New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
MINING BOARD.
THURSDAY. July 5-P. n.

The movement in the Stock market was not active
to-day considerable number Of operators not having
returned from the country, but prices were well sus
tanned. The features of the day the disposition
shown to buy some of the Western shares, and the
small amount Of stock offering 1t seems to require an
advance in quotations briOg out any important quau
titv of stock The impression is gene al that we
are 10 have large railroad traffic this Fall, and con-
sequently stock rise while at the same time stocks
are carried 30 easily In the present abundance OF
money. that there is no disposition shown, on the
part of holders of shares 70 eel unless tempted
by rse and in he nope Of taking the shares back at
10 yer prices The crop from the West continues
to give promise Of the greatest yield of cereals we have
ever had. In some sections the yield will be no
larger than last year. but in others the harvest will be
doubled in extent and of good quality railroad mau-
aeer from Chicago Of the largest experience says that
al the roads running into that city, will scarcely POS
ses the power to move TO that shipping port the i'm
me- re aggregate of wheat and seeking an outlet
10 marker ON that port In the meantime the Euro
psau advices indicate large demand for 5readstufs
from This country at rem1nerauve prices lhe
weather in England continued wet and
full harvest could under circumstances be realized
II is this state Of things which gives the share marxe
here liz rmness and pas brought in speculative buyers
70 operate some month OF two in advance Of the rea
zation f the effect of ;hese influences Central was
firm 81 81 and sfier the Board was sold at S2! The
June earnings it s stated, show fair gain over the
same month Last year. Erie is very dull bat steady
Panama has recover ed its rmDess and sold up 10 lo
Pacific Mail was also frmer, bat has lost
is prominence in the operations OF the
street. In The Western shares the most active
were Galena, Rock Island, and Burlington and
Quincy. Galena was buoyant notwithstanding the
very uuavorable result OF the June traffic and sold
biob &c g. closing at 632 bid. Rock Island wss also
buoyant scd advanced 10 II. june showsa very sat
sactory res ut on this road. The Mirsissippla AID M-
souri, Road is low very valuable feeder, and as the
season advances will become It'll more 90. L. Ii being
rapidly extended toward the Missouri River. Bar
lipston and Quincy sold al 20, an advance OF i q
cent. AID was more active than Of late. Toledo was
not active but steady. In the Bond market, there
were no important TRANSACTIONS excepting In Erie An
Mortgage of which $3S 900 sold al TO- State stocks
were heavy and dull After the Second Board the
ful advance OF the morning not sustained, Dut the
ehanQ.s were not important The closing prices were
limited States js 1871, 1904 1907; Tennessee State
g. S9t 1891; Virginia O., 81 d92; Moth Carolina
Safe 6s 95I 60 Missouri os 81 dSl4; Canton Co.,
le02Oi Cumberland Coal Preferred, l2l cl3; Pa
cine hail, S9I go; New-York Central &@s2ti
Erie Railroad. Is, al9; Hudson River Railroad
4so4sI; Harlem Railroad l2al2I; Harlem Rail
road Preferred, 81 03Sl; Reading Railroad, iOs a
4O;; Michigan Central Railroad 49, s4ss; Michigan
Southern, l3al4; Michigan Southern Guaranteed,
3Os 3O} Pansms Railroad 1855 i25i Illinois Cent
raj Railroad. SO a63l; Galens and Chicago Railroad
633 oh3f; Cleveland and Toledo Rdlroad 81 S3it;
Chicago and Rock ssnd Railroad 7Oi all; Chicago,
Burlington aud Quincy Railroad, 76a764 illinois
Ceatral 7s, 9lae9lii Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company, SOFAS
There If little or nothing doing in foreign exchange,
and ra,es are nominal and heavy. Francs are In bet
Ter supply, and less firm than S5erlipg
In Freighis there IL considerable offering and rates
are better To Liverpool 100 bales Cotton a, $500
3J6d 300 bbls Flour ct %, 20 900 bush. W neat III
bulk. AZ SD 100 bbs. Ta1w at 22s. I'D ~ steamer,
GO boxes Bacon al 35s., 900 boxes Cheese at JOs,
100 trkins Butter al Sos 5000 bush Whe1i, 10 bagr,
Al gid, al 500 bbls Flour at %. Oh. II Londol;
4 800 bbls Flour, mostly at Be To Glasgo@: 2OOOo
bush Wiesi, in sbippers' bags, a. gid Brig William
Moore. Of 40 tuns 10 the Mediterranean and back, on
priy.ie terms A vessel Of go Iuns from Sl'annai
10 Ri ,hibuctoo. with Pitch Pine at So . NJ feet
ves~l q 10 tuns, 70 Spanish Main and back, Tor
$1,000
The bushes. of tie Su' Treasury wa: Receipts,
sI767g5 O9-for Custon,s, SIO2Oo0 Payme,ts sl97,-
37a 90: Balance. S. t37 1913 81. The di-bnr-emuns.
T. VIII be- seen are very large The Treasury h"-
Iost the IL The we=k atoui nilbon Of do!laES.