New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-18
Freights are rather firmer, but the market is

Freiphts are rather frmer, but the market Is
inactive To Liverpool the engagements are: 10000
bush Wheat at 3D. in bags 700 bbs Flour at Is. ed so
bhds Taow and 200 boxes Bacon at l61I7s Cd. and,
per neutral q 600 bush. Wheat at 6Id in bags; 1000
bbls Flour ut ls Cd 400 tcs Lard 100 boxes Bacon,
and 80 TINS. Heavy Goods, at IFS 3D.; and, per
steamer 500 bales Cotton at I'd. y it 800 boxes
Bacon at 27s Cd, and 1000 do Cheese at 30a4Os To
London: 800 bbs Oil Cake at 2s 100 tuns do In bags
at COS. To Glasgow. per neutral $50 bbs. Flour at
2s 100 tcs Lard of 20s To Bristol per neutral yes-
sci: 90 900 BUSH Wheat at Cd, in bulk and bags; 3co
bbs Flour at 2s 3D. and 81 tuns Tnllow ard Lard at
OPS. Cd Tho Charters are: An American ship OF
ECO tuns with n fun cargo Of Oil Cake
at 2Os y tun and 5 y cent primaGe, and an
American brig to Cadiz at round sum. The carrying
rates are as follows: To LiverpoolWheat nj 49, gid
as CID q quarter; Flour, Is. Cd. OILS 3D.; Corn Meal
Is 3D.; Pork 2s.; Beet. s. Bacon, Lard &C., los a
Us Cd ~ tun; Rice, I5s. ais. 3D. " tun; Cheese 2Vs
a22s. Cd. Oils POS. Q22s. Cd. Whale, Lard and ked
Oils Us. Cd. a COS. Whalefoots. lJs.0l7s. 3D.. Nav"
Stores 2s Cd for Resin; Crude Tupentine, ISL spTis
Turpentine IS Cd; Tar at 4si Dyewoods Us %" 'o'
Logwood is for Fustic and 25s. for Lima and Sapan
wood; and Quercitron Bark at Dos, in Philadelphia anu
Baltimore To London per American flag; Flour IS;
Wheat. Cd Q6id. Heavy Goods, Us Cd; per foreign
naa: Flour as Cd Wheat CID. I'd; Heavy Goods 25s
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Re
ceipts s299527s el--icr Customs, sl3l.cO and lO4o
Bonds, s7l,eOO; Payments s2,t29,@l C.; Balance
S23 ll3 75l 60
Sterling Bills are quoted 1941G195 for Cur
rency and 1925 for Gold
Money is abundant at sac per cent on call,
and at upon mixed colaterals The payments by the
Money at the commercial ccn,crs, and for which there
is no adequate use in the ordinary channels OF trade
In view Of the military situation, and the unsettled
s;nto Of business always exhibited during Presidential
campaign, Money will probably be more abundant
upcn temporary loans during the next few months than
has been known during the Rebellion The magnitude
Of the Government expenses nsures continual issues Of
paper money to which must be ladded shc growing cir
custon Of the National Banks short operations are
now the order Of the day and Wall street promises to
show sharper and more exciting fluctuations than ever
The sales of l0-i0s are moderate, only
$4,000 at tie Assistant TTeasureY's Office The TEN
porary loans with Mr.. Cisco are increasing.
At the annual meeting of the Harlem Rall-
road Company the following Directors were chosen
! c. Vanderbilt Oliver Charlick. John NJ Tobin, WIN.
C. Wetmore. Horace f. Clarke Augustus Schen, John
Harper. John Stewart, John X. Banker VIM II. Van
derbit John B. butcher William b. Aitken, A. b.
Bays.
The subscription books Of the American Coal
Oil Steam Company viii open at tie office Of the Com
pany at No 80 Pine street May 49, at H. and close of
/ 3 p H., as per card in another colursn
At a meeting of the Directors Of the Union
Pacific Railroad held at ST. Lols, the following
named gentlemen were elected Directors Thomas l..
Price of Jefferson City Adophus Meier. Giles +. FL
lev and c. s. Greeley Of ST, Louis place Of John *.
Hale of Wyandotte, Kansas; T. Il. Edgar, j. H. Alex
ander and Robt. j. Wood Of ST. Louis resigned. This
change has been made with view to carrying out nm
arrangement recently made by which tho following gen.
tlemen have become associated with John d. Perry and
Rob T. Carr Of 81. Louis in advancing sufficient sun
10 at once complete the first section Of 40 miles Of the
road in contemplation Of much more Hooking 10 40 less
than the construction Of the road to Fort Riley within
the present year viz: Giles 1. filley John How,
| Adolphus Meier. Henry Ames, A. +. Shapeigh, = II.
Latin S. NJ. Edgen, C. S. Greeley, Henry Martin A. G.
Anderson Barton Able, Thos l. Price. ID. Il. earn
SON. G.. X. TAYLOR, Wm. ". McPhenOn and William
Hubbard The members Of the Board now John d.
Perry President; Adophus Meier Vicc-Prcsccni j.
p. Devcreux Secretary and TreGstrrr; G Greeley
Giles Finley. Thos. L. Price NC. Kennedy a. C.
Anderson. SamI. a. Stinson
The aggregate exports of Produce and Mer-
chandsc exclusive Of Specie for he pact week were
SO 326 s92.
! The following comparative statement shows
e average condition Of the leading tens Of the Pha
deipha banks: