New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-11
TUESDAY, July 10-P. VI.

The Stock market was active to-day bat generally
heavy The Bank statement rather unsatisfac-
tory and gave the bears opportunity TO operae on
the market AT the Second Board, however, the lead
il fances were firm and after the Second Board the
prices improved and left off strong. There was con-
siderable disposition to-day TO put out long sellers
opons but the general feeling of the street is GER
tainy that no important decline in stocks is likely to
occur in the next two three months aud most of the
operators anticipate active and buoyant fall season
Erie closed at 52s which is a slight Improvement on
Yesterdays price, sale of 250 shares was made in
the morning at So seller l2 mos, and another at 90,
seller mes. Reading went TO 90 bid. Inc Directors
we understand meet tomorrow to consider the ques-
ton of dividend. The Penasyiraaian states that
the floating debt is a million and half. Central was
freely sold by the operators for fall, and closed at
lOlI. Harlem was heavy; sales of 500 shares were
made at o. seller mos. There was large business
done in Cleveland and Toledo, some 200 shares, and
the market fell Off TO 81 ia decline of per cent
There active contest this stock between its
friends snd the bears. Galena and Chicago sold at
100. Michigan Southern Construction stock 97!.
The common stock was lO3l bid. Michigan Central
81, &c. Cumberland was buOyant at the close, 3Os
bid The sales of Coal this season, thus far have
been over g. 600 tuns against about $4,000 tuns last
season TO same time. Nicaragua was in demand az
the close at ls. The arrangement with the Steamship
Co. s not yet completed. The sales of Railroad bonds
reached s225 OO0 including $780, 600 Illinois Central.
The Construction Bonds s6fd SCI, and the Free
land s9l with privilege, and s4l without ard heavy
at the close Eries 1875, sold at 92l 1885 at 96l;
Panama 1919, Hudson River Second Mortgage o.
First do. 1921, rerre Haue and Alton = cents 90,
Cleveland and Toledo "a, &c. State Stocks quiet
but steady excepting MissOuris of which the supply
is considerable large demand for State Stocks for
banking purposes is anticipated during the Fall, a.
currency is much needed at the West.
The market for Exchange closed dull, with moder-
ate demand from RENTERS. Commercial Sterling has
sold at 9a92, and bankers signatures at q q 10 q
cent. Francs 5.l5G5l2l.
For Cotton TO Liverpool the Freight market lie a
shade hmer Some 200 bales were engaged at 3-ljd.
ID We could hear OF no Grain shipments. In other
directions there is nothing to notice The Ba,ti5
has 800 boxes and 80 tuns Cheese at co. and 100
bales Hops at Id.
The Payments at the Sub-Treasary were s2Sol9s
Received STA, ISL including $50, 600 from Dubuque;
Balance, Al 959, 660 PAID for Assay Oiee, si36 2ll;
Paid Oh Discussing Checks, s3i,Gol.
The following sales Of Bonds ana Stocks we're male
at auction by Simeon Draper:
$4,000 Flushing R.R. Isl Mort g. md int.;:......... 81
eNNN " ''.iN' - --' -s
sooCleyelsud and Toledo T. H. Is ana t......''... 81
100 shares New OF cans Ca Iish,
The East River Savings Bank Institution No.
| Chambers ST., viii pay the usual semi-anuual d.v
oend on tie 10th inst.
The Long Island Insurance Company have this day
declared a semi-annu dividend Of 10 ' cent, pay
able on the 18th inst.
The Paterson and Ramapo Railroad Company
cent payable on Tie 18Th inst
Tie Bank Of Utica has declared a seni-aunua di'i-
dend of q 2 cent, payable on demand.
The Burret Bank Of Syracuse 1 q cent.
Tie Peter Cooper FiIe Insurance Of ths City y
cent
The Planters Bank 81 Tennessee p cent. The
Bank OF Louisville 9! 3 cent Inc Bank OF Ken
tuCky 5 & cent. The Northern Bank OF Kentucky
3 cent
The steamer tomorrow viii probably take million
Of gold. The engagements thus far GOoGhue y
Co. SlG0,OeO Van Baur & CO. $4,000; Robbins <
Co, $500 Belmont, sl0O O00 Brown Br,s. $780,
coo to s5O0,OoO. The above amount IS nearly all in
bars
We learn by telegraph thai the State Convention Of
County Bankers ne, in the City Hall at Syracuse
this morning. g. w. Cuyler of Palmyra, was chosen
President and G.. X. MGmOrd Of Rochester, aad d.
II. Rasback Of Chitte mango, Secretaries. number
of plans were presented ior'he establishment OF Bank
Of Mutual Redemption. when Committee Of ten
appointed 70 whom were submitted al the different
plans ard propositious with power to arrange and
port scheme for adoption by the Convention. The
meeting then adjourned to reassembe at O'Clock to-
morrow morning. The following the ssmes Of the
gentlemen appointed on the Committee Geo. II.
Numiord Of Rochester, Miles p Sampson of Leroy,
Hamiton White Of Syracuse, John S. Gunsen Of Buff
falo, Geo. ". Rodgers of Lockport, c. II. Meriman