New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24
MINING BoARp.
MONDAY, July 23-P. N.


Without very important activity, the stock market
to-day bad more healthy appearance, and nearly all
the faneies improved from the opening prices There
has III doubtejly been great deal Of realizing within
a few days and the heavness of the market has been
assisted by parties who, being out of the movement
would gladly be in at lower figures The appearance
of the market, however, 10, that the reaction has
about exhausted itsef excepting in few descriptions
and the promise of the week is a new advance. The
symptoms of this at the Second Board very
strong and after the regular session there large
disposition to buy, and general advance in prices
The business of the Second Board would have been
much larger but for the moderate amounts Offering The
bids were numerous but did Lot draw out sock. The
principal interest OF the day in Illinois Central and
Pa:fc Mail. The former very bnoyant and
after selling at ~ at the Morning Board rapidly at
vanced to u.s. at which one lot of 900 shares sold
after the close of the Second Board There TO
be no special reason for this sudden advance to-day.
There is however, growing confidence in the future
OF this Company, which, it was anticipated, would
advance the stock quite high during the Autumn, when
the traffic will show very large results The ability OF
the Company TO anticipate it. Freeland Bonds has aio
had very favorable influence, and brought in buyers.
The advices from London are favorable The call
expected and when il was found TO be g instead Of
go the market improved Pacific Mail, under the
threatened opposition fell of to 50, but afterward
rallied to 81 between the Boards, closing at
about $50 bid The street appears to accept as true
the runor that Mr. Roberts is about 10 establish an
opporition line California by the way Of Nicaragua
Central was 6rm with fair amount of business and
after the Second ard sold as high 81, closing at
thar bid The total capital aud debt Of this company
Sept 30 1855 stood az s3S 800, 000 And by the las,
report it was s3S 1873 000 while at the present time,
reducing the debt by the Sinking Fund, it stands at
about $S 1888 600 for capital and debt. Duri0g this
FIVE years, assuming q cent in August, the dividends
of the road in cash amount IS u cent, or 100000,
while the capital and debt remain about the same.
The Western shares were well sustained, especially at
the Second Board and in come cases showed an i'm
provement of y cent. In the Bond market, with
out much activity the quotations were very strong.
Chicago and Northwestern sold at 30-an advance of
y cent on the last rats. The market closed strong
at the following figures Tennessee Is, So 49, yir-
gina 6s, 9li 49, North Carolina &c, So; Missouri
6s, S2Gs2; Cumberland Preferred, liGl5 Pacific
Mail, So csjgi New-York Central Railroad, s2lt
S2I; Erie Railroad, 81 a23; Hudson River Rail-
road, 5ia5il; Harlem Railroad, l6alGl; Har-
lem preferred, 42l 6i3; Reading Railroad, aga
Southern Railroad l6 el6I Michigan Southern Guar
a1teed 36 a 36I; Panama Railroad l2j 1851; Illinois
Central Railroad, "a MS; Galena and Chicago Ill.
road 69l a692; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 36te
3GI; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, III S7ii;
Chicsgo, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 7Sla7
limos Central Bonds, 9id9il.
The foreign bill market is firm but dull at 1927 40
for Sterling, SIS ojl3l for Francs
Freigbts TO Liverpool PEI stes mer 900 boxes
Cheese at jOs. 300 pbgs. Butter at jO1 1000 bbh
Flour at D. 3d., and per packet, 10000 bush. Wheat
at $3.50, the inside rae for bin aheac 800 bbls.
Rosin at Is. l0d. To London, 1900 bbls. Flour at
"a 3D. IL. l0ld., 10 600 b1sh Wheat at ga9ld. To
GHgow, 1900 bush. Wheat at 9lj. To Rotterdam,
10 tuIs Copper at 30s. 22iO H.; 100 bills. Ashos al
3Os. q d. J0hhds. 1o0acco AZ 30-. y 10 cable feet;
10 COO Light Py4 Saver IL $40 200 hIt Il TN at IA