New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
FRInAY. Nav l3-P. Y.

movement to-day and there was no appearance OF
az abatement in the disposition 10 buy, up to late
hour of the day. The failure reportei yesterday
seems TO have had upon the whole, stimulating Ell
feet upon the market, in bringing in, not only the
pa,ti.s 10 whom stocks were to have been delivered
as BUYERS but in attracting from different parts Of the
country orders for stocks which had touched very
low points in the brief panic which prevailed, Thu,
we have had at the same time an involuntary support
from the short interest Of the Stock Exchange, and
an outside demand TO larger extent than tor many
| weeks The actual causes Of depression IN TINS IN
stance appear TO lave contributed to the revival OF
the market II was quite natural TO anticipate some
| reaction from the extreme low pnees 10 when
stocks had fallen but tne vigorous raly when mss
r,opres.d without check since the close of the frst
| Board Of Yesterday, has been beyond the expecfa-
| tions of The most sanguine. But for the European
war cloud, and the fears that the coming steamers
| nay bring adverse news, important IN lis temporary
| bearing upon Money market, we might expect
DOW to a temp rsry advance but alarm spreads
| easily and the Stock naiket is, consequently,
| NOR. than commonly caprcious and uDrels
| able. The Transactions in NeY-York Central were
to a fair extent during the day prices opening
| al 7Cs in the morning, and running up 10 az
in the afternoon. report, which ia in circulation,
| 10 the effect that new arrangements had been
| completed between the rival lines, has aided
the upw ard movement but not yet informed a.
to the truth Of the report. There was handsome ad
vance also in Michigan Central Panama, Galena, To-
edo and Rock Island, and the bidding was brisk anu
We. sustained for all Of these stocks up TO the close OF
the day. At the Second Board the market was very
strong ard the leading stocks were in good demand at
higher prices than the closing quotations of the MORN
1 IN au -k1Tl1 an.
trail Gaena and Rock Island. In the last named, the
inquiry for cash stock quite urgent aud the indi-
catious are that the Of the clique in locking
up the floating shares begin 10 make an impression,
The trade in Bonds has been quite important during
the day. Mssouris opened at S3l and fell of frac-
ton at the close but at the Second Board were up
again to 81. Virginas were in good demand at
9iI q9il. Tie market for Railway Bonds more
active, aud upon the whole rather better, but with
some irregularity. The closing prices were; United
States IS, 1914 aloii; Virginia rs, 9il a9il; Ten
nessee 6s, 9Ilo9l,; Missouri Is, s3l asi; Canton
| Co.. ls3al9; Cumberland Coal, III cls New-York
Central, 7li67li; Erie Railroad, 7i07i Hudson
River Railroad 81 032 Harlem Railroad, 1919
| III Harlem Preferred, 36l a37i Reading Rail
road 4e1 d46l; Michigan Central, A. ai2i Mchi-
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 81 e9i;
| Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 3li03l,; Panama
Railroad, us 0ll9; Illinois Central, 81 ass; Galena
and Chicago, 6.i a63; Cleveland and Toledo, 26!
2f,; Chicago and Rock leland, 81 96l2; Illinois
| Central Bonds, sOI dsl,; Pacific Mail 81 aS2i.
There is but a moderate business doing in foreign
bills for the steamer Tomorrow, but rates firm.
Sterling is lGi 9lol for bankers and 1891 ITO for
| commercial signatur,s. Francs are 5.l0950Si.
Freghts-To Liverpool, 700 bales Cotton at q
532d: 100 tc- Beef at o.. 200 bbls Pork at L. Cd.
$50 iuns Heavy Weight at los. To London, 5 tuns
| Wbslebone at 3-l6d; 20 tuns Zinc at LIS. 3D.; ~
tuns Oil at 22s 3D.; 50 bales Hogshair at 25s.; 800
bbls. Pork on private terms. To Glasgow, $50 bbls
Chrome Ore at IS. To Rotterdam 500 bbs. Rosin at
2s Cd 900 casks Ashes at 22s Cd; 100 bbls Spirits
| at 3ic. scbooner to Bangor at lie. for Flour and
&c. for Corn. One to Portsmouth at &c. for Flour
aud &c. for Grain. Also, to Portland at Isc
The Humming Bird, of 300 tuns burden to Havana
| at 81, $50. Also, bark to Havana, privilege TO
another Cuban port, thence to Cowes or Falmouth
for order to the Baltic Mediterranean, at "a 2s Cd
| T. tun.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$23s f3 77-for Customs $23S, 600; Payments, $65,-
9i2 IS; Balance, $6,O76s6S 81.
| We annex a comparative statement of the I'm
ports of Foreign Dry Goods at New.York for the
week and since Jan. |:
| For the geek. 1857 1888. 1883.
Entered a, the part. s7sss s5ssces silss s "a,
| Thrt VII on nlarket...... olU,u1o ISi"o i"'i''o
T Ta.rs o at The the $siit se es
| ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION
VOL las sss1e. G.cslaH.oa:. So ss0'S7
Sill ..... Sss a28s Total. .A,aO siOls,2A
| flsx......... bof lh,IobI
Withdrawals.
%s"H fi s ss1 ISL M Ma"S ri v sas
sa' ::::....: e ..aI' SIS 'S
| flax........ ~ fio1i
Manu- Of Pkss Value Manu- Of Pkr Value.
WOLF. So s87,i7s Miscellaneous. 81 sls,ioo
| tOton...... ~ 1850
| Sk...... % .I,Ytol Io-el''''''''Sf FhNr'o-
| fSx......... 10 0ulI
The follow ing statements exhibit the condition OF the
Delaware, Lsckswanna and Western Railroad Com
| papy ON March 81, 1859:
| Mor;sIse bonds Of 1871 ssoo,0H 90
Mortssse bonds Of 1875 .i5co,So 20
LIS. amount on hand. 500 % 25i so co-sien,O %
Income bonds Of 1862 ......... 432asD 90
lncon bonos Of s67............ 72SO 90 l,240o o.
| Coupon. stan ped payable in 1902. ,,s75 20
| Bis PEI bic ~ 1860. ............... u, lS6 p
Bills ysble sftsr~ard +e1 l9- SI53lt ~
Account. psysbe demand loi452 70
| To,sl indebtedness. notiDcllding accrued interest
payable sieT Mach s67O5ls Sc
AVAILABLE ASSETS.
Cash on hand S7I,ssl "a
| Bills T,c.iysbl,, due in
1889. $l8l,lI9 70
| Due aft -Iw ard ......... H.+76 2-sls565 =
Accounts receivable l6sSSs y 49,, -
Coal hand Se 81 T&1d| y
.ro.,,............ .ssg77,7ss So
There as zlso hand: