New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
COMMERCIAL MAITERS

WEDNESDAY, June l-r. NJ.
The feature of the Stock market to-day was the
movement in New-YOrk Central, of which some 1000
shares were sold. Under the scarcity of cash stock,
created by withdrawing from the street the market
was very strong the quotations advancing 10 49, but
being not so firm in closing transactions after the
Second Board. II does not appear that there Is any
street combination to make Central scarce but there
has been an absorption of kind going on which
makes the stock uncomfortably scarce for delivery.
Rock Island WAS quite irregular opening at 5S,
going to 5si in the street, and after reacting to
So again closing after the Second Board at 5S There
is quite disposition to go short of Rock Island, and
there are mysterious oug wings and some deplorabe
calamity about to befal the Company. We under
stand however I'll at this impending misfortune Is an
unfavorabe report from the Government Engineers,
who were delegated examine the Rock Island Bridge.
Galena was firm in the morning, with moderate sales,
and was well sustained in closing transactions. There
was current rumor that the antTurner ticket had
succeeded at the election to-day in which
case Mr.. Newbery is the probable President.
Toledo very heavy, falling off at the Morning
Board 10 26 but closing with better feeling. The
May receipts $50 600 to $4,000 adecrease Of aboul
$4,000. At the coming election for which proxies
are being actively solicited, it Is proposed to make
change in the management, BY bringing in some par
ties representing the Cleveland and Erie Road inter-
est. We should think this change could hardly work
for the advantage Of tho Toledo Road as the G.
and Erie Road is intimately connected with the Coum-
bus and Cincinnati Road and would favor the latter road
a. far a. possible, Michigan Central was steady but
dull The Southern shares were also steady but trans
actions were quite limited Illinois Central, with small
sales, was firm. The inactivity Of Reading continues,
but contract. to the amount Of $50 shares were put
out on sellers options at 42I, seller thirty and Al,
seller ten There i q fair demand for Harlem Pre-
fered and the market Is steady at 36I. Cumberland
was steady at the advance. The Bond market Is
moderately active including over sl3O,Go0 Of State
stocks Missouris sold at 5ii, showing
firm market. There was nothing done in
Government Stocks but the 5s are frmer, lO3s being
bid Railroad Bonds generally are heavy, but Illinois
Centras are buoyant, and sold as high as 81. The
recent financial arrangements and the proposed pay
meut Of the $40 remaining uncalled upon the stock,
have increased public confidence in these bonds.
Erie Securities very heavy and unsalable. AT
the close Of business after the Second Board, there
was nothing Of importance doing, excepting in Cen
trail The closing prices Tennessee b., 9Oi d9Ol;
Missouri &C. 81 ash; Virginia 6s, e6i a 96! Canton
Company, lsi; Cumberland Coal Company, lSi Gl9i
New-York Central Railroad, 73I a73ii Erie Railroad
6, Harlem Rsilrosd, OIalOl Hudson River Rail-
road, 3le3ls a36i; Reading Railroad, Al i3;
Michigan Central Railroad, 4liaili; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, % u; do.
Preferred, 3lla3ll; Panama Railroad, llsa li8ii
Illinois Central Railroad, sol sJ6ii Gslens and Chi
csgo Railroad, 6ie6il Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, 26l d26i; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
5sI a5si; Illinois Central7- rs 80 esoii Pacific Nal
Steamship Company, 7lIg72.
IL Exchange there is not much doing. Rates are
unchanged. but the demand for remittance Is limited.
Freight.-To Liverpool, 400 bales Cotton at ID;
1000 boxes Cheese, per steamer, at 3osi 100 tics.
Beef Der steamer at 4s; go bbk. Pork, per d. at
o. Cd; 800 bbls Rosin a. lold per vessel; and 81
hhds Shoulders per steamer at Dr. To London, Cd
casks Rice at Us. Cd; 200 bbs Rosin at 2s 800
bbl.. Crude Turpenrine at y 80 ID. To Glas-
gov. 20 square bales Cotton at 3-l6d.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
4lI9.527 l4-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
$3.50 SOC e5; Balance, si,2is.5763 81.
The receipts in the Illinois Central Railroad Land
Office for May, were $5a ooo The total Of bonds can
celed amounts TO June lst,) 81 ,2ls,0O.