New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21
FRIDAY, July 20 p. N.

FRIDAY, July up. n.
The Stock Market was very active at the First
Board and during the early part of the session pTices
were generally very well maintained; but before the
adjournment stocks were supplied in excess of the de-
uand and quotations fell off for nearly everything on
the share hr The bears made An unusually vigorous
dem, ps,raiion and for the time there seemed TO be
little or no disposition TO oppose them. There has no
doubt been great deal of realizing for day or two
mast and the bulls are probably quite ready TO wei
come reaction which may enable them TO take fresh
interest at lower prices The decline has been aeceer-
a ed probably by the weakness of Ne~-fork Central,
which was sola down 81 in the afternoon.
There wa, but slight yielding IN the quotations for
Hudson River and Harlem old and Preferred, ana
for rome of the Western stocks the market was strong
Among these, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, ILL.,
nois Central and Rock leland, were quite firm. Be
tween tie sessions prices we're marked down to
a, cent. and d, the Second Board there quite
break in the market extending to all but two or three
of tie leading stocks The frmest during the session
were Hudson Ri, tr Rock Islsnd Illinois Central and
GaIena. The Railway Bond market remains firm, and
prces are generally higher With well distributed de-
mard We hear of priv,te sales Of 500, 900 Erie
4h Mortgage at 80. The general feeling at the Stock
Exchange H. that the reaction of to-day will have
good influence in checking, 10 some extent Wild specu
latop, while it can but temporarily interrupt an I'M
provement founded upon very substantial basls After
the Board New.York Central was down as low as
49, The closing prices were, for United States os,
1874. 1917 a l0li; Tennessee 6s 9OG9o; Virginia os,
ga Q92: North Carolina 6e, 6i 81; MISSOURI be, S2t
a sd; California 7s, n. l., s9tUos5; canton
Company 1871 G20; Delaware d Hudson, 9o3
&C.,; Peupsy lvana Coal, So Sc; Pacific Mail, eoi
SO; New-York Central Railroad, S2aS2I Erie Rail
road, 22a22l; HUDSON River Railroad, so e3i;
Harlem Rarosd, Is! a Isl; Harlem preferred, 42ia
42s; Reading Railroad, 42i a42s; Michigan Central
Railroad, 52i952;i Michigan Southern Railroad
l6, oil; Michigan Southern Guaranteed 5t@"ti
Panama Railroad, l25 l25i Illinois Central Railroad
7Ol a70s GaIena and Chicago Railroad oSi 6St;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 3s 35s Chicago and
Rock Islano Railroad, 74ia74l; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad 70! S7si; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad 90 a96; Illinois Central
"a, 93lG94.
The market for foreign bills is firm but not very ac-
tive There is moderate supply OF grain bills on the
market and also some Southern bank bills drawn
against Cotton which eel AT 1922 for sterling Bank
ers AK IO95 0l0 In Francs the business small NJ
515a5133.
F,eeh,s.-To Liverpool &c, 900 bush. Wheat in bags
AT 79aec; 10000 bush. in bags at 14i i,2oV bois'
Flour at 2s 3D., and 25 hhds. Tobacco at s1s. I'd
9 COO boxes Cheese, y steamer, at 5es To Glasgow
100 boxes Tobacco private terms; 81 boxes Cheese
at 4Os. To London 5000 bash. Wheat in ships bags
at Old brig of 2S5 tuns 10 Galveston and back Tor
g., 500.
The business of the Sub-Tressury wss: Receipts,
sI3s O33 sLfor Customs, $l3l 900; Payments, sos
SIS 81; Balance, s53 ,236 50.
Weekly statement of earnings of the St. Louis, Al
ton and Chicago Railroad for the week ending 18th