New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

THURSDAY, May 3I-P. ,


The Stock market opened with more cheerful feel
ing this morning, the decline of the last few days hav
ing brought in buyers and induced a considerable
amount Of purchases TO cover short contracts. The
transactions were to considerable extent especially in
Centr; and Erie. The reaction appears to have ex-
haus,ed itself and should the foreign advices by the
next arrival be favorable we shall expect to see the
advancing movement Of the market resumed and higher
points touched than we have before OF Central
the transactions reached some 5000 shares at the first
session. the market being very steady during the call
There is an impression prevailing that the August div
dend may he = cent under the increased earnings,
and this gives the stock great strength. Pacific Mail
was in good demand and steady at about 80. 1t is
thought that the worst of the oyerssue is known
and some of the best informed parties buying in
again. Tie entire extent of the fraud, however, can
not be known exactly for time yet, and we hear
whispers that some of the consprators in will pro-
baby he mearthed soon. The Company are busily
engaged in endeavoring TO discover in what man
ner the results of the fraud have been abb
sorbed. The amount of stock upon which dividends
have been paid is 80, GIL shares. Panama is with
ont important change. The defeat of the attempt TO
extend the charter is considered serious misfortune,
but il not looked upon as final In the Western shares
there was fair amount Of business, with generally
improving tendency, but 10 important change. The
favorable features Of Western traffic. witt the promise
Of another good CROP strengthen these stocks and the
reactions confined within bounds. Holders
do not become alarmed at Decline but hold Oh for the
upward turn. At the Second Board, there a
larger business than usual, especially in Central of
which some 5000 shares sold, and the market
strong throughout the session. Central closed at
S2}, bid OF Toledo, 200 shares were taken at 283
Norwich was sold at SO, which is better under the
that arrangement for permanent boat
line between this city and ADyns Point will be made
and this route resume s position a favorie route
between New-York and Boston. In the Bond market
there was a good and we-distribued business DONE
and prices generally were well sustained. The quota
ions were firm at the close, as follows Vir-
zinia 6s, 49, 1881 Missouri Gs, 81, aSii Canton
Company, 2Oa2O2 Cumberland Coal Company
-, q II; Pacific Mail, SO aS9l; N. Y. Central Rail
cad, 81 aSIf; Erie Raroad, 49, 40; Hudson River
Railroad, AZ a47; Harlem Railroad, 12} 0l3i Harlem
referred 49, a39s Reading Railroad, AL a Az;
iebigan Central Railroad. 52952l; Michigan South
IN and northern Indiana Railroad, llt01lii do.
iuaabteed, 21a@25; Panama Rsilroad 1881 OBJ;
illinois Central Railroad, 81 G623i Gaena and Chi
ago Railroad, G3t dG3l; Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
DAD, 2S4 a 2sI; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
y 1851; Illinois Central Il, 903 09l.
The market for Foreign bills is not active, and
rotations unchanged. Sterling lOS Ql09s francs
.l6la513l.
Freghts to Liverpool: 100 bales Cotton at d.; 100
y. Beef on private ter1ns IO0boxes Bacon at 2s 3D.
200 bbs. Flour at g.; $1,000 bush. Corn at 3d.;
10 bbls. Rosin at If. 3d.; % luns Oil Al 25s. To