New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-30
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THURSDAY, Jolly 81. "

THURSDAY, July <S-F' VI
Busless we quite active at the Sock Exchange 70
ssy hut, generally speaking OF concession in prices
ne mahet still dropping under the realizing sales d
yettsrdsy and the evident inclination of the lesdne
Sulis 10 permit the reaction To exhaust ITSELF The
Reading movement which is the pivot on which The
vko)e market for the time seems to turn, was quite
animated but continued sales by some Of the parties
WHO have been instrumental 10 creating the advance
oocs,onsd further decline although quotations have
mon the whole been tolerably firm. New-York Gen.
trsl was very steady during the day q. from 81 80
but has had lees than its usual pronnencs in the trsns-
aetors Erie opened at 1885, but was frmsr toward ths
Aloe Of the First Board. The Western shares show
decline Of from to y cent each, yielding however,
,,cvly Galens was taken freely in the morning at from
EIaSs, bu. was oyer-suppled at the Second Board,
and closed rather dull Rock leland, also, from 49, in
tie morning. sold down TO 49, and was finally offered at
he latter price after the Second Board without pur
elssers. Michigan Central went down to GO in the
afternoon, and was sfterward offered at 629. Michigan
Southern, old and Preferred Shares, were lower slso,
without especial ACTIVITY. Pacific Mail and Panama
have beer the strongest stocks the lat for the day,
And range nearly up to the highest figures of yes.er
asy. There was fair business transacted in Bonds,
Missouri ard Tennessee Is closing in good demand
snerg the State securities. La Crosse Land Grants
went up sgain to 23l, and were quite
active. A report s in circulation to the effect
Rat arrangements might yet be made topsy in
tsrSt. bu. 50 FAR AZ we can ascertain there is no
foundation for il. The closing transactions after the
adjournment Of the Second Board at lower quota
iors than those given in the registered sales
Of the market was heavy. The latest prices were for
Eew.York Central S5l 1885, Erie, lsl dlse; Hudson
River, 90 G29l; Reading 4sl a ASH Michigan South
err, 23i "a; Preferred, 46ai6l Galena, 81 s73;
Rock Island IA a 7s; Toledo, SO Pacific Mail,
eOia9Oi; Michigan Central 62l a62l; Canton, 2Ol q
20i; Missouri &c, So a 81 &c.
There lie nothing Of Importance doing in foreign bills,
aud tie market is about tie came ss previously re-
ported.
Frsights are lower and very inactive. ToLverpool:
Flour, ls. lOld. Grain, 6a6li; 800 bsles Cotton
Sled a7-3?d.; 73s bbls. Rosin 2s. To London: 81
tsgs Clover Seed, $685. 200 boxes Cheese, 9js. TX
Glasgow: 500 bbls. Flour, % 3D., 10 FL up. To Ro.
terdsm los bbls. Spirits, Sic 80 tics. Rice, ~
ca. To Antwerp: 500 bbls. Flour, Be-, and 800
Slaves, so.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts
&442,ll4 40 - $4,000 from Customs; Payments
s497, 529 l1$22,OOO California Drafts. Balance
$5,2a5 2l3 20.
The interest coupons OF the Ne~-Jeisey ha'Hoal an
Transportation Company, due Aug. ], will be paid 5
the Banh a Commerce.
S. Dspers dsly auction sale Of bonds and stock
viii take place tomorrow Friday at l9l o'clock,
the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nicolsy will hold special sale of stock
asd bonds tomorrow Friday, at l2l O'Clock, at tn
Merchants Exchange.
We are confident there IS not particle Of found'
IN n niry
f.bks Of this city count their Treasury Notes as spec
Tie business Of the Clearinghouse today wa
$l675o fe7.
The Kangaroo took sles,7iS in specie, snd sbol
$500, O0o are already engaged for Saturday.
TIE movement Of the banks 10 the four princip
cities Of the Union in which weekly reports are made