New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
"WEDNESDAY, May ;2-P. N.


There was quite moderate business done al the
Morning Board. without any important points, except
ING in Panama, virg ria, and Missouri ia The trans.
srions were mainly cash. and of the time sles sell
lers options preorninated Illinois Central since the
closing Of the books has lost its pedOmnance and the
price has declined about y cent. a corner now be-
gins to draw in Panama the certificates being scarce,
and The ars requiring some 200 shares to NEE, con-
tracts made about thirty days ago at IS to 100 This
corner ike that in the Illinois Central, is simply the
result Of oversalef of the bears The market opened
at I0i, and under small purchases advanced to l01.
The statement that Government would furnish conveys
to the STEAMERS of THE route from Aspinwa had some
influence in strengthening the market. The shorts
having supplied their immediate wants the stock was
aerw ard offered at lO6. N. Y Central ia scarce, but
the quotations remain very steady. The saies show
about T. cent difference between cash and seller
thirty. The business in the Western shares was re
stricted q. a moderate decline yesterdays prices.
Between The Boards there few transactions at
the fnh closing prices OF the Board. The
Second Session was marked by dulness, but
price, ss a whole were unchanged. With
the exception Of be advance i'll Panama and Missouri
C. there was no feature worthy of notice. The latter
advanced 20 4O under scarcity of bonds and r1mor
thai the July interest would be paid We could lind
no good authority for this rumor, and presume ii grew
out Of the stand taken by Gen. Harney against the
action Of the Legislature which, 1t is supposed will
prevent the missppopiaton Of the funds provided for
the payment of interest. With better supply Of bonds
and less pressing wants Of the bears. Vrgnias to-day
Gel. off per cent, selling Of a. cash, and i6, seller
twelve A small sale Of Georgia Is was made at 90;
Loussnas al 81, and CALIFORNIA; at IS. Ii, Govern
ala mis-
1881 at s6aSsI which ia a shade lower for the regis
tered So was bid; the IS offered AT yesterdays
prices without buyers At the close the market was
neady b,f very dull, follows: Virginia 6s ~ @4s
Missouri 6s 40040; Canton Co., s!a9i Pacific Mail
Company 81 s6l,; Kew-YoIk Central Railrced, III a
"; Erie Railroad ali 02l, HudsOn River Railroad,
Xaa Harlem Railroad, los Harlem Rail
road Preferred 2Gs an; Reading Railroad 81 d3lli
Michigan Central Railroad, ~, 10 Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Railroad, II alll; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed q eGi
Panama Railroad lOl 100; Illinois Central Railroad
6J3 a66l Gsleus and Chicsgo Railroad u.s. a 5Sli
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, y. as; Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, 3ia3ii; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad 50 56i; Illinois Central Railroad
GaO.
The market for foreign bills closed with more finn
at the iast moment and io5. wac paid for leading
sterling. Very large purchasers have been MADE by
bankers Of merchans bills for the purpose importing
god, giving sixtyday paper in payment The next Gu
harder il is reported, will bring million in gold
ordered sometime since. With the amount by the Per
ss il is estimated thai the mportsions will reach
nearly ten millions Of dollars and then after abort In
teril reoornmsuce In return for the bills sent out
within the lsst week ten Gays.
The rates for Freights are firm; 70 Liverpool 5000
, bnsh. Wheat at ~ @sd. In bulk and bags; $50 tuns
Manila Sugars per foreign vessel st 30s; 80 900 bush.
Corn at ka7id. in bulk aud bags; 200 tons Logwood
Al 2s and 5000 bbls. Flour at Is. Cd is. l0sd per
steamer 900 bush. Grain at l0d for Corn or Id for
Wheat in bags; and per Grea, Eastern 1900 bbIs
Flour at D. a "a Sd. To London 800 bbls Flour at
"a Cd a ~. 3D.; COCO bush. Wheat in bacs al l0ld:
400 bush. Com at Cd. in bags and 400 bile Oh Cake
Al s.. I'd. To Glasgow, 800 bbls. Flour at o. I'd. In
charters very little is doing; We only hear Of bark
with 1900 bush. Wheat to Gloucester at Hid in
bulk, and brig with foil cargo of Waea. to Cork.
Tor orders, at I'D. in bags.
The business Of the Sub-Teasrry was: Receipts,
fiS25i2 sifor Customs, 1000 Payments, $751;
Sis is Balance, $7,4S5, 40 n. The disbursements
WIZ DO seen, continue TO be large.
The transfer books Of the Hudson River Railroad
COMPANY close On the 25th inst, and reopen on the
llth Of June. .4
Cop'es OF the circular of the Commissioners of the
Faebs Debs VI Tie CITY Of Milwaukee, and VI Tho