New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
SECOND BOAHD.
MONDAY, June 2-P. N.

There was an active and buoyant Stock market to-
day. with more disposition to operate for rise than
we have seen for long time The ease Of the Money
market and the passing away Of the Champion incu-
bus he's brought in buyers, and checks the willingness
of the bears to put out short lines. In the immediate
future Of the Money market there appears to be no
anticipate strngency the contrary, there
are all the elements of continued abundance, and an
abundance of money almost certainly produces
buoyant Stock market. We are approaching a
season of the year, too when outsiders, having
finished up their Spring payments, have usually dis
posion TO take line in stocks, and June rise Is
common occurrence The sales of Erie day are
over 600 shares opening at 81 and closing at 17, IN
improvement of y cent. The receipts for May
were sG94 OOO, about ,000 in advance Of April.
Reading was buoyant and in good demand. The
transactions reach 900 shares, closing at 80 an i'm
ent Of per cent. n considerable portion OF
The sales are on Philadelphia account. Central ad-
vanced TO 9ls with considerable sales. Hudson
RIVER was 339 Delaware sold at l3s,
further advance Of y cent. The stock has now
advanced 10 = cent on an extra dividend of Z cent.
in stock The dividend is = cent in cash and q
cen. in stock equal to about IL e cent Nicaragua
improved this morning TO l3l on the news BY the On
zaba but at the close il was offered at l2. We hear
spped as Directors to-day. The Western shares were
very firm to-day and in good demand. Michigan
Southern was 9s Michigan Central, 81; Galena, llIi
Milwaukee and Mississippi, 81; Cleveland and Toledo
76lLCleyeand and Pittsburgh, 6i &c. all showing an
advance of to = cent. In Railroad Bonds the
business was moderate, but prices well sustained.
The market has an upward tendency for good Bonds.
State Stocks are rather quiet but prices are firm.
M Is far Ef,h, =, ~.
Wednt sday steamer, and rates are heavy Leading
bankers Sterling has been sold for u, less an .
cent and we hear Of no transactions above % p cent.
The supply of Commercial Sterling is larger than it
has been and concession is submitted to 10 make
sales. We quote q a9i y cent. Fran,s are heavy
The business Of the Sub-Tressuy was Pad.
ss4 oss q; Received, sll2,9s 70; Balance. 40.
Oso SOS g. Paid for Assay Office, g. 800 "a; Paid on
Disbursrg Checks, s43, ioi 10. The disbursements
to.mmrow will probably be large, as we hear that
warrants TO the amount Of about million were delv
cred at Washington today on account of the Texas
Deb. payment, and about tie same amour. drawn On
the Philadelphia Sub-Treasury.
The Committee Oh Admissions Of the CLEARING
House reported to-day ON the application Of the Park
Balk. The majority Messr' Knapp, Clapp and
Aims renored in favor OF admission and the N nor.
ity. Messrs Jones and Deming, against admission
After some discussion, the question was put aud re.
shifted a5 10 II in refusing TO admit the PARK Bank 20
the priylests Of the Clearing House, the ground
that the capital not fully paid up Thus one of n.
| most respectable Banks in the city, with a pad m
cants Of nearly 81 200 OOO Is excluded from the ca
tiles Of the Clearing House because i: hes nounaly
cspi.a Of some $500 600 more while other Banks aye
admitted 10 full communion with capitals of $500 900 70
$500 600. and some have been members of the House
when their capitals were impaired, not by non matur
ty of assessments but by absolute losses By bad man.
| agement. Under the precedent established By the
vote today. il would APPEAR that after August next
the Bank of Commerce must be excluded from the
House, as they will then have nominal capital Of ten
millions. with only SIX millions paid up. If respect.
able Institution of the character Of the Park Bank IA
70 be KEEP. cut because its capital not full We see no
consistency in holding fellowship with the Bank Of
| Commerce when its csptal Is not full.
| Duncan, Sherman & Co. pay the principal and in.
.sre,t on the Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Bonds
falling due on the lst nst also the interest due on the
Buffalo City Bonds, Albany City Bosds, and Belvi.
| dere and Delaware Railroad Bonds.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company hiss de.
| cls,ed a semi-annual dividend Of cent, and an
e,.ra dividend of . cent, payable on the 18th inst
The East River Insurance Company d diVidend Of
. cent, payable on demand
| Tie svpply Of Money to-day hes she"n hcieSsed