from the public, when divdends are
suspended Business declining and freights reduced
io a point which vii not compensate Cor tho we@
aud tear - the machinery employed. The most
marked change to-day in Yaotc Mail. rhish
opened at s. and went mp to ~ incosing transactions
Tie rise was mostly based upon reports If the very
favorable condition II the finances the road which
have been made up preparatory 10 the dividend
period. and which snow il IS stated nearly 8 2OO ooe
If available assets including coal, and not including
boats n real estate, &c. The divided, Il ~
generally anticipated, will be 10 = cent. The
changes iu other stocks were not important, bot
in nearly every quotations arr lower. Cenlrsa
opened al g. but declined during the day 20 2a.
being ID as low 72l, seller sixty. There WAS
alrrwarl more disposition ~ buy. and the market
recovered To- -, closing A. 72i bd. Rumors OF
further reduction in freight charges had an unfavcr-
able effect. Tho Western shares were generally
more freely offered aud closed lower at the Secest
Board. Reading also, was less firm than Of late and
Tell Of Co y T. There sedlstrbuted business
IN bonded securities and tho market frnar
than fr railroad shares. In absolutely irss
ella. m. road bond, there il fair business doing
or Investment. az also in State stocks, and at pri-
waite .al. in tn,orite city securities. The following
were thc closing prices; Tennessee, 9di a@i; Mis-
.,uy... S-saS;l. Nirs.uias, %, 999, Canton, 1919
Central. 5.,q?3, Erie, 9s9i Haricm. l2sisli
Ilui.Dn River, 81 a&,, Reading, ~ rSi Mchi-
Gan Central. jllaJll, Michigan Sonthern, ~ .
ii. do. Preferred, 81 e3il. Panama, i23siAi.
Illinois Cruirnl. 50, a ~; Galcna and Chicago 65l
ga. Cleveland and Toledo. g,s2si Chicago and
g., K Island. ., d5s Illinois Central Bonds 80 .
-. Pacific Ma, ~ aSgl.
Tie market clo-,s scau'rly 80 firm ior For"gn Er-
change. but the change IS unimportant sterling 70
llgIaIiU. Franc, 5.l5 coma
Freight. To Liverpool 200 bales Cotton at li'i.s
900 be- r. Cheese al -. 40 tc- Beet at p Cd Ds
hl',. PORK M f.. Gl. 80 lun, Bacon at i2s. 3d.. sw
bbls. Rosn at l.. ild. 10 Hamburg, per stsamnr'
20 bale. Cotton At &c.. 80 tuns Measurement Goods
NJ H-.; 2oo0 bbl. Resin on pnynic terms brig
from N,v.York tollayana with wood al g.. Schooner
John Adams with Flour 10 BANGOR at -.
n, bu.lur-, ~ the Sub-rrrnsury wa Receipts.
sli7 500 f.-for Customs, SRI 0W. Payments, st3.-
co.. -. balance, g. $3.50 -. Treasury Notes re-
ceiycd Ter Customs the past week, 81 i''S %
The following comparative statement OF the
Imports e. Foreign Dry Goods and General Nor
clsrdi.r fr the week and since Jan. !
Dr., Fs 9, ~ o' ~; 49,; 49, . 's's;
U.1vr n-.rhaa4'e....... 5od.,s1S AiN'' A'n~
r,.., ~ ,he ss-s ........ stea.1s, sse1u5 tsssss
Previously i,porri........ es.i1G0i "~,~1 ''.S''~s
since ian. i............. tI5 .s sD .usita sHSuU
Another very large week Of mporiation', -oIns
;$Uot0 larger thnn thr samc week In lHi' aud the
aggregate Of the year thu, far is just double she
AMOUNT during th- -sm. prrIud ~ last yrnr.
We annex a comparative statement of the Exports
.,1cu-ve Of .pcce. from New.York % foreign ports
for the week aud since Jan
! % ~ 'srA. .........t ,9s', 80 tts@
: b
s.a-,.sa. I........ .a.yst1 s7ea,oi sri5Ln
The follow ine table vii compare ho export. % ths
.c,,n prrc.p'e staple rltclc' for tho week
uos o,,.y t,,7e7 ar.-' oN'ts,, A.sg,' s.l...
,a''.n h'.'............. b "a |"H't -, 800 $3.50 ,
ca. NJ. bs. .......... 10 S7i I@s s..
" i,si ga. ........... rus 80 isi fssi
81 80. l b. .,a,,. 80 so iss MA
Prs, tos end ,1s.,..... 90 so - "'
o.--.i.- ~ e.. 49,. %. rap,,. {. "a 70 Mus
Tie hn.wil- sa comparative statement Of the
value Of exports iron the osmmfnos'n"ui u tho
cr.s 80. ~; . 1859. . i, d. So.
90. e4'N MOI. a..S iaSs asn 80
- 5ite $50 .. sBin
Tg;,i....'.'l,5 ., .ls 1'i'A.is ts''l'"
The .Iipm,at g.. Sy'Ca to-day by both steamers
wa 81 ylo C,o ab.,h Is Unexpectedly large. Going
,ut ou sa' ln.y % ei not affect the Bank averages
Of tI.- week The Wednesday boai will probably
tk- million. We have been receiving consider
able Specie during the week from the wost and Can
ndn ord ending some away 10 Boston.
Tie receipt, for tho third week In April. on the
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