New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-25
SECOND BOARD.
Sa1uRnAY. juno 23-P. NJ.

SATURDAY. June <o-i NJ
Tie Stock market continues active but Irregular
The strong upward movement of the early part OF the
week exhausted but the impression among operators
generally appears to be that with the present prom
Ire of a very easy money market during tue sum-
mer months the movement will be resumed, but not
probably with the energy Of the late rise, OF course
subject to the usual reactions. The market Is sun ex
cited. Erie was very buoyant during the day until
after the Second Board; sales were made as high as
5o;, On advance of Il 2 cent from the opening but
closed at SEA- Reading was firm at 92l, an improve
neut Of q cent. Harlem fell off : p cent. Central,
which has now become ore of the most active stocks
Auctuaed between 1909 lO1 closing at the higher rate
The rumors are very current that new arrangement
has been made with the Erie and we hear the same
rumor from Albany. Some of the Western shares are
recovering from the late decline. Galena and Chi
caeo sold after the Second Board at 1917, an improve
ment of p y cent. Cleveland and Toledo recovered
TO 9ly. Tie Hatord Tins states it is understood
on the authority of one of the Directors that the float
ing debt of this Road paid eff in April and that
the September dividend will be y cent in cash.
Within SIX onths $40 miles of new railroad counec-
lions will be added to this road, connecting it with
ST, Louis Cleveland and Pittsburgh fell off to 49l;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, lOs; Michigan
49, -
1921 Cumberland was active with considerable luc-
tuations. 1t closed at 81, a decline of J y cent
Canton was without change of importance, about 49,
In Railroad Bonds the transactions were about
$4,000 Illinois Central sold at s3I s3i; Freeland
d. So Fries, rs oil; Central U.s. lO2I Fries, s3, 94l
In State stocks the market is quiet and rather heavy
There is but little doing in Exchange and yates are
steady. Sterling 93alOi Francs, SIS d5.l2s.
We hear of engagements Of two schooners to North
Carolina for new Wheat at l2c. 4 bush. The brig
Sea Foam to Malaga and back was taken at abou
$4,000.
The receipts at the Sub,Treasury are slo3,l6Oi
Paid S34 1854; Balance, 81 1901, 54l. Paid from Assay
Office, s4,339 Paid ON dsbursing checks, $50, 1853;
Balance to credit of all accounts, s6,5ssOOO. This
shows an increase from last week which is owing to
asupply of file bars and additions to the disbursing
accounts.
Albert H. Nicolay's regular semi-weekly auction
sale of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Monday
rext at l2y o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
The People Fire Insu ance Company have declared
a dividend If S y cent, payable on the I'd July.
TIE Continental Bank dividend of cent paya-
bic on the I'd of July.
The Central Bank, Albany, semi-annual dividend
of y cent
The Mecbanics' and Traders Bank. at jersey City,
a semi annual dividend OF q cent
There were no shipments of gold from this port this
week but $500, 900 were sent to Boston for export
thence. The aggregate Of the year from New-York is
sl5,753 ,963 The Star of the West brings s626OOO
in the manifest, and probably nearly enough in the
hands of passengers TO make this amount million.
The Aspinw all steamer, due will probably bring
still larger amount. The Wednesday shipment is
not expected to be large those Of the last two or
three steamers, and the two California boats will
doubt much more than meet this drain. 1t has been
anticipated that the Bank Statements Of Monday
would show considerable decrease in the specie line.
This may be in the aggregate, but leading Wast.
Banks show an increase of some one or two hundred
thousand dollars. In money matters there is no
change to notice excepting increasing abundance
of capital seeking safe investment In some quarters
there is increased activity produced by the large
stock movement, but generally the supply
is in excess of the demand. Call loans are SAL per
cent and loans have been made at 60 to 80 days at
6per cent. Paper is SAL per cent for rst class and
in demand, while the quantity offering is limited. The
imports of the week show considerable decrease on
the same week of Last year. the aggregate being ST.,
96O,07 against 50, 425 AZ. The figures are:
1854. 1855.