New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
sBcOND B0,RD
MONDAY, May 28-P. NJ.

| sThere was good deal of strength in the Stock
,rket this morning at the opening and continuance
THE upward movement appeared to be impending
Sen the foreign advices by the Palestine were re-
@ s,ed and the decline in Consols gave the bears
oo,raqe to attempt TO the advance of prices and
|l,,features of the market underwent a change TO dull
ue and heaviness. At the Second Board the foreign
1eN's still exercised adverse influence, notwith-
s,a;dng the favorable character Of the Bank state
|1e.t The bulls made no special attempt TO sustain
7i,es, preferring to wait until the Influences which
goerned the market to-day had exhausted themselves
anG the under Of general prosperity and re-
c1Israton which marks the present year had resumed
|theg control. The quotation for Pacific Mail fell on
teat,y a. cent. There is "a growing apprehension
tia, matters are in worse condition in that concern
hs, has been supposed and the insiders it is under
so,d, have been quietly selling out The dividends
ia,,, already been paid on 40046 shares the capital
teSg 40 600 shares. Central moderately active,
:, sabout 3d. The rumOrs from Albany are,
,ha, the Nav receipts will exceed the estimates
q he early part of the month, which were SllOOOO
D. & 20 600 increase. Hudson River was not active,
bot syen sustained at 49, 49, The extension Of the
Sosnd Mortgage Bonds, due this year, is proceeding
| yer, satisfactorily Nearly million Of the two
ml,ns hss been already extended, and the managers
6-i!e hoIiers when calling for the semi-annua inter-
ct s,.t month TO bring their bonds with them, and
Inat tie extension proposed by the Company. A
salei,f reduced Farmers Loan was made at lls. In
he Western shares there marked change, and
wiz fair amount OF business doing at the Second
Bod the market generally heavy; but there
Wano disposition 70 press stocks on the market The
/ BcrS market is firm, without much activity Stare
rds3overnment stocks firm. The L. ;. Coupon
4 a. 81
bonds are in considerable favor, and the bet
tsr d soriptions are improving The las, quotations
~, Un;ted States IS ~ 1895 al0i; Indiana 5s, 80;
/ Yir,Snia g. 49, 09i; Tennessee IS 9l449l5i Mis-
sou,t e., siaasili Canton Company, DO all Pa
e6otiail. 49, as9; N. Y. Central Railroad go s2li
En-. Railroad 81 s2ll; Hudson River Railroad, i9 a
4ol;'Harlem Railroad 10 49,; Harlem Preferred 400
q n Reading Railroad, 42l i2l; Michigan Central
Railroad 53I a53l; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad III al2; do Guaranteed 2jl c2j5
Panama Railroad, l3ial3il Illinois Central Rail
road 63ia6i; Galena and Chicago Railroad 6ii 36i3j
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, a3Ol; Chicago and
Rock Iasnd Railroad 7Ol 97Ol Illinois Central Re, 81
a9II: Pennsylvania Coal Company, sil ass; Della
ware snd udson Canal Company 1907 lOl; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, ~ 0H@.
Ia the Foreign Bill market there is no marked
change. but Sterling lie scarcely as firm The supply
lfoutside bills il moderate; Sterling 100 clO9si Francs
5I6l
Freights-To Liverpool, 1900 bbls. Flour AZ Is. 81;
Is 600 bush. Wheat in bulk at SD. in bags 9gOOj
lush Corn at 3D. in bulk and 3d. in bags; 5000 bush
Osds at Sld. y 90 10. To London, 30 casks Hams Al
10. 10 Glasgow, 1900 bbs. Flour at 2s Cd ~
tuns Tallow at 25s. To Bremen, 80 hhds Tobacco
On private terms. To Hamburg 1870 bales Cotton al
le; 50 tuns Measurement Goods al 40s A bark OF
so runs 10 Cronstad with 500 haes Cotton c. 500
casks Rice at 4s 20 tups Measurement Goods az fOs
Three vessels for Cork and market with Corn al Sd
| n sbipper's bags. Bark Matilda 70 Glasgow with
Corn At 73d in shippers bags Wheat at 81. in do
and Flour al p. Cd. The ship Exchange home from
Iegborn to an Atlantic port on private terms
The business Of the Sub-Ireasuy was; Receipts,
N9o COG 72--for Customs, $4,000 Payments, sliG-
SIC G7; Balance, s6@5,75O IS.
The April earnings of the La Crosse Road after
payment Of all running expenses, are stated 10 nave
bCen $4,000