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Young Joha Zeller Martin Editor New York Joursal Raitor New School Provby. diter NY Week]; itor Colvmbien Mi ine Reperitery iter Medical Ganet nqulrer dior National Standar. _ inion of Editor Rv e » Fenellpoe Ye Arent oF sprietor Kitty’ Beiter Nv" Weeaty Knicker: | Sarig cholera Drops” * Wwedieh hale Coeatr Baier Macedopinn Prereister Clemviand Howse Miner Js Wulsny Vair M Parsons John Mabride James Cotens MoGinnis BF luberwood ED tone Willem Terling Wma David Holmes Inerease 0 Beith Joba Kites Livat 8D John bt bell Chas 8 Thomes—2 Wm Finegan Rogene W Watson Jacob wi Déward J Matte Rovers Wright Wan Meshing James Litut Geo Manning ISAAC’ V. FOWLER, Postmaster. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Taurspay, May 116 P. M. Quotations for stocks still tend downward, At the first board to-day, Illinois Comtral bonds fell off { per cent ; Canton Co., 3¢ ; Cumberland Coal % ; Erie Rail- xoad 3% ; Reading Railroad 32; Clevoland and Tolsde 1. Nicaragua Transit advanced 34 per cemt. There wasa little more doing to-day in railroad bonds, but gensrally at lower prices, The leading railroad stosks were in mo- derate demand, and the operations were priucipally en time. The bulk of all the leading stook securities is held out of Wall street and outside of the banks. There pro- bably bas not been for years no little dependence upon banks and brokers, by holders of stocks, as at present: Those who hold them have paid for them, and are thera- fore able to carry them. We do not allude to the class of faney stocks, but to the regular dividend paying se. curitie During active business seasons, business men are frequently compelled to hypothecate their stocks, and as soon aa the bankers get hold of them they put them on the market. This bas kept prices fluctuating, and gave epportani- ties for the brokers to take in stocks at the lower prices. It is very different just now. The brokers can- not get hold of stocks to flood the market, Holders aro not in want of money, and are not disposed to sell. This interferes seriously with the operations of the brokers who are at present engaged in bearing the ‘market. Thus far they have not made much progress, except im one or two fancies. The fluctaations in prices are not roslized by outsiders. They are neither buyers nor sellers, and are, therefore, beyond the daily variations. It is all among the brokers, and the reality is not one-half of the extent reported, On a dull market like this, a few cer- tiflcates of stock pass through a good many hands. One certificate of a hundred shares will probably settle con- tracts amounting to a thousand or fifteen hundrea shares among the brokers; but when outsiders are in the market the transactions are reguiar and bona fide. It is a sort of Peter Funk business at the Stock Exchange at the present time, and ts likely to con‘inue so through. out the summer months, Aiter the adjourament of the board the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A. H. Ni- colay— $8,000 Missc uri 0% 18, 000 Virginia "50 Walbamabs , 000 Li ie, Wi 200 shares “aadton River R.R, 80 Third avenue R Pi N. J. Central R.R. Alleghany Mining Co, Ham hire Coal fo. lew S, Draper's semi-weekly bi Of stocks and. bonds will take place to morrow (Friday) at 1234 o’clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The sale will include a large amount of the Rocky Bar Mining Company stock. At the second board, there was a partial recovery of the decline in the morning, Reading Railroad advanced 34 per cent; Cumberland Coal, 3; Erie Railread, 14; others clored at prices current at the first board. Reading ap’ pears to be the most buoyant railroad stock on the list, and recovers more rapidly from any depression. It has basis, a8 will be seen about the middle of next July. ‘The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer’s Office to- cay, were as follows:— Paid on oe account.., $51,841 47 Le sede do * 121,522 12 Balance do 3 2,980,417 78 Paid for Assay Office... 13,030 25 Paid on Lisbursing cheok: 81, 110 61 Of the payments to day $7,600 was on a Galifornia oraft. Mr. Nicholas Dean bas resigned the office of President and slso that of a Director of the New York and Harlem Railond Company. The probability now is that a Waly street broker will be elected to the presidency, and that the stock will besome again an entire fancy at the Brokers’ Board. It has been a Wall street concern vhroughout; and as there is very little chance for a dividend, the managers must make the interest on their investment by the rise and fall of the stock at the Ex- change. We understand that mearly all the holders of the Davpbin and Susquehanna Coal Company’s (Red) bonds have signed the agreement to exchange them for preferred stock; and it is highly desirable that tho#e holders who have not yet signed the agreement should do so withent delsy, and thus aid in resuscitating the company. ‘The Michigan Central Railroad Company earned, the firet week in May, $54,882 24, against $37,340 67 in the tame week of 1854. Gain $17,541 67. The Stonington Railroad Company earned in April $22,163 70, against $21,959 07 for the same month last year, showing an increase of $194 63 for the month this year. The Mercantile Marine Insurance Company, of Boston, have declared a semi-annual dividend of four per ¢ The Spanish Gas Light Company, of Havana, have d: elared a dividend of four per cent for the quarter end- ing the 30th of April. The, Treasurer of the State of New Jersey, it is ex- pected, will soon redeem th tes of the Merchants’ Bank at Bridgton, at per, and the Wheat Growers’ Bank at 97 cents on the dollar. A few days since we gave at seme length our views of the coal trade for the present year, and pointed out the ways end means by which consumers could prevent apy increase of price, if not reduce it below the present standerd. The weekly receipts have since that time been large—considerably in excess of previous years— but the supply does no more than keep pase with the demand, and the probability of lower prices ruling is daily becoming less and less. The only increase of auy importance in the supply of anthracite coal comes by the Reading Railroad. All the canals concerned in the trapspertation of coal were laet year up to their capaci- ty, and their aggregate tonvage for 1855 will not be much greater than that of 1854. The Reading Railroad must therefore be looked to for the annual increase in rectipts of coal for coming years. As there are certain routes by which coal reaches market, and those reutes cannot be insreased, except by vast expenditure of capital and time in their construction, it is necessary at this stage of the trade to look particularly to the probable supply and demand, The canals are only im operation eertain seasons of the year. The close of navigation shuts off at once supplies through those channels. The Reading RaiJroad continues in operation throughout the year, and for» time is the only outlet of the anthracite cos) region. We must therefore look at the quantity of coal already brought to market by the different works, and see if by the same rate of transportation the supply for vke year ia likely to be equal to the demand for con- »umption, The consumption.ef anthracite coal during the year 1664 amounted to 5,847,369 tons; being an increase over the previous year of 652,318 tons. This year, 1855, as the supply for last year was short, and many of the iron and other manufactories have resumed business, it is estimated that 6,800,000 toms will be required to meet the demand of the market. This amount would be ‘an increase of 952,631 tona, which is within the average | increase during the last fifteen years. Of this amount, wo have already received through the Peay Hea up to the 3d toe, ‘tens... Lekigh Navigation aes Betarareon en gpa Total... This amount deducted from the estimated ‘é mand, will leave for the remaining thirty weeks of the seston, 188,935 ton week, Of ‘whic, if wo take'the laat week's busteees as the éata, and consider that the canals were Jat year up to their capacity, we will receive from the Sebuy). Cons] 31,: wane Wetegs tony brated Lebigh Nay. Co. 3° Del, and Hudson 27,038 aT ot0 Readirg RE. 63,858 615,740 4,412,450 6,644,396 ers This aggregate, deducted from the estimate «( rim 000 Was, leaves 678,916 tons short of the estimate, and from Wilksbarre, Shamakin, to. Saegen ema ts, no aman sball take place, and that the canals will have plenty of water and no break to interfere with the business. It is im fact based upop the brosd assumption that the week- ly receipts for of the neason shall be equal to those already realized. In this view of the matter consumers must arrive at different results. Coal is new selling at retail from the yards, for $6 50 per ten. Un- der the most favorable circumstances, it eamnetge muck, if any, below thst point, while a disastrous season to the canals, either by droughts or freshets, would bring about prices current last year. The consumption of eoal is fully up tothe utmost capacity of the traneperta- tien companies, and it therefore follows that any acti. dent interrupting the carrying trade must at once in- flate prices. The warrants ertered at the Treasury Department, Washington, om the 15th inst., were:— For pepivg 2 pian of etn Hf ‘or Treasury del For the Ou 9 te 28,258 26 the Treasury from Gest aas 3,618 11 For covering ir othe Sreapers Seen lands., 7,147 80 For the Wat Department. ...........es.+s+ S47,577 44 For Fi ed intl the War Department, 805,426 79 For the nt 213,466 2) For the jet epar ment ‘The annexed table exhibits the average value of wheat per quarter im Greet Britain, each year, from 1789 to 1860, the circulation of the Bank of England im each year, and the aversge highest and lowest price fer con- sols in the same time:— Cory, Consors anp CURRENCY OF GREAT BRITAIN. Av’e price uf oe, of Ave quotations . ind ‘or a Years!’ Badliaages: >. Crees wijnen Te pill 17 £1),000,000 81 2 ‘11/000'000 rr) i 000,000 97 ™” 10,000,000 a 7 10,000,000 77 68 11/00;000 2 a 970001000 1 3 10,000,000 66 a 14'000;000 58 47 18;000,000 69 oe 14'000;000 ot 60 15,000,000 70 4 177000,000 79 66 17'000°000 B 60 17,000,000 60 be 16’000'000 63 o7 19,000'000 66 68 20'000,000 6 69 17,000,000 70 62, 19,000 000 n 65 24;000,000 2 03 23,000,000 67 61 23;0001000 rH 55 24,000,000 67 56 29;000,000 8 a 27,000,009 67 4 27000000 65 58 80,000,600 62 267000;000 83 13 25;000°000 79 6 24,000,000 1 65 20;000'000 7% 8 17,€00,000 83 6 19,000,000 87 i 21,000,000 97. 16 19,000,000 96 80 aoon'ede 8H 21,000,000 9 a 19,000,000 96 5 22,000,000 9 7 18,000,000 85 » 170007000 86 ot 19000000 91 5 2030007000 96 as 19300,000 93 0 18'000'000 92 a7 17000;000 93 90 197000,000 % 92 18,000,000 93 90 17,000,000 93 rs 17,000,000 90 ry 38/700/000 98 90 19'000/000 97 92 20,600,000 1006 7 000,000 «100 98 20,000,000 98 $8 18/7¢0/000 4 19 18,0 0,900 90 80 187000,000 97 88 1796. Gold ‘conveyed for subsidies. 1797. Mutiny. 1802, Eeeee, er Amiens. merican war, ise, Allien at Parie. 1816. Landing at Oannen, Battle of Waterloo. 1817. Partial cash pa Lay Gees trial. Panic of Ministers. ak eee fest firet ape’ Cae cae 1830. Second French erecta ae Reform sgitetion. 5. Second railway speculation. 850. Gold with¢rawn to pay for foreign corn. 1844, Third railway specu! 1847. Potate famice. 1848, Third French revolution. 1849. California gold. ‘The period included in the above table covers all the Jate wars of the government of Great Britain, and the fluctuations caused by the different events, as they transpired, are easily distinguished. Quotations for conrols have in the time named fallen te 47 per cent, and risen to 10034 percent. The variations from year to year have at times been very great, amd the extremes each year range from two to two-and-twenty per cent. ‘That a stock security of this class sheuld vary se much is very extraordinary, and shows that with all the loyalty and nationality of the people of England, eapi- talists have very little faith or confidenee im it. The facey stocks of Wall street are really a steadier security, end our public stocks have in fact a better basis and are nuvre uniform in market value than the far-famed con- sola of Great Britain. They appear to be depressed by the mort trifling circumstance—any change im the price of corn, any variation in the movements of thé Bank of England, any little political excitement, puts them up or down, as though their very existence dependel upon the event of tbe day. There is much more stability in the value of public stocks on this side of the Atlantic, Fel capitatiats are to a great extent of the Stock Exchs Exchange. ‘Tav! 17, 186 100 she Come Ta bho 3b $1600 Miesouri 6’s... 500 do. . 200 101 Int Im) “at. 15000 Erie at atow Bc "can Hud Conv Bs.. do. -— bon m rae Bas. Oo 7 tooe mic Fro; wp. 600 N ¥ Cent Bda.. 500 do ...... 103, 1000 Cave &'TOl Com 8454 6 sha Metropol’aBk 110 5 Continental Bs.. 10734 15 Bk State N fever 18% 77 Ocean Bank. BOARD. £0 sha Had Riv RR, SEOOND 10 she Market Bank. 1 60 Hatlom RR hig 00 Erie RA 13 NN Coal Co..08 25 & -v60 106 Cleve &ToledoRR £0 €0 Mich 8 & Na RK 101 CITY TRADE REPORT. Broavervrre.—Flour—Common ‘pater, or Werter ton i yg Ra were lower, with sales of 8,000 8 i oy rr Genes wineaee eae ar anal ind by Hana, at $0 Ly fco0 a brand $18. The Jow Southern, at $113 oak els, at $175. Oats were dull, aren eran Meal and rye flour were without ote obi Mert - ' —Hales of ane ta Brana pith made atp for ex; al 8.5 900 do. Rio, at 1036, se 10Ker+ Maraccibo, ana 100 mats Save at 18 Ke. Corton. —The nuevas ZSbrnced about 2,500 bales, with out apy Se Frente. Liverpool 10,000 bushels of corn were en- gaged at p. t., and ey 000 bales of com; ba ton were engaged at 6 524., inctuding island at 9-85 A vessel ‘was chartered to to load with fam at Bic for Londen, at an 100 Dbl thw —10 bales of were ¢Dj fous 3 at 2a To Hambarg—-1,300 dvi. rosin were taken’ a % To Havre yates were dail, and nominal at 5 To California vessels were loading at 20, a per foot mearurement. 8h Tie 800 a 400 bales #010 at 1120. Morassera.—Sales of 1,300 obls, Jote to the trade at 27¢., and 75 Lye las on deck, at 26¢., and 70 hhds, mel yen Cube, be pt Nava STORE —About 07 bine phe wey