New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
aHCONn HOARn.
FRIDAY, May 9--p. N.


The dealings at the Stock Board were to large ex'
tent to-day but not 30 great as during some OF the
most excited Of the past ten days. Notwi'hs'anoine
the war items in the morning papers were OF aiaVc
able character the quotations of shares had hesi-
tatpg movement Hudson River was an exception,
and showed new activity. The sales reached 2,'oo
shares the market advancing to f3, against az yes
tcrday. Government Stocks were irm and 10 good
demand. The Skies of 1881 sold at 1927, and after
ward at 1903. The Elves of 1874 were 93I. Treas
ury Notes sold to large extent at 1881 SlO3 and In
debtedpe,, Certificates at par In State Stocks there
was moderate business at about previous prsces'
Railroad Bonds were very buoyant, and the few
Offering were taken at advancing prices. There
ia a vigorous demand for low-prced bonds,
and the advance in quotations has been very marked
Al the Second Board, tbs general market was hrm,
but the principal movement was IN Hudson hNer,
which sold as high as 44l IA further advance OF u
y cent. The bears evan under this rapid advance,
appeared afraid to sell it short. The shares, WIN
a few exceptions, were frm-especislly the Erie
issues OF the Erie Common, 1900 shares were
bought today on English account. Pacific Mail
was weak at lI6, For Governments, the demand
were obtained. The 80 v cents advanced to l'03,
with sales of nearly 100000. After the Second
Board the street was rampant with considerable
transactions Hudson River sold up TO ID. Erie
wa, 39sa39l for Common, and 66i for Preferred.
Rock Island was IS bid, Central $50, Galens !,s'
Reading 47l Toledo 46, Michigan Southern 24i, &C
The market for Sterling is steady but dull for tx
change a. ll33 all4,. Francs are 5.OOa4.93i.
FreiQbts are more active and rates are again
frmer. To Liverpool the engagements are 4oo bales
Cotton at 3I6d.. 40 600 bush. Corn at oa6id. In
bulk and in bags, 900 do. Wheat st 3D. in bags,
600 bbs. Flour at 2s. Cd o2s. Cd, mainly at the
former rate. 300 boxes Bacon at 27s. 3d. 800 cs.
Lard at 97s Cd n 3Os, chiefly at the inside rate, %
hhds. Shoulders at 30s. To London: o,ooV bush
Wheat at I'd. in bulk, 300 boxes Bacon at 2os d2Is'
3D., and per steamer go pkgs. Provisonsas 4os. 10
Glasgow: 700 bbls. Flour at %. I'D, 1000 bush.
Corn At Cd. in bags 50 hhds. Shoulders at U.S., ~
hhds. Tallow at Us. To Antwerp: 800 bbls. Flour
AZ D. 3D. The charters are British bark TO Gouces
ter with Corn, said TO be at lOid. 90 lb; the Dark
Martha Higg, from Baltimore TO Cork for orders,
with corn at I'D. in bulk y 10 lb British brig OF
l2l tuns and an American schooner Of 40 tuns, both
home from the south side of Cuba with Molasses
under and on deck at g 25; an American schooner
Of 100 tuns 10 the windward Islands at SOC. bbl,
and one Of $50 tuns, home from the south side OF
Cuba. at iOc. for Sugar and s. for Molssses.
The business of the Sub Treasury Receipts,
s7,7OI 97s sO Payments 81, $50, 2O2 80; from Gus
toms. $3.50. 900; Balance, $l9, $50, 06S 81.
The Michigan Southern, the first Fix days IN May,
moved more freight than in any six days since the
road was built In two days, 2lo loaded cars passed
through from Chicago to Toledo.
The settlement of the Erie Company will show,
we hear the April earnings about one hundred thol
sand dollars in excess of the same month Of 1861.
The May receipts thus far are very satisfactory.
The market is firm for gold but not very active,
at 1881. Demand notes of the Old Issue, receivable
at the Custom House, are l0i v cent premium.
But a small amount of demand notes we're left
with the Sub-Treasurer to-day for conversion into
fve-twenty year bonds.
The gentleman who is reported in Issue Of yes
terday to have offered resolution at the New-Haven
Railroad meeting for increasing the bonded debt oil
the road, to pay dividend requests us to state that
the reporter was in in that respect and that he
WAS also incorrect in reporting him TO have stated
that one Of the gentlemen, whose names were ON the
circular referred to at the meeting, denied that he
signed it.
Money is very abundant to-day at iG5 v cent On
demand, with occasional transactions at 5 Y cen.
We annex q comparative statement OF tho Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at the port Of New-fork Tor
the week ending May 8, and since Jan. l.;
For Ms Week 1860. 1901. ISOS'
Entered At the .slll5!ss ss1S.1 ss;ss,e s,e
Thrown nisrket.... liiJ'3 1"'o'i ''''''
Sincs Jan |: -.. az, =. 10 - oo,
Entered at the port. SiO,Io3yJ r-.losSSs
Thrown the market. &l,to8lzo Zo,'Io'" -i'fie
| xsrxkEp CONCEPTION
Mann, sf Ptsa Value. MangE Of Pkss Value
wSS 49, ss77 so3 Var 80. al Gloi sls
Cation 33l 81 1O5 Aiscella eus 3sf 2SsZ!
suk........ tx, l9s,yo1 no CO., 90,
Manu- Of Pt.. Value Manu- Of Pkg, vslus
" ooi....... <9i el58,ss1 fla2.:...'.. lc e1vvcs
Cotton. $40 s,bS' osceuE Eousi''"s "Vo
| Slk........ 10 li.2s9I - -. !. 90 =.
| vARxNovsKD.
| NsspC u Pigs. Value MdnV.Q fkss- reae
Wool,...... - SIC 2l2 FlaI........ 80 tlS 10.
Cotton...... 81 1859 Miscellsna. ii lob