New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

The Stock market has been moderately
active to-day, with considerable ductuation Read
ine continues the stock OF most interest and cxab-
tied The usual changes Opening .; 81 Ii ran rapidly
up to 80 and at the Second Beard settled back 10
S.. showing decline OF / y cent from yesterday.
Our adyocs from Boston are to the eaec, that the
combination there continues m tact and that the pre-
sent condition of the market is no; the result of A.
,Jcut Stll the reaction may possibly take the cont
troll of the market out OF their hands, aud break the
whole movement. Harlem Was 6ra. and at the close
"a was bid. showing au improve ment OF y cent
The receipts of June are considerably IN advance of
those Of May, thus iaT ana promIs, 10 reach $4,000
Tor the month. which IS beyond the estimate upon
which a y & cent, dividend Is preAcated. Long
Island improved no the close 20 90. Erc IS rather
heavy and closed at o6.. with considerable activity.
Stonmgton Is heavy. Norwich IS steady Govern
mcnt aud State Stocks are in fur demand and drny
held
There is a very moderate business doing
Exchanges, bat the market is 6rp. Sterling lOi a
lo3 tor SAty-day Gills and Ia Tor sight Francs,
5I0A5C7i.
Freights are heavy for Cotton but buoy
ant for Breads,uas Com is held at 81. with very
hite room offering. Engagements Cotton al "a.
l2s. td Gl5s 500 Oars -nd Handspike, At "a p foot
and lsd. each To Hssre the packet has 400 bales
Cotton &C., 1900 Hs Whalebone &C. and 100 bbls
Ashes So To The Continent the market IS very dun
To London. loco bblS Flour 9> go ties beef A. and
Dead weigh, 95s03ls To California the rates tend
downward. The engagements al 1000 OF 5000 b5ls
al IS 10 60c. 3 foot.
The amount received at the Sub Treas
ury Is s'se95 paid, Sle'e9 balance, $:,;,l,loS
The balance IS increasing Al tins depository. an
ucipat ON of the paymeat OF the cniaanGal inter
est on the public debt
An election of Directors Of the Albany
and Schenectady Railroad Was held on Wednesday
last, and resulted as follows Z. L. Mcintosh, II H.
hing, e. y. Lansing. LYMAN Chsnin. II Punpeuv
Aus. James, J. T. Notion, r. L. Wuslow, Thos
T!eston. L. G. Mcintosh Was unanimously elected
President, in place o: John +. Norton, resigned C.
y Lansing, Wee President. L. C. McIntosh. G y
ansing and r. II King, Finance Committee The
business OF The Road continues 10 show remarka-
Die degree of prosperity The receipts OF the fist
FIVE months Of the year, during portion OF whioa
time the fares have been reduced. are as annexed.
1881 $>0,9S2 p
NV .---.--~-- Oo,sSS y
luorea>e-asout % & .$Iflg3 >
INV NoilV OF juno >UoN> iafSc increase ~
gam IA the hrst seven days, $1SS as compared with
he same period OF isS year, equal 10 about 9sj pas
sepgegs per day.
lhe steamer, tomorrow, viii take some
$so0tN II com. and the two Sesmers next weeS p~s.
baby Ralhon and a halt These shipments produce
no cdeCI upon the Money msrksi TIE confidence Of
uionsyed men ee'rs unirppsirod 10 TIE continuance
OF the increasing supplies Q; gold from California and
m the large receipts OF eo'n by Immigrants from Eu.
rope. There Is diaereace OF opinion N regard TO
the amount OF god which We must vel ship but the
general impression is that the drain Will be material.
~ chccSed by the las Of July. During the remsin-
der otthiS month aud m July considerable amounts
Of dividends and about $So0010 Of Mexican lndem-
n,y viii be sen, abroad, Wii.ch VIII increase to that
amount the usual demand We are glad 70 learn
from some OF the leading importers that the orders