New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-26
SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY, July esp. N.


There was rather more activity in the Stock market
to-day. and for some descriptions the market was
little rmer but at the Second Board the heavy feel
ing OF the week continued and the market closed With
a downward tendency. Erie sold as low as 6oi, but
sf,er resctipg to 81, closed at co., decline of y
cent since yesterday Several of the shorts we're free
BUYERS to. day. 1t is thought that at about 60 the
teller, at 64a65 will come in again, and inaugurate
another upward movement. Reading closed at
e1laol,. and dull. Central, 92l Panama par,
&c. Nicaragua appears to be deserted by its
friends aud sold to-day as low II. This is about
$500 oos for the entire property of the Company
which must have cost some g. 900 900, exclusive Of
the >tral cit grant and the property on the traOst
In Western shares the business is to fair extent and
prices in view of the tendency Of the Market well
sustained. Michigan Sou hem sold ct 93li Illinois
Central, lo6i, a slight advance; Galens 1l3l La
Crosse aid Milwaukee, III Toledo, 76s; Rock Island,
esI, &c. Wsco1 sin Lake Shore, 6sIa69. Aprvate
sale of 500 shares was made at about the market
price, In such state of the market as this, these
dividend. paying Stocks have advantage over the
mere fancies as the dividend Offsets the interest In
Railroad Bonds there was no. much done, and State
Stocks were quiet at about previous prices.
Thee is a moderate demand for Francs for the
steamer nOrTOW DuI Dtciipb II 'ciy h'"'y
sses could not be made of best gnatures better than
81 cent and the fall from the highest poiLt fully
! y cent The demand is quite limited.
Freigbts are steady. To Liverpool, $4,000 bnsh'
Gram at I'd in ships bsgs; 900 bbls Flour 2s 30
bxs. Bacon, 27s. 3D.; 900 BIS. Cheese 32s. cd and
600 bales Cotton las 32d To London, $500 bis.
Flour %. 3D.; 100 tuns Oil Cake, 25s. To Glasgow,
Flour, 2s 3D. To Bremer. 5000 bush. Grain at I'D,
in ships bags.
The entries by the Persia have largely increased the
cutoms receipts. The business of the Sub Treasury
was: Paid 600 697 or; received s265, 493, including
go, 900 from Chicago; balance ss,os5,s2o 2a; paid
for As.ay Office, s6,lsi 81; paid on Disbursing
The business of the Clearing. House was enc,
es4 900.
W. learn that the second mortgage foreclosure suit
against the Buffalo and New York City Railroad hiss
been closed ard submitted to the Referee, who has
promised a decision as early as the 18th Of August
He is compelled to be absent until the 18th OF that
month, ard for that reason has adjourned the two
cults en- the first mortgage until that day.
The New-Yoik County Bank has declared half
yearly dividend Of v cent.
The Home Insurance Company has declared semi
annual dividend Of 10 y cent, payable on demand.
The rights to subscribe to the stock of the Bank
of Commerce are selling at / i, = cent premium.
The steamer to morrow will take about 5000 900.
The shippers are: Belmont, $500 900; Won Hoffman,
slO0 600; Monroe e. Co, 500 900; Kings Sons,
ESQ 600; and Gebbard, $4,000. OF this, $50 600 is
in French gold and 500 900 is for Government Stock
sent here for redemption, and will shortly be replaced
from the Sub-TreasuIy. OF the amounts s'o,Ooo
may be countemanded.
The receipts of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
in JuIe were sl7, 1879, an increase of s2,oi6.
The Sspdusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad,
with all the engines, cars equipments, &C., was sold
on tie 22d il ct. by VIM. Key Bond esq, Receiver.
TIE purchasers Oliver Slate, jr., and f. T. Ill.
Gibson of New. York, and George ID. Wright OF New
ark Ohio as Trustets for the tenet of NIL parties IN
terested in the agreement of compromise.
There is no change to note in Money, excepting
slightly increased demand. The supply is abundant
on call at 6a7 Y cent.
TIE Racine and Mississippi Railroad Company gve
notice that the interest due the LIST OF Augutt on
THEIR Fst Mortgage Bonds will be paid by Messrs'
Clak g. Jesup, No. 20 Beaver street, and aso tne
nteres due 10Th August on the Bonds Of the CRY Oh
Racine Bonds of the Town of Rae ne, Bonds OF the
Town o. Elkhorn, Bonds Of the Town OF DsisVan'
and on the Farm Mortgage Bends the Company
Dew Bank in Jersey City is expected TO go mo
operation in few days, with The Hon. John Casseuy
as p esideIt, and w Kogsland, esq, as Casnier'
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad has chosen
the following Directors for the ensuing year. Joel w.
White, A. Neal, Alexander De Witt, Jededlsh Hunt
pgton Charles johnson, J. N. Perkins, John A. Rock
we'll, Robert Bayard, F. F. Marbury, John A. weeks
A. ii. Amy, Chas. j Stedman, and Augustus bfe"s,
ter. This Company, We hear, are about 70 eneha
their road from Allyns Point to Groton Bank, on inc
essterly shore OF the Thames, opposite NewLondOn'
The Company have adopted this course IN p'eierr" ~
to purchasing that portion of the New London, muif
uartic and Palmer Road between Norwich ana view
London. The Annual Report gives the annexed state
me mt the business of the past year:
1885, s5l0l -, from the fol owing sources, VIZ
Passenger receipts. .......'.''siss..oo,, "a
Freisht reeipss... o.sss ~, a0 ia On
Mail service express tai, &c. HS@ ~
The expenses for the period were ---o ~
sbowir receipts for the year go "a
Amount u interest paid daring the Jsar'''' H1O %
Rscstpts year ei ding May 81. 1870. *osv.t'
Receipts, year ending May 81, lsos'' Sfo' -