New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
TUESDAY, June OF. Y.

to-day, without any increased movement. The
market appears 10 be slowly recovering, in spite OF
extraordinary dulness, ard in spite of the various
bear items which freely circulated in the street
and in the papers It hardly to be expected, how
ever that We shall have any extensive movement IN
speculative way in the stock market until after the
warm season unless greater attractions are presented
than are now developed in the traffic returns OF our
railway companies. The bull and bear spectators OF
the Stock Exchange rather indisposed TO vIgor'
.ous efforts on either side, although many of the
shorts have been closing up their contracts There
is no general sentiment at the Stock Exchange
against an improvement, as some stock writers
appear to believe. The majority of spectators,
both inside and outside endeavor 10 follow the
tide in whichever direction flows The real causes
of rice and fall are beyond the control Of the Board OF
Brokers, and no men are more fully aware OF this
fact than the intelligent but over-sangune indi-
vduals, who persist in looking upon the mere sur
face in their daily reasoning upon the sabject. New
York Central steady during the day, with scarcely
any change in quotations worth naming. The largest
purchases for ehort account. Reading was
firm at 42 and in the afternoon the bids ran up to
42l, without sales. The operators now engaged in
support Of this stock have succeeded IN giving II
greater activity by feeding the market with cash
stock and at the same time creating larger short
interest. The movement has been conducted with
great skill and courage. Harlem Preferred was in
fair request at 35i 93 and lie toleraby firm at the
quotations. Michigan Southern guaranteed ad-
vanced to 2Sl in the morning, and was IN
demand at the price at the closs OF the
call but in the afternoon the stock fell back TO
ga in consequence Of the severe accident upon the
line reported by telegraph. Galena, Rock Island and
Toledo steady at about the prices current yester
day without particular activity in either. Delaware
and Hudson declined to 81. State Stocks were frac-
tion lower with a moderate business, and there was
no movement of Importance in Railway Bonds. Al
the Second Board the only material changes were in
Michigan Southern Guaranteed TO which We have al
r. ady alluded and in Illinois Central which advanced
e. cent. The market was little heavy during the
session. but was steady at the close of the day. The
latest quotations are: For Virginia 6s 96a a@; Mis-
eouri Gs g.; 1851; Canton Company, 49, q lsi; Cum
berland Coal Company, l6i 0l74; New.York Central
Railroad, 3ie73l Erie Railroad 6ic6i; Hudson
River Railroad, 81 a32; Harlem Railroad, 9.sl0;
Harlem Railroad, Preferred, IS! asst; Reading Rail-
road, 42i e43; Michigan Central Railroad, 1881;
Michigan aLd Northern Indiana Railroad, 8as4; Mich
igsn Southern Guaranteed, Oh a27,; Panama Rail-
road, ll4I ll4s; Illinois Central Railroad G0i 96li;
Galsps and Chicago Railroad, 63e63ti Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, 25i G25i; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 5si o5si; Illinois Central Bonds, 81
as3i Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 6si S69.
The business in Foreign Exchange is light to-day,
the advanced rates demanded having checked trans
actions Sterling is ll0l a l09, and Bankers CONNER
cial signatures are l09al no. There has been some
demand on Havana account, which has assisted 10
maintain rates.
Freight to Liverpool, 200 bales Cotton at ID;
lQOO0 bush. Corn at 3d. in bags; 80 bbls Rosin at
3D.: Is tuns Butt Slaves at 25s. 500 bbs. Flour at
3D.; tuns Whaefoots at Is. Cd. To London, $50
bbls. Spirits at ss 10000 light Pipe Slaves at 7Os.
To Antwerp, 200 hhds. Sugar at 2Os.; 2C0 cssks
Ashes at LIS. Cd. 1000 light Pipe Slaves at sl5 2Jo
tuns Oak Plank at LIS. I'd. ship from Richabuctoo
to the East Coast Of England al rs 6s. ship from
Mrmachi with Deal to the East Coast of England at
75s. One from Quebec 10 London with Timber AZ 2s..
and Deal at 90s.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts.
,s79 1874 76 for Treasury Notes, $54 900; for Gus.
toms, SD, 600; Payments, 81 800 ,5G or; Balance,
1895 COS %. Nearly $500 900 has been paid in to-
day on account of Treasury Notes including some 81
cents negotiated by Mr.. Cisco.
The Great Falls Manufacturing Company psvs n
dividend of cent.
The haf-yearly dividend of the Metropolitan Bank
is y cent; Of the Peoples, 3d. Messrs. Morse &
Wolf, No. al William street, viii pay July 1. the
coupons of the Dubuque City Ten Per Cent Bonds.
The July interest on the Iowa County Bonds issued
for the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad viii be paid
al the Corn Exchange Bank. The coupon. of the
Brooklyn City Bonds, due Julyl, viii be paid at the
Long Island Bank.
Mr.. Chsiies Christmas and M. E. A. Ms,thiessen.
on the lst Of July, join the house of Augu,te Bel
mont.
A dividend Of 81 V cent viii be paid to holders OF
stock in the Real Estate Savings Institution Of St Ious
and aiterJuy =, the office Of T. ID. Morgan & Co.
The interest of the Bonds Of the County Of Mascsne
County Of Washington, County of Iowa, County Of
Pcweeheik and County Of fPotswattamie Of the state
OF Iowa, issued to the Mississippi and Missouri Rail-
road Company, due July l, viii be paid at the Corn
Exchange Bank. The unpaid interest, due July I, on
the Bonds of the iuba County, California, of the
issues of 1857 and 1853 and the interest on the Bonds
Of the County Of Athens, Ohio, from No. TO No.
100, inclusive, wiz be paid and after that date by