New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26
TE, RspAY, June 25-P. "

Ihe Stock inhIke' wa very active to-day tue trdhs
actions adding up dearly 10000 shares stock and
go GOO Railroad and State Bonds. The morning Board
opened With rome frmness but the market was quite
Irregular during the day, falling off in some cases TO-
wer the close Of the First Board and again recover
Jog frmness at the Second Board. Erie, with large
business huctuated between y! a ~ closing at ~
large business was done seller thirty and sixty
options at % %. Reading opened ct 69i and after
selling at 70l fell back to 70l. Central improved q
cent; Southern Michigan spasmcdic, going from
4Oi to ~, back to Al and finally at the Second Board
selling at -, an advance of | Z cent. AT the meet
ing of Directors yesterday nothing of importance was
done. Toledo improved TO sat. La Crosse was tirm
at S. The Western shares generally were unchanged.
In State Stocks 100000 Missouri sold at S2l, and
$40 600 Ohio at 1903. Railroad Bonds are quiet.
The market for Exchange is inactive and heavy.
In Freighs the offerings continue small, and there
is no variation in rates. We heard of nothing to Glas
gov. To London 500 hhds. Sugar at l5s LIS. 3D.,
and small lots at Dos. To Liverpool, 1000 bush.
Grain in ships bags at 3D. small lots Cotton at 2s.
3D. = bale; 200 boxes Cheese, l5s.; 200 bbls. Rosn,
3D.; 80 hhds. Tobacco, lbs. sd. To Marseiles, 100
puncheons Rum at 2lc. We heard of an engagement
of 100 tuns Heavy Goods by bark Myrtle Hong Kong.
vessel from Leghom Of $50 tuns to New-York, Bal
timore or Philadelphia $3.50 vessel from Trni-
dad and back, with Molasses. at 50 - = hid
The business of the Sub-Treasury Receipts,
sl3,45i; Payments, $lOO,63j So Balance, $ll,-
III 1906 06.
Mr.. Joseph X. Edgerton Vice.Presdent Of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany who has established an Office of the Company
at No 81 William street advertises that he will pay
the interest due on the lst July on the following
securities: Bonds of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company LIST Mortgage; Bonds of the City OF
Pittsburgh to the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company; Bonds of the City of Allegheny to the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company Bonds OF
Stark County. Ohio, to the Ohio aud Pennsylvania
Railroad Company; Bonds of Richlaud County, ONO,
TO the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company;
Bonds of Allen County, Ohio to the Ohio and III
diana Railroad Company; Bonds of Crawford County,
Ohio to the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Company
Bonds of Van Vert County, Ohio, to the Ohio and
Indiana Railroad Company Bonds of Allen County,
Indiana, to the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Company;
Bonds of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company, lst Mortgage; Construction Bonds ofthc
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com.
pany Mr. Edgerton is financial and transfer agent ia
this city for the above Road, and will open the
transfer books on the lst July next.
take something over half million in specie.
The business of the Clearing House was 81 ,i3l 900.
There j. increased activity in the demand for Money
but the supply continues to he sufficient call at
y cent There is an accumulation here of quite
large amount intended for the payment of dividends
and interest on the let of July, which materially aids
in supplying the wants of the street In the last days
of June this amount will be called in, and the list
prox distributed to find its way again slowly backinto
the street.
There is firm market for Bread.tuffs, with con-
siderable doing especially in Flour, which has further
advanced 10 to l5c = Dbl. Wheat and Corn are also
higher, with export demand. In Mess Pork
there quite panic to-day, and decline was sub
mitted to of 81 10 to 81 90 = Dbl. About $500 bbs
sold, closing at $21 so. Prime was $l8 80 a 49, In
Coffee there is considerable movement at full prices
Over 10000 bags Rio sold, mostly on speculation
Sugars are very inactive, buyers and sellers being
wide apart in their views. Some orders came out by
the Persia to purchase English account. There is
little speculative movement in Hops. Teas are also
being bought on speculation, and 5000 fts. Ooong
were taken to-day. The transactions in Cotton are
light but prices are buoyant.
Mr.. Wright Circular says:
GROWING CRoP-The from the Cotton growing
son received during the last week tina, the
weather which ha. been experienced Jane
having beneficial effect the plant which at last
being brought forward rapidly but while this is
ceded the l exists that the fully three 20 four
later than The future OF the plant and
Of the crop depend entirely the character
othe weather during the Summer and the period at ost
should be paid to any estimate in figures of the probabilities for
the next crop since the whole matter in the future aud az
present INDUCED in circulated for
effect and interested motives.
RECEIPTS &cIhe deficit 548 90 bales next
will be increased 55 bales The total deficit
tort Britain 70 +9 900 bales and next
week will further augmented and Is than probable
that remaining stock will lind its way TO Great Britain
than expected mouth the demand has been active
and in the South tor France Spain and the Continent of
Europe.
The following statement Of the movements Of Cotton for
the pact and ls September last compared With the
four preceding years:
1857. 1856. 1855. 1854. 1883. |