New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY, June s-P. N.


There fair amount OF business done at the
Stock Board to-day without any important features.
The amount of gold received by the Aspnwa steamer
was less than was generally anticipated, and the mar
ket after her advces public heavy. After the
Second Board there was some recovery, most marked
in Reading which went to sl closing at 81 bid having
been during the day 9Os Theimprovemento yesterday
is cent The sales of this stock were quite
compared with those of previous days. The move
ment in Cumberland continues large but the market is
scarcely sustained The closing sales 3Os 3ol
Erie left off at 49, 05es decline of y cent? Har
lem fell off p cent; Hudson River y cent, &C. The
Western Stocks were buoyant. Galena and Chicago
improved to 100, closing at 993. The immense re-
ceipts of this road make it a favorite. Michigan
Southern also very buoyant, and went to l03l,
an advance Of y cent. A private purchase of $50
shares was made at 100 for London. Cleveland
and Toledo were firm at sla; Illinois Central 94l; Pan
anna was dull and sold at the Second Board at par,
seller months; Pennsylvania Coal was in demand
and sold at 10. The business in Railroad Bonds
reached s2OO, OOO of which $4,000 Illinois
Central at sO0794 for Construction, and IS for Free
land Bonds Fries, 1875, were buoyant aud went to
800; 1871, 93l. Goshen Line 90; Central SEQ. In
State Stocks the business was moderate; New-York
6s, 1865, sold at 49, Indiana IS, ex-interest s3l
Missouri Is CAT; Virginas were offered below par.
In Exchange there is but moderate business doing
Sterling is % 0lOt. Francs 5.15a5l2i.
To Liverpool we hear of 1000 bushels Corn at 3D.
The payments at the Sub-Treasury were 1921, s2l,
including esq 500 Of drafts from California. Received,
1886, 1872 including $4,000 from the West Balance,
50, 40. Paid from Assay Office, $685.; Paid on
discussing checks, s49,936.
The business at the Clearing House SIS, 1874 100.
The Greenwich Bank will commence business
Monday as reorganzed underth General Banking law.
There will be no change in the administration. The
Greenwich Bank has Of late years been one of the
most successful of our banking institutions.
The Commercial Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared semannual dividend Of 10 y cent, payable
on and after the nth inst The East River Insurance
Company has declared semi annual dividend of
q cent payable on and after the 4th inst
The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were made
at auction by Simeon Draper:
$4,000 New York City Elves 1890. gl
i2coo n Y. and Harlem r. Mortgage Int. added. 81
$500 Flushing Railroad LIST Mortgage Interest added... ST.
40o0 Milwaukee and Waertown K r. LIST Mort Int add s1s
4CC0 Ohio and Mississippi r. r. % Mort Int added 81
40coo n Y and Paterson Plank Road Interest sdded 90
70 Shares Oriental Bank a a.rct Inn
$50 Shares Trevorton and susquehanns Railroad Co...
80 Shares Northumberland Union Co Land Asso.)
Being the proportion in which the stocks were
originally issued, and are now held by the stockholders
s27so
Lots so for each ..............slGl
Lots sold for each. 1857
The following are the receipts of the Sixth and
Eighthav. Railroad Co.'s for the month of May, 1855
Shthay Railroad ~ a gS fs
Eighth nS heilroao.. 500 "