New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

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fnarcis details ard the arrival Of two millions in gold
by The Moses Taylor, gave more cheeiilnsss - the
tone of the stock msrket, and there was eight in
proveuebt in prices at the Frs Board. The largest
bu.ness was in Michigan Southern Gnar.rtsed,
which advanced TO 2s toe call, and wa. sold To The
ex,.n, Of about 900 shares At the elise the qnota'
tons fell off to 80 and the stock slightly heavy
again. Ne~.York Central wa stsaiy at 73., VITA
oderate raa-ac ons. Rock Island rather fir ner
with a very moderate business. Hin Central, Ca
eps Toledo AMI Hudson River all well sn-
tanned, without important change. Realng was h'n
at an advance of bat the ba-iness in il was Ii nted
There was good demand for Harlem Preferred winch
was taken freely OF - selers options, and closed
in demand a, the quotation. Michigan Central AL
vanced on small sales. Norwich AID Worcester
went 81 80 and was steady. Panama decllnef y
cent There were tran actions in Enc r-gi-teTed
but the bidding price was AT both sessions OF the
Board The changes in State Socks were uoimport-
ant, and the business in all classes OF Bonjs very
light during the day. There oas been little more
inquiry for the best CLASSES Of Railway Bonds within
day or two, at improved quotations. buthe sales nave
been in small lots At the Second Board there was
scarcely a variation worth noting through the INST oil
stocks dealt in, and the market wss extremely dull
Taking into consideration the apathy OF outsiders,
and the unfavorabe items which exercise an adverse
influence upon large majority Of the stocks dealt H.
the market IL remarkably well sys.ained The clos
ing prices were: For Missouri "a, 81 49, Viz
GINA 81, 96j 991 Canton Company lslGl'i Cum-
berland Coal Company, Preferred. IL dHt New York
Central Railroad, 70! a73l, Erie Railroad, 51a6i
Harlem Railroad 9. alO; Harlem Railroad, Pre-
ferred, 81 93j! Hudson River Railroad, 81 a32;
Reading Railroad, 42l 1929; Michigan Central Kali
road 3Si $50, Michigan Southern ard Northern ln-
diana Railroad, sdssi d. Preferred, a2s.i Pans-
mo Railroad, Illi Oils Illinois Central Railroad,
59l a6O; Gslena and Chicago Railroad, 63i a63!i
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 25l 25s Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad 5sI ass; Illinois Cen
trail q Cent Bonds, 1873, 81 aS!s; Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., 68Q6Sl
The foreign Exchange market is not generally ac-
tive although some large transactions have been
made. Quotations sustained BANKERS asking no
aII0I y cent for Sterling. Commercial Sterling is 1903
dl09i Francs are j.l5dj.lO.
Freights to Liverpool; 100 bales Cotton at ID
$500 bbls Rosin at 50 Cd 20 tuns Shoulders at H.
Cd 80 boxes Bacon at l0s. To LONDON: 100 bbls.
Spirits at Be. A bark 20 Marseiles with light Pipe
,taves a, s97. vessel of 200 ,rns from Norfolk to
Jamaica and back here on private terms.
The business Of the Sub-TressIiy was: Receipts
Col 4s-Califlrnia Drafts, 100000 Balance, no.
737 49, the Balance on the 18th 8 1925 81
Deposits for Treasury Notes. $4,000. Incuiing
the deposits at New Orleans Boston AMI Phlaielphi,
and 5000 900 to be deposited here tomorrow there
have been received altogether about g. 100000
in gold on the last issue of Treasury Notes. Further
deposits will increase the amount TO $500 and
the remaining 81 100000 will be arranged directly
nit IA. Tr.a v..W asLfug.on hv sychanpe far |
over notes Of the previous issue Mr.. Cisco has had
some negotiations with the Savings Banks aud pr |
va,e capitalists in regard placing further reissue
Of two and half millions at y y cent interest. lie
has no doubt Of SUCCESS. One parcel of &cooo0 has
been taken at 5, q cent. The p cent., which
be bought when large are wanted at "a
7l6 cent premium, cheaper. There is quite su
active demand mostly at retail for the s.ue awarded
last week; and we hear of aggregate of about |
ESQ., sold at 7-6a y cent premium ior cents,
ard y cent premium for 81. y cents.
The coupons on tie Bonds of the Lorg Island Rail |
road Company, due LIST July, will be pad at the City
Bark, Brooklyn. Tie Nassau Bank will pay the |
interest coupons due let July on tho Bonds Of Bel
mont County Ohio Muskinsum Couaty Oao, aud |
City Of Zanesvile, Ohio, Issued TO Central Ohio, and
CiIcitna i, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad Com
panies. The coupons of the jersey City Water Bonds
falling due July 1857, will be paid on present alton
al the ContD. nal Bank, n. Y, or at the Mechanics
ana Traders Bank, Jersey City on the LIT proxino.
The interest on the Third Mortgage Bonds Of the |
Harlem Railroad due lst July Will be paid at the
Office of the Company in 10Th street. The Common
wealth Fire Insurance Company has declared diyI-
dend Of 2 cent, payable let prox. At az election
for Directors of the Pennsylvania Coh mpsny, the
following gentlemen elected Directors for tue
ensuing year: John Even, VIM. l. Griffith, I.Asc /
L. Plaii, WIN. II. Falls, Geo. A. Hoyt, Charles Nor
gan, Thomas W. Pearsall, Jonathan Tnorne william |
+. Havemeyer AT a subsequent meeting of the d. /
rectors, John Even WAS unanimously reelected Pcesi-
dent of the Company for the ensuing year.
The business Of the Clearing House was $2l 22 5O
The BoaId OF Directors Of the New-Yoik. Proyi.
dence ard Boston Stoningtopl Railroad having
changed the period for declaring dividends 10 January
and July, they have declared a dividend Of q q
cent pay able LEI July at the Office Of the COMPANY
No. 81 William street.
The receipts of the Erie Road up to last Saturday
show decrease Of $l23, 600 as compared with the
came period Of last June. We hear that in q few
days, the party who propose to lease that road viii
make formal application To the officers to p.v
tl"o,"o the first year, and keep the read 10 full re-
pair. The receipts Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
nd Chicago Road al the Treasury for the week end
2ir CT earnings v-re........s1sl.- "
L~s o<AI Gee and oea-ses pad 20 oscT K Cas-.
Receipts Propsf So IL q
The earnings Of the Galens and Chicago Caion
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