New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
SECOND BOARD
MoyDAY, June DIP. N.


tinued at the morning Board with fair activity in
the leading ancies. The changes were not important
| excepting in few instances. The bears were stl
Offering their options freely, while there but little
energy exhibited by speculative buyers. OF the
option sales 9l00 shares were sellers and 100
shares buyers option. At the second Board there
was more frmness shown after the figures of the
Bank statement were known, and higher prices were
paid foI Reading and Erie. At the close, however
portion of the reaction lost aud the market closed
dull. Reading was IL Erie 81 asa; Central Sit;
Southern Michigan i2I &c Illinois Central improved
. I, cent from the opening, closing at 1881 bid; La
Crosse fell of to 81 for no special that could
learn. Milwaukee and Mississippi was alsO heavy
and sold as low 59i; Galena sold at SO dSsi; and
Rock Island at 60 In Railroad bonds and State stocks
there was but little done and prices heavy: Erie,
1871. sold at 20, and Illinois Central at 95 with
decline.
Business has not yet opened for the steamer 10 any
extent and the few transactions show heavy market.
Few Sterling bills sell over q cent. Francs are
5lsid516l
Freiehts are firm. To Liverpool, 100 bales Cotton
At 3s y BALE leo tuns Fustc at 5s. 80 hhds Tobacco
at los; 25 turs measurement goods at los; and by
,teamer Kangaroo 1900 bush. Grain, at ild. To
Iondop. we learn of no engagements. To Glasgow,
Geo hays Ouercitron Bark at 27s. Cd To Rotterdam,
% coo Pine Slaves at S25 ship from St. Johns TO
London with Deal at 7ss. bark of 49, tans Tor the
eoastwise trade niue months, at $40 e month.
schooner of $50 tuns for the Gulf trade, on private
e,ns. ship from St. Johns to Liverpool with Deal,
at els A brig to Constautnople, with Rum, at &c.
schooner from Jacksonville to New-York, with re-
saw ed Lumber at 81 a 1000 feet.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
s77,9l2 so; Payments $l4l,ls4 IA Balance, sll,'
| 400 3IS %.
We published on Saturday paragraph from The
LAFAYETTE nndiana Journal stating that the Lafayette
and Inc apos Railroad had failed to pay the interest
on the Bonds of the City Of Lafayette issued 10 that
comnanv We now learn on authority that by reason of
the failure of telegraph Dispatch the payment was
laid from the st int when the coupons were due,
until the Sd inst, when the payment was promptly
made.
The transfer books of the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad Company will be closed nom the
| Goth Of June to the LIST OF July.
| Anew insurance company, called the Resolute FIRE
Insurance Company is being organized IN TINS ci'y.
The coupons on the first mortgage bonds OF the Sac
ramento Valley Railroad Company will be pa.d Oh the
| Is, of July by Messrs Schuchardt & Gerhard
| Messrs Jesup g. Co. will pay the interest on the
farm mortgage bonds Of the Milwaukee ana Lake Su-
| perior Railroad Company, due LIST OF July.
| The Mineral Point Railroad Company, at No. -
William street will pay the lst of July the interest
on the y cent first and second mortgage oonds OF
their road. and the cent bonds of the County Of
Iowa issued to that road
Messrs. Duncan. Sherman & Co. will pay on the LIST
Of July the interest on the bonds of the City OF heokuk
The dissolution of the firm of DreIel, Sather 4
lxyart isa1
column. Messr- Sather & Church have formed new
| house for the transaction of a banking business.
| The Terre Haute aud Richmond Railroad Company
hs. declared dividend of y cent for the SIX months
er ding MAY 81 payable after the 30ta Of jane al the
flee Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. ms
road is one of the most prosperous in the West The
gross earnings for the six months 20 miles,, were
sgel COO leaving sl74 600 net earnings, on cost OF
| 81 COO COO. o about IL e cent
| The earnings Of the Michigan Central Road Tor the
second week Of June were StD,sol 10 against
| S64 1879 80 in the same week last year. ihe same
| week on the Michigan Southern shows variation OF
only $50 on last year.
| The earnings Of the Stonington Railroad company N
May lsS7, u as -
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The expenditures for May show decrease of
80 i6i o. compared with the same month last year.
The earnings of the first t<o weeks Of June On the
| Cleveland and Toledo are $685. 9s against s35 s6.
The same two weeks on the Rock Island show a gain
| Of about $4,000.
We have received the following notice from the Hsr-
| lem Railroad:
SUPERIsTESDFSTs OFFICE,
New York & Harlem r. X. Co.,
New-York, June -, 1857.
/ "a Trtbx
VIII you please notice in The TRIBUNE that the
Harlem Coupanys rates Of Communication VII remsm
| the same as last year.
| Yours kc., WIN J. CAnr DILL supp
dispatch from Cincinnati, June l9, says: Seneca