New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22
THURSDAY. June PIP. Y

The renewed activity of the stock market continued
to-day with buoyant feeling. With very few ex-
ceptons the whole list shows advance of yesterdays
prices with only moderate resistance from the bears
The movement however appears TO be for the present
mostly confined operations, but sustained pri
ces win soon bring in the usual assistance from outside
SPECTATORS The accounts by the Asia are very favor
able for our cereals and have infused new confidence
In the future of Western railroads. Illinois Central
and Erie were rmer under the advices of an improve
ment in the London market, where the last sale of
Illinois Central was at 80 g. cent discount, against
AZ q cent by the previous steamer This advance was
in response 10 higher quotations from this side The
market opened here at 81, but the stock coming out
freely, il fell off to 63. The Board have been con-
sidering to-day the subject of CALL which will prob
ably be y cent. Erie sold at l9s closing, offered at
49, Hudson River continues to improve, and sold up
TO 49,. Central without special activity was firm, and
closed at 81 bid In the Western Shares; there was
strong disposition shown to buy, with general i'm
provement of to /! T. cent Galena was an *
ception, and was a trihe lower than yesterday.
At the Second Board the market was strong
but the business was limited in consequence Of the
moderate amount of stocks offering The Bond market
is well sustained and the business was well distributed
The whole list had an upward tendency. Nearly all
the railroad bonds were higher. Erie Second Mort
gage sold at 95 Fourth at 81, Fifth at 62l, 1871 at
49, Hudson River Thirds 9ls, and Seconds l00b
Michigan Southern Second Mortgage sold at 49, and
were aferward 49, bid and U. s. Fiyes 1874, sold at
1914 and a private sale Of 1865 was made at 1903.
The closing prices were: Virginia 6s, s3a0e4; Mic
sour &c, s4has42;. Canton Company, 2Ol92ll;
Cumberland Coal, l2l -; Pacific Mail 80 09Ol;
New-York Central Railroad, S2aS2s; Erie Railroad,
lsIoIsl; Hudson River Railroad, 4sa4Si; Harlem
Railroad, 12al23; Harlem Railroad Preferred, &c., a
3eI Reading Railroad, 4lSA,; Michigan Central
Railroad 49, a 499 Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, 49, 0l3!; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed &4a&a; Panama
Railroad. 1872 al33; Illinois Central Railroad, 62i
63; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 6ls o6l3; Cleve-
hand and Toledo Railroad, 302 93l; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad 69I069s; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, 72f a73; Illinois Central Railroad
7s, 9I09li.
The market for foreign bills is quiet but firm. Ster
ling is 1921 1905 cent Francs, 5.l5G52}.
Freights to Liverpool: 700 bales Cotton al 5-32d;
500 boxes Cheese per steamer at 5Os 1850 bbls.
Flour at is. l0ld 2s. $1,000 bush. Wheat in bulk
and bags at 7ya73d. 10000 bush. Corn in bulk and
bags at u a7ad; 100 hhds Tallow at 20s. 100 boxes
Bacon at 22s Cd; 90 bbls. Lard at 22s. To London:
90 tnns Oil Cake in bags at 25s; IL 600 bush Wheat
IN ships bags at IOd $500 bbls. Flour at s. cd. To
Glasgow: 500 bbls Flour al 2s. i'd. $1,000 bush.
Wheat in shippers bags at I'd. To Havre; 1900
bush. Wheat in bags per steamer on private terms.
Russian brig for Stein, with Naval Stores, on pri-
yate terms schooner of $50 uns to south side OF
Cuba and back, with Sugar, at 39c. vessel Of 800
TINS TO south side Cuba and back with Sugar at 4Oc
and one of 200 uns 10 West Indies and back for 81 800
The business of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipt
1913 IOI-for Customs 100000 Payments, s556,Oe2i
Balance, sc, 1881.
The payments include the warrant for sS5s, 900 Is
.ned 20 the State of Missouri for her share Of the =
cent fund.
The earnings Of the st. Louis, Alton, and Chicago
=. n - .ooo.d x.-ael IF lime are a. follows: