New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
TUESDAY, June 81. ".

TUESDAY, June S-P. NJ.
notwithstanding slight Increase in the busioess for
two or three of the leading speculative stocks and
small advance yesterdays quotstiors, there wss
no sustained inquiry; ard, after the first spasm of
improvement the market became tame and sprtess.
Transactions were fairly distributed among the promi
rent share securities but the advances confined
to New-York Central, Erie, Michigan Southern and
Harlem. Galena which was one OF the frmest stocks
Oh the list yesterday lost its strength, and was heavy
al 49, ard pressed for sale freely sellers optons
The Managers expect to pay dividend IN August
and the prospects, far as we can learn, are favor
able to such an expectation. Street reports to
the contrary are mere assumptions. Rock
Island and Toledo both fell off J = cent
and were quite dull at the last call. Pacific Mail
Steamship Company declined fraction from yester
days price, but tolerably steady aud Pennsylva
MIA Coal Company was well sustained. Hudson River
advanced fia,tiop, but hsd no animation. Reading
held firmly at 43 but Delaware fell off TO 1O0 and at
the close 80 was TIE best bid. Sales Sscondsvenue
Road ware made ct IS, ard aftervard Sc was bid, with
no stock On the market below 90. The Bond transsc-
tons were mostly at the Frs. Bosrd and to fair
tent. State Stocks brought full prices, and not
freely elered. In Railway Bonds tao movements were
irregular bat generally at decline from previous
quotations. Michigan Central 3 cent Sinking Funis
fod at 9i! a fall OF q cent as compared with the
last Gales. Erie Bonds Of II ssO sold
at decline of q cent, and the Third ortgage issue
ives offered at g. without finding purchasers. Lacrosse
Land Grants which have more speculative life than
most of the Bonds on the list, in better demand
and advanced to 313. At the Second Board the mar
ket was particularly fiat and lower for nearly every
stock on tie let. New-York Central, Toledo, Rock
Island, Michigan Southern ard Gslena declined Y
cent each, and Erie !. After the adjournment quota
ons we've still lower with bat very limited transactions
No particular reason is given for the decline In stocks
today, and perhaps no better Cause than the not
weather be alleged for its effects seem to be some
what whiting The closing prices were for Eriel6i j.
Reading AZ "a l. Michigan Southern, 81 !; Preferred
DO, 42!; New-York Central, s2l al Hudson River,
a7l; Rock Island, ~; Gaena, S. Missouri 6s, Sil
Toledo, "a; Milwaukee and Mississippi 2jl Cumbeg-
land, 90; Delaware and Hudson, 90 a 100, &c.
The Foreign Bill market continues to decline, and
some of the drawers have reduced their rate fer Ster
ling to 81 cent. The top asking price 81 = cent.
Government bills have been sid az 9! d9 cent, and
some commercial signatures as low as !Q7l = cent.
The supply good, and the business for the steamer
has been quite moderate. There have, however,
been or two large private transactions, one of
100000. Francs are 5.l6l S5l3l.
Freghts heavy and nominal. To Liverpool, the
engagements are ., 500 bbs Flour at ls. 3D.; 5000
bushels GRAIN in bags, at Sid $50 bales Cotton at
-2d 3l6d. for square bales and 40 bales Sea Island
at ID 100 tics. Beef at 81 3D.. 100 tee. Lard at lis
o.; 800 boxes Cheese at 20s.; 900 bb.s. Pork
at %. Cd go boxes Bacon at Fs. 3D.. 50 hhds.
Tobacco at Dos. To London, $50 bbls. Rosn at
2s. I'd. 1l6 tes BEEF at IS. o.. II tuDs Heavy
! Weight ct lis. Cd. To Antwerp, 5000 heavy
Ppe.Staves at $l5 To Glasgow, 200 bbls. Flour al
g. 3D. A vessel from Georgetown, s. C., to Glasgow
with Rosin on private terms. brig of 800 tuns to
Wind wa,d Islands, at Soc y Dbl. schooner Of $50
tuns 10 Battle Harbor with Flour a. jOc Tue ship
. Rambler TO San Frsneisco for SCI 900. The bark
Lamplehter 10 Trieste and other Mediterranean ports
and back or privl.e terms. krig Of 23i tuns from
Pensacola to New York With Flooring Boards at q 80
m. Schooner from here to Halifax wiih 800 bbls
Flour at 3Oc A brig from ElizabethpoIt 10 Aspinwa
at s. for Cta; another from place to Port rsn
with Coal at s. so.
The busness of the SubTreasnry was: lie ,eipts
$65,o4 05-$iO,OOO from Customs; Payments, 81
$50 So; Balance, s., Ols452 49,
s. Diapers daily auction sale Of bonds and stocks
will take place TO- morrow Wednesday, st I2i o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange.
The property known a. Mozart Hail. No Cos
Broadway extending through TO Mercer street, e,m.
prising the building and six lots sold by auction to-
day AZ the Merchants Exchange for si0O 600.
The land sales and traffic of the Illinois Central l
road for May, 1873, are: