New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
MINING BoARr
FRIDAY, June %, 1862. N

FRIDAY June 80 1902. N.
The share market was dull to-day, and, with few
exceptions, the tendency of prices was downward.
The extreme heat Of the weather had undoubtedly
some influence in depressing prices and producing the
dulless and this was aided by desire Of some of the
prominent operators to leave town during the heated
cycle. Some demand loans have been called 10 by
banks and bankers, preparatory to the dividend and
interest payn ents oftbe ID July and this has thrown
some cash stock on the market and tended to establish
the decline. There disposition sho wn to press
long sellers options the market, nearly every one
in the street looks upon the duness merely tempo
ary, the usual midsummer sluggishness, and antici-
pate very active and buoyapt market in the FAN
Galens was the prominent ia cy to-day, and advanced
to 633 The movement is supposed to be one Of COM
BIZ aon made for short turn, and to put the market
up Cd those who are obligedto buy to sellers options
Central was heavy, and sold down from 81 to BIZ,
closing at that bid Pacific Mail fell off to S93, and
as dull. The amount of overissued stock has shown
increase during the present week. but according to
street rumor there is lot Of $50 shares in dispute.
Par anna sold at l25I and was firm 10 closing transac
TONS The chronic bears of the street predicting
heavy decline in this stock ON the reduced passenger
traffic following tho increased rates Of fare At the
Second Board the transactions to a moderate ex-
tent and prices were still lower but the decline was
not very important In the Bond market the feeling is
much stronger than in shares The outside movement
is compa atvely much larger, the specializing public
having evidently faith in the eventual ability OF most
roads to pay interest on their mortgage bonds.
The recuperatioD of affairs all over the country, and
especially at the West, and the almost certainty Of q
tes of III Tie Western roads gives good for this
faith The Erie ssues were firm. The Firsts sold at
1olI Thirds a. 81 and Fiftbsat65 Michigan Southern
Issues contnne improve and appear TO be the favor
tie speculative security just now. OF the Seconds,
$4,000 sold at 54l and SIS, an advance of v cent.
There were none offered 1t the Second Board but 554
was bid These bonds viii carry the LIST of August
1OI p cent of unpaid Coupons which it is anticipated
the new management will propose TO fund and then
pay the Coupons promptly The First Mortgage closed
a, g. higher than Wednesday, aud the Second at
SIS, higher. The sinking fund opened at 78i, aud
closed at 1911, against 70 yesterday morning,
and 792 in the afternoon. The Goshen
Banch brought SO against 7Sa on Tuesday.
In State Stocks there not much done, but the que
tations were steady. Missouris sold at S45 small
sale of Government So, 1874, was made at 1911. AT
private SALE Messrs Thompson Brothers sold $4,000
Of the new State Loan 6s 1862, at l0l} for Western
Bank. The clotng quotations were: Tennessee State
g. s2a a92I Virginia 6s, 93Ia9i3 Missouri 6s, S4as
siJ; Canton Co, l9lal9l; Cumberland Coal l2i;
Paci3c Mail, 9la90; New-York Central. 8la eS2
Erie Railroad, 1871 Hudson River Railroad, ~ o4S;
Harlem Railroad, l2Sl2I; Harlem Railroad Pref,
49, Reading Railroad, 400 400; Michigan Cen
trial Railroad 4Sa4Si; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad. 49, Sl3i Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Guaranteed 3Ol 03Osi Panama
Railroad 1851 1855; unois Central RaiIr Dad, 63s
62s, Galens and Chicago Railroad. 634SS32; Csve-
land and Toledo Railroad, 800 OBJ; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad 7Oa97ol; Chicago, Darlington and
Quincy Railroad, 73a73l; Illinois Ce ltral rs, 81.
coll.
The foreign bill market is scarcely firm /:
for the Wednesday packet, with better supply Of
merchants bills. Sterling is 1924 1927, with the bulk
Of the business at 1891 lO9 Francs SIS 05l2i,
and mo plepty. Bills on Paris about / p cent
higher at New. Orle, ms than in this market
Fregh,s to Lverpool: 5000 obls. Flour at Is lOld.
a2s; $4,000 BUSH Corn at I'D, in ships bags; 100
uns Iinseed Cake at 2O5. cargo of Wheat at I'D,
| in bags To London: 200 bib. Rosin, private
terms. vessel of 400 tuns, from north side of Cuba,
with Molasses, at s. 25. bank of $50 tuns, from
north side of Cuba with Molasses at s. and Sugar at
81 % y box brig of l70 tuns, TO Fernandina aud
back, with lumber, at $40 y NJ feet for the voyage.
A hank of $50 tuns back from Mansanilla at g. 100.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Total Re-
eeipts 1921 OBJ 81; for Customs, S360O Payments,
1914 728 Ii; California Drafts $4,000; Balance,
$6473,s35 "a.
The earnings Of the Watertown and Rome Railroad
for MAY were: