New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27
Tuesday. June 26-P. NJ.


The Stock market has recovered much of the &C.
tivy and buoyancy which it exhibited before the late
reaction. There is strong disposition to buy, and
the orders from outsiders are increasing. The dull
season of the business year is at hand and as funds
increase in the hands of business men, they seek to
employ the accumulation in the Stock market. The
disposition to bear the market is very limited. Erie
takes the lead of late as the favone fancy the sales
Of the day being over 5000 shares of the sales 1000
shares were by one operator at seller go which were
all notified for delivery tomorrow. The market closed
at 50; after the Second Board an Improvement of p
cent The business of June this Road is satisfactory,
the receipts up to Saturday having been 100000 in
excess of the period Of last June. Reading was
90 d93J, which is y cent better. The business of
the ak months ending June l Is stated TO amount 10
s977 os6 So against 1884 % for the corresponding
period last year showing an increase this year of
$500 637 20. The dividend il IL thought will be or
y cent and 81 y cent is bid for il. Harlem is y
cent better Hudson River is steady. Central is sd-
yancing, closing at about l0l an Improvement of
q cent. The prospect of settlement of the difficult
ties with the Erie together with the enormous business
of this line, has very good effect upon the market.
For SiIth-av. rs was bid, which is better We
hear that the coming dividend viii probably be
3 or 81 p cent Panama was firm at IO4. The
Western shares have entirely recovered from the re-
action of last week. Galens and Chicago went to
10; Michigan Southern l10i Cleveland and Toledo
95; Chicsgo and Rock Island, ga Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 57I Michigan Central, lO2; Illinois Gen.
trail with sales 900 shares 96l, &c. Cumberland was
buoyant to-day closing at 3ls bid, an advance of p
cent Nicaragua was steady at l6i. In Railroad
Bonds the business was $3.50, 900 at full prices. ILL
nois Central sold at si Freeand do, s2i Fries, 1875,
9la; New-York Central 1921; Fries, 1871, s5s; Tere
Haue and Alton, LET Mortgage, 90; I'd Mortgage, 9
y cents, 81 jackson Branch, IS; Hudson River,
Sd Mortgage, 20, sc. In State Stocks there was
steady market. The sales were 100000. Mssouris
sold at ga; Indiana IS, s5; CALIFORNIA; 90i; Yir
ginas loOi sc. sale of Chicago and Milwaukee
Railroad illinois secton) made privately at s2i
and interest, showing an advance.
The market has been heavy for Exchange by this
steamer with an increased supply Of commercial bills.
Rates are al 2 cent lower than by last steamer.
Bankers sterling sold at TO- and occasional trans
action at y cent Less Firstclass signatures other
than banker sold at % cent with good bills with
bills lading attached at slasi Y cent. Francs 5l6i
a 5.l2l and heavy.
In Freights there il a moderate business doing The
market for Corn TO Great Britain ia easier but in
other shipments there is change in rates. To Liv
erpOol engagements include $1,000 a 10000 bushels
Corn at I'D. in bulk and i'd. in ships bags and30O
bbs. Corn Meal at 10. To Tendon, COO bbs. Spirits
within the last two three days 81 To Glasgow
400 tuns Bone Dust % s schooner of leg tuns was
chartered TO the south side Of Cuba and back at
400, port charges paid.
The amount paid at the Sub-Treasury was s0s, $40;
received s252 ESQ., including 600 900 from the West;
balance, 81, 457,3ls Paid from Assay Office, sll5,-
92s. Paid on discussing checks, s9s,l6o
The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were made
at auction by Simeon Draper:
ell eco Y and Harlem RR lst Mortgage int sdded s4
1000 NJ Y and Erie RR lat Mortgage, int. added .... 81
100 shares Commercial Bank Observation-Disclosures