New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
TusspAY, June Pop. NJ.

TUESDAY, June Pop. NJ.
There was dull Stock market to-day, and with
acme irreeularity, the quotations generally were
scareely sustained There was no special action on
the Part of the bears depss prices and no pressure
Of cash stock but the absence of outside interest in the
speculstiye movement and the disposition shown by
the bulls to remain quiet, combined to give US dull
market and in some cases lower prices; still the tone
of the market was not unhealthy and the impression
is ye general that in the the stock move
ment will become more general, and draw In large
outside influence 10 put prices up. The CROPS upon
which the earnings Of Railroads so largely depend
are now very promising while the foreign advices III
dicate that there will be large demand for our surplus
cereals. Should antcpations not be disappointed
the monthly traffic of the Western Roads must show
during the Autumn srge gain over the same perod
of 1852 and this viii naturally induce speculation In
the shares This to some extent has already been the
result, and parties having faith m the future have
alresdy commenced long line. Southern Michigan
continues to be exception TO the down ward Ten
dency Of the market and Guaranteed during the DAY
touched 29I Cash stock continues scarce, and the
recent buyers appear to have confidence IN the future
of the stock and doFot sell out on the maturity OF
their contracts. Pacific Mail was heavy, and solo
down TO 90!. There was considerable activity ~
Panama, but the quotation fell off absut v cent
more than the dividend. The statement gust published
Of the past six merths business is not considered
favorable exhibit ustfying the present price Tor
the stock. The Western shares were without Import
ant change but generally weak. At the Second Board
the market was dull, and, after the regular session.
heavy, with the exception of Southern Guaranteed,
which sold as high 29 seller ten Michigan Central
was heavy under the unsatisfactory results OF the
annual report, and pressed for sele on sellers
ontjons. Rock Leland and Galena were firm a. the
closing prices. In the Bond MAJ ket there was hr
degree Of actiyityat full prices. Michigan Southern
Second continues in demand and sold at So. A sale
Of $4,000 Illinois Internal Improvement stock was
made at IO7, ex interest," considerable advance The
closing prices were: Virginia &c, 9io9iIi Missouri Sc,
81 as4l; Canton Company, 1920; Cumberland Coal
IA. paeiSc Mail 500 9OI; ew-York Central Railroad,
slaosli; Erie Railroad, III Hudson River Rail-
| road. 47se4s; Harlem Railroad, 12Sl2i; Harlem
Railroad Preferred, 49, 39I Reading Railroad, 4cS
| 4O.; Michigan Central Railroad Fl0H3; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, i3s % 1915
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed,
99l a292; Panama Railroad, 26oH6I; Illinois Gen.
| trial Railroad 631 g SSH Gsleua and Chicago Rail
road, 6l5 062; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 81
403Il Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 69f a 69s
Chicago, Burlington anu quincy heiiVao, 'o~'o2'
| Illinois Ceatral, 7s, 81 o9l4.
The foreign bill market has had rather better sup
DIV of bills from the grain transactions OF the last week
or two, and that description is rather lower Bankers
yates have underground change The business for this
steamer has not been very large. Sterling is 1904
| 1907. Francs 5.15a51li
iFreights-To Liverpool, $500 bales Cotton Cper
stesmer at 5Os; 30 boxes Bacon per steamer at 35s
900 bbls Flour at Is lOId; 10000 bushels Wheat in
bags at 7ad 5000 bushels Corn, in bulk. at Id. To
London 600 bbls Flour, at 2s l0ld; 80 bales Bark,
at 95s. To Antwerp. 900 bushels Wheat in ships
baps. at sd. bark of $50 tuns TO harseles and
back from Smyrna to Boeton on private terms yes
sci of 400 tuns to Havana, at $2,25O. schooner Of
200 tuns to North Side Of Cnba and back at 40c for
| Sugar and 50 90 for Molssses on deck
| The business Of the SubTreasury was: Total Re
oepts 1878, 9OS SO; for Customs, s62 900; Payments
slS4,7 12 3d. Balance, s., 604 s29 90.
The Illinois Central traffic for the third week OF June
| vv,....... ........................ S52 367 %
| issa .... observation-disclosures. s66S 90
lncrceec.
San psioj isse 822 ITO 81
Stal 40 6S
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