New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
FRIDAY, June 26-P. y.

There was again large business in the stock mar
ket to-day, but the quotations exhibit less frmness
than Yesterday although somewhat irregular. Sellers
options are still freely offered notwithstanding the low
points which the market has touched. Some Of the
Western shares are very heavy. Milwaukee & Mis-
sssipp and La Crosse Milwaukee fell of or cent
each, bot selling below so, mainly the result OF an
iniudcious disagreement between the managers of
these companies aud consequent newspaper attacks,
which has alarmed holders. Southern Michigan
opened at 40, and closed at 39ia4O No important
action was taken at the meeting Of Directors yester-
day. Toledo was frmer in the morning, selling at So
but closed at 54 Rock Island and Gaena were steady
Illinois Central closed at 1861 bid and cent differ
ence was made on seller thirty. Pittsburgh fell on to
49, Erie was offered with considerable freedom, and
declined to i but rallied and the last sales were rs
Reading without being active was steady, at 7OaoH,
the last bid being 7oa Central was offered at 80,
which slight decline upon yesterdays closing rate.
Missouri State stock continues steady at S2i and Vr.
gina at 92i 923. Railroad bonds are without i'm
portant change. A sale Of 1000 Steubenville and
Pittsburgh bonds wos made at 80. This road is the
connecting Ink across what Is called the Pan Handle,
between Pittsburgh and Steubenvle, and connects
the Pennsylvania Central road with the whole system
Of Ohio roads and 80 West. The road is now IN pro-
gree. of completion and has been leased to the Penn
sylvapia Central road which Company has undertaken
to build the bridge across the Monongahela River.
Tbi, is one of the most important links of the great
network Of our railroads.
In Exchange the market is very heavy and the bust
ness done for the Fulton is moderate. Sterling can
scarcely be quoted above 81 y cent for best bills. Con-
tinental bills are lower and very dull.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
a, on on AtOl q. nata
s79,l76 81.
In Freights there is moxe activity at steady rates.
The engagements to Liverpool are l6 900 bush' Grain
at 3d.. Cotton at 2s. Cd 800 bbls. Rosin at 3D.;
325 bids Sugar at rs. 3d. 900 ties. Beef at 3D.; 800
bbls Tar at Is. To London: 300 hhds. Sugar at lis
Cd, y steamer and by packet; IS boxes Tobacco at
Is each 400 bbls Oil Cake at lis. To Antwerp:
We hear of reported engagements of 900 bbls Sugar
and 900 bags Coffee, On terms not TRANSFERRED To
Bremen: so hhds Tobacco at 15s.; 10000 ID Whale
bone at c. To Rotterdam $500 bbls. Rosin at D.;
300 bbls. Spirits Turpentne II 3d.; $1,000 light
Pipe Slaves at $l7. The Live Yankee was chartered
for Australia and Melbourne, o. private terms.
vessel for Rio Janero on private terms
The Bank Of Commerce sdvertises that 1t will pay
the LIST july the interest then due on the Bonds OF
S. Louis NO. County, and on thoss of the State of
Missouri. The Continental Bank will pay on the LIST
Juiy the interest then due the jersey City Water
Bon8s.
The Peoples Bank hss declared dividend Of Y
cent, payable LIST July.
The Importers and Traders Bank hasopened books |
Of subscription for a. 900 additional stock The
books VII remain open only ten days.
The, Lake Ontario sad Hudson River Railroad Com. |
,any bas called for payment O! the ninth nsGllment on
he Bosds of this Company. Payment to be made BY |
he LIST y'nly, at the Park Bank.
The p, op!e's Fire.InsureSoe Company has declared |
dividenL'of six per cent, payable On the LIST a, July
Nessrs. Winslow, Lanier & Co. will pay at their |
flee No. 81 Wall street, and after the f,s. of
uly next he semiannual interesS on the fret
nd second IL ortgage Bonds Of the Indiana CeE,ssl
railroad Co.
The sales of Ia ads by the Illinois CeEra Company
Or the third we, * Of June, were sTV'vO maxim. ,
454 900 for the tn zee weeks against $2ii,OoO in all
une last year
B,xKIS c OFFICE OF j. THoNPses,
No > Wall street, n. Y, june, 10Th, lSo7.
The notes of the South Royalton Bank, oil Vermont,
Ie thrown out in Wall sreet this morning, owing 10
spoIis Of the Bank being n legal dihcuiy
The Bank has fallen into iroube by reason Of some
gal proceedings which have been taken al home in
ssistance Of foreclosure of mortgages Ihe cireuia
on is about $ll9, OO0 aud the security $4,000 Viz
mia 6s and 81 600 bonds and mol tgages. Ihe bills
re nomnaly GO 40 cents the dollT.
The bll.hoders OF the broken Bank o. the Republic,
rovidence, required to depoeit the ssns with the
eceiver S. X. Rathbore before the lst Of October
1T, to be entitled 10 dividend.