New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
MINING BOARD.
Bid. Asked
MONDAY, July 30-P. NJ.

The Stock market again displays great activity and
buoyancy in the Western shares but was somewhat
tame for our local stocks with the exception of Read
ing which was one Of the most active of any on the
list advancing TO AZ at the First Board and to AZ in
the afternoon finally closing after the adjournment at
49, This the most important advance OF the day
but for Michigan Central Galena Illinois Central and
Rock leland, there was strong and well-sustained
demand, with rapid advance and great excitement
The constant reports from the West Of great bus-
ness TO follow the movement Of one of the largest
cereal crops ever harvested have strong influence
upon the market, and prices 60 up on the sharest
the circle of speculation seems TO enlarge The tel
egraphic lines quite actively employed with bro
kers dispatches and the commission houses are DONG
a large business. The movements for several weeks
have been surprising TO the veteran operators OF the
street, who have been accustomed to see reaction
after any material advance but it is evident that
the Improvement now going on is based upon the
substantial revival and progress of the Western
country, and the speculation is therefore OF no
ordinary character. The market is doubtless rising
too rap;dlv TO suit the views of conservative men,
and mnst have an occasional check but if the West is
to build M rapidly this Autumn, the railways must
share in it's prosperity. The Bond market Ii very
strong and the transactions are larger from day 10
day and generally at advancing prices. At the Seno
Board the market was what irregular, and some
of the Western shares which advanced rapidly In the
morning, were from ! to ! per cent lower. Ere'
Reading Rock Island, and Southern Guaranteed were
better There is lively demand for La Crosse Land
Grant bonds and even the stock seems tooe undergoing
a eavanizing process. The improvement is no doubt
caused by the report that new scheme ior reofgahH
ING the concern s in embryo. The closing prces Were
United States Elves, 1874, 1913 lOl5 Tennessee
6s 9OI 90f; Virginia 6s 9Ol 900; Missouri o. oi5
4sll Canton Co.. 192 a20l; Cumberland Coal TO-,
I41al5: Pacific Mail, So &c. New-fork Central
Railroad. S3a aS4; Erie Railroad, 23a q235 hudson
River Railroad, 57!a573; Harlem Railroad lo4@
l6i; Harlem Railroad, preferred, 434 All leading
Railroad. 48a48l; Michigan Central Railroad oo9
COL: Michigan Southern and Northern lnfiana kail
road, 4lIaHJ; Michigan Southern and Northern In.
diana Guaranteed, I8alSl; Panama Railroad, l2o!~
I27 Illinois Central Railroad 76sa763 Galens ana
Chicago Railroad, 73a73si Cleveland and TOLEDO
Railroad, 372037j; Chicago and Rock Island hali-
,osS 76i all; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Kali
road, s3IaS4; III nois Central )nds, 9il @9'.
In the Foreign Bill market there ia not much ing
but rates are unchanged. Sterling is' lV9i ~lio'
Francs 5.l5a5.l3z -,
Freiebs: to Liverpool, eco bbls Flour at Is 1ld.i
III 600 bushels Wheat at lodi 6,OOO DO. al iosu' al
bsos 10 tuns Wbalefoots at U.s. 3D., and, steamer
200 boxes Cheese at sos. 60 boxes Bacon at o's'i
300 frkips Butter at sos To Hamburg, q steamer
400 BAGS Pimeuto at &c. To Rotterdam, iOO tuhs
Heavy Goods at &c. To Shanghai, 600 tnns Coal al
3d. 400 tuns Provisions and Domestics at ST. yes
Bel 70 Cork and man ket with Wheat at lOd IN snip
pers bsg bark Of 400 hhds capacity 70 north SIDE
Cuba and back, with Sugar at Sc. brig aud schr'
from Sydney 10 New-YoIk with Coal at 81 30 = tun.
The business Of the Sub-TIeasury was: Receipts,
e27,6@ 72-fOr Customs, $lS7 ,OOO Payments, $ll7,-
GIG Id Balance, g, ~, 81 o..
The Bank Of the Manhattan Company has declared
semannual dividend Of five y cent. payable on the
10th Of August. Attention Of the La Crosse Land
Grant bondholders is called TO an advertisement in this
journal signed +. Randall. The Nassau Bank Of
Brooklyn has declarefa dividend Of four q cent We
are informed by the President of the Michigan South
ern Railroad Company that the interest due Aug
the following bonds viii be paid presentation Of the
coupons at the Corn Exchange Bank, viz: Northern
Indiana First Mortgage Goshen Branch Bonds
jackson Branch Bonds Detroit, Monroe, aud TOLEDO
Bonds. In the Money market there appears to be no
change of note A large loan was made TO-
day on State security a. ~ y cent, out the
current rates for demand loans are 3@o Y cent
The supply appears to show no decrease WINE tOe