New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

MONDAY, July l6--P. N.

MONDAY, July lo-P. NJ
The stock market still continues 10 very active and
excited stare and exhibits very marked contrat to
the usual spa by of July stock market. The move
ment is evideI ty receiving daily increased and from
outside spectators aud the confidence Of the street
ore appears to grow with the advance OF pces
Ths is shoen BY the speedy recovery from reactions,
which do alarm any or bring In sellers, bat on
the contrary new buyers take the place of those
who are selling TO realize. We have seldom seen 30
important rise so well sustained the present one,
a. the same confidence appears TO be felt now 10 still
further advance as was felt at the the
rse There apparently left in the Board with
the will or ability 10 resist the progress of the market
and when the almost unanimous desire is TO buy rather
than s the natu al result must follow or course al
this ia dscoupting the rice which was expected in
August and September TO be based upon the great
erops TIE increased traffic Of the roads and the general
pro,perity of the country. We no harm III this II
th rise can be maintained until the results upon which
IL IL rredcated are Obtained but the advance appears
IN take in alike shares which have great actual
merit and those which have but little this can
hardly he expected and after the present orgssm OF
sueculaton is paseed we shall probably have con-
adorable reaction in come descriptions. Ne~-fork
G. ntral is firm, but not very active at 81 @oat ills
generally conceded and we have unofficial contirma-
tion fron Albany, that the August dividend will be
but y cent. Erie very buoyant. and after SELL
ing az cofed 81 latest momsnt in the street at 25
The June earnings show an increase OF So2otO. Inc
Assanted stock LIZ sbout v cent lower than the on
assented Hudson River was firm, although demon
strait Of al seller sixty, wss made upon It, The har
lem issues have become popular recently and both
escptious have advanced The constantly Increasing
ear of this road indicate that the time is not FAR
dis ant when il will surplus for dividend In
the Western shares the market was very active and
buoyant esp cally for Galena, Toledo, Rock Island
and Burlington. Galena advanced steadily from oS to
50; Toledo from 36l TO 81, and Burlington from "t 70
78 Southern Guaranteed was active and buoyant at
37aa3sl At TIE Second Board there was an active
market With farther general advance In which Va
lena old not participate Rock lslaod vas very nrm
and sold mp TO 7lf Burlington improved 10 1S2;
Michigan Central TO So; hicngsn Southern
Guaranteed TO 3e4, &c. The disposition to
bay was very strong up TO the close
of business in the street, and full prices sustained
There as not much done in bank stock, bat the
ketwas firm. Commerce cold at 100, Metropolitan III
alllI Corn Exchange l02, Importers and Traders
il3. Anissus' was not offered below 100. 1n the
Bond market there was q large and wedi-tributed
husioes, and firm market. Missouri Is with e"nsid-
srabe salss advanced to 82i North Carolina sod at
at g. Indiana al 49, and Tennessee at 500. private
ssle Of New-York STATE 6s, 1862 WAS nsde al lG2
Railroad bonds are very buoyant. The most married
advance was In Michigan Southern Seconds,
which improved 2 y cent, and North" est 'rn
Firs.s, which 10 nped to So The Erie Issues
were also better; the 6ftn mortgages selling
at 20 The closing prices were: Virgins 6s, gig o@;
Missouri &c, S2f Gs2l Canton Company, l9l 02Ot;
Cumberland Coal - IA; Pacific Msil, 81 a9l4 New
York Central Railroad S4t asa Erie Railroad, 222
923; Hudson River Railroad, 50l a 5Oi; Harlem Rail
road l4i ais; d. Preferred, Al a42; Reading Rail
road, 421a42l; Michigan Central Railroad, 5340
SD; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
road, Hta173; Do, GUARANTEED, 394 1891; Panama
Railroad 1871 al27l; Illinois Central RAILROAD 67a0
g. GaIeIra and Chicago Railroad. 6si a6sii Clsve-
land and Toledo Railroad, 36i 036i; Chicago aud
Rock Island Railroad, 74iS74l; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad, 7Sls7s Illinois Central rs,
922a93.
, Tie market is firm but not very active for foreign
bills. The supply of merchants signatures is quit
Iiobt. Stirling l. 1921 sI0sfi Francs 5.lsla5lii.
Frigtts 10 Liverpool 400 bales Cotton at s'di 700
boxes Cbeess per steamer ct 6osi 2i" Dols Flour,
at % 3d.; 70 600 bush. Wheat, In bulk ana bags 1T
3d.; 5000 bush. Corn, In bags, at SD, 40 H'nuoh'
5000 bbls Flour, at &c. To Glasgow, 100 bps .Nsu'
Ut 32s. Co. and 20 hbds. Tallow, at Sos A bse '0'
Bordeaux with heavy Pipe Saves, at $50 ,ooo.
Tho busnsss Of the Sub.Treasury was; Receipts