New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

ing, 3 y cent; American Coal v cent; Alton and
Terre IIaute, 9 v ccut ,eto. The whole market wac
very active and bnoyant. A strong demonstration
was made 10 Pittsburgh. which WAS offered 81 par
seller II months which offer was at once accepted
ointment house then bid l06 for 1000 shares
regular. At tho o'clock call the market was gen
orally strong.
In Exchange there was not much doing to-day,
and rates are wthou! change.
Freghts are less active in the absence Of lsts lib
cral arrivals Of Grain. and riJes are slightly easier
for Grain and Flour. To Liverpool. the engage
ments are 7, 900 bush. Wheat in bulk at Old, $40
bills. Flour at "a. 3D., and per neutral Il K 900
pkgs. Bacon and Lard at 3Os., l0S tuns Honduras
Logwood at Us. Cd. aud per steamer, $50 bbS.
Flour Mt Pa. 3D.. To London. per neutral flag. 500
bills. NJ 81. 80. 3D., and 100 tuns Provisions at
32s Cd. To Glasgow, ZOO bbls. Flour ut 2s., aud
por neutral vessel, 300 bLla Pork at 5s To Ant
werp, 500 bbs. Flour at 81 81. To IIayre, 800
bbs. Flour ut Use. To Rotterdam, 500 bbls. Flour
at 50. The Charters are Prussian bark 10 Cork
for orders, with Grnin at 81. 3D.. a Biti.h brig on
the same voyage with Grain at the came rate; an
Austrian bark 10 Gasgow, with $4,000 bush. Wheat
on private terms; "a schooner Of li9 tuns to the
w cbl anu AT ~ ,oJVi rSn"Vhcl Va AZ
tuns on the same voyage II. 81 ,725i British vessel
Of 400 bbs capacity on the snme voyage at eco
half god British brig Of 2S5 tuns to toe North
side OF Cuba and back at 5ic. for Sugar, and s. so
for Molasses on deok
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
-, i9l. 3O7 2S-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
~. $40 sO7 50; Balance So. Cos, 96i 90.
The Gslcna aud Chicago Road earned the second
week in May
1853. e3iioo is67..... ......f39CU
Dtcrraso. 4f.sSl
The Rock Isiard earned the same week
$3.50 lleG2............ s2026T
lncfrs-e... 1910
The Michigan Southern earned:
1919 ....-'SSl'h' J......;.;..:s'7.51i
IuoTeases.....-..... .-.....-..S lJ.S18
The annual election for Board Of Directors Of
the New.York and Harlem Railroad Company was
held yesterday. tho rolls being kept open between
The houIs OF ~ m aud .. m. Messrs. William NJ.
Neuaye. w. G. Baker. aud Ode Close acted a.
lnsPcctor4 Tho voting, with three exceptions,
was done by pro4y, there was consequently 10
excitement Upon tie closing Of the polls. the
Inspectors proceeded 10 conn, tie voice and nn.
nounced hat votes representing 62Ji2 shares were
east Tor The following gentlemen ms "A Board OF
D,reoiors: Cornelius Vanderbilt, VIM. G. Wcmoro.
Dauiel Drew. John Harper, Alb. Bayls, II. I.
Clark Jas. II. Banker, John Steward, John Alsiyne,
Augustus Schell, Addison q. jerome, a. J. Akin,
". l.. Morris. Among tho,e who voted this ticket
were j. H. StcbJins, 10 coo shares; 4. ID. Bayli.,
H. go shar,s e. Vanderbilt, 600 sbares; JOSEPH
Harker, 800. For the ticket containing the names
of Allan Campbell. W. G. We,more, Corneiu. Van.
dcrbilt, Daniel Drew, Ern.us Corning, G.. v.
Sandiord. Horace L. Clark, John AlsiyDe, Horace
Brooks, Albert Smith, A. j. Akin, John Harper, and
a. Is. Daylis q $50 yo.ss wero cast, Ito heaviest
being Alan Campbell, go shares, and Richard
FrcIeb, yOO. Thus n VIII be seen thai the places
Of Mestp Cauyloll, Elr.ouds doocascdj Sindiord,
Brooks, and SAITH on tho Bpar are filed 10y Mesrs.
Jerome. Banker Stewart, Morris. schell. Sir.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Was unanimously elected Prcsi-
den. Of the company. Mr.. Vanderbilt, accepted tho
r.-,uon upon tho coadiiou that no receive com
psrsAiion H. H. .',cs, and that tho company
APPOINT .omo suitable person ~ act ne Nlce-PGesi-
dent who should discharge such q the executive
dui.~ rs tie company bttom time 10 time direct
"herts ron, Mr. William T.. Morris was Unanimous
y o.eote Wee -rrosideni Of tho company.
The Gel market Is Inactive AID heavy s., 1854
dlisl.
sion into hVe,wepd,s arc q, 10000 yesterday |
they were O. D. 600.
Al the sale Domestic Cotton Goods to-day. |
brown sheeiings sold a! pricos, four months, |
which ale Jd3e. bow last weeks jobbing prices |
. bales Naahua -, 1;c.i q bacs Medfor 23i |
.te.; ~ baes Pocaset 90, 2Ga26ic; ~ balcs
Swift Rvs, III lso., Ma,sAchusotts -, % Die. |
Fremont ~, 22Ic.
The aggregate exports of l4,duce aud Meichan.
disc leIclu.iyo Of sIecI') for Ia, pact week were
g. 1852.
The money market to-day hiss been very active
by reason Of the changing Of loaus and sone Dor
rvwers have found il difficult 10 supply their wan,s
few VI the bank iicers had an informal meetiug
Yesterday 10 discuss what action should be taken 90
check stock speculation. Tie result was felt this |
morning in the calling in Of loans to some extent,
aud the refusal 10 certify tie checks OF Of the
Leading stock houses unless good at the time Of pre-
seutation. This course WAS temporarily ombsrrats-
ing but failed to have any permanent influence upon
tho market. Lenders cannot Afford 10 keep their
money idle or banks to dsobhge their most pront-
able customers point which is too feeble TO meet
the care aud we shall probably in iow days, az in
previous instances see tie cuIront Of speculation
moving on again.
The following table shows the receipts Of flour,
grain, 1.-Two stock, &c, from tic lot January
for three years:
tlour bbls.. ."......... 353 81 seJSol 40 -
Wheat, bu,h.............Is2lG i6 20lo.1li 2sJi,R