New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
sECONp BOARD
FRInAY. June 2l2--P. "

FRIDAY, June OPP. NJ.
Prices at the Stock Board to-day have been with
or two exceptions quite firm, and new lease Of the
market appears have been taken by the bulls. The
very favorable foreign advices indicating large de-
Inand for our cereals during the Fall has no doubt
been the impelling cause Of the new movement which
took place upon market which bad every appearance
of having settled down for a midsummer lethargy.
The advance has brought in Of the shorts az
buyers TO maturing contracts and this has assisted
in giving frmness 10 prices. Ia the meantime long sell
lers options offered sparngly, and apparently with
disposition to check the rise rather from desire TO in
.crvase the short me The with which stocks are
carried although it does not appear to stimulate specu-
ton as usual yet abesoperators 10 hold on TO their
stocks without difficulty, aud thereby assist rather than
.retsrd any recpperatSe movement which may show
Nscli. Central strong and sold up to S2 but the
aggregate Of transactions was moderate. Hudson
River was in fair demand and advanced to
4sI, The traffic on this road continues to
show an increase on last year, and the
atared Second Mortgages being arranged, the stock
holders look confidently for dividend early In 1861
Psnsna recovered from the depression of the last few
days, and sold high 1884, Pacific Mail is quite
dull, bat without change. The sales of Harlem Pre-
quotations left of rm at 39I. In the Western shares,
the market was buoyant, excepting for Michigan Cen
tIal, which, ubder moderate amount of stock fell
Satk TO 4si. The stock ap to come from quar-
tiers which should be well Informed in regard to
the results of the annual report now in
press. GaleDa was very active and ad-
vanced from 6lI 10 621 Toledo was very buoy
ont pDder the favorable advices Of the condition Of the
road and sold up to 3l2. Southern Guaranteed was
also buoyant % having BEEN paid for after the Board
There does not appear be any deposition to make
the cash stock scarce although the recent buyers have
undoubtedly the power to make sharp corner If they
Iesred to- At the Second Board the market was gen.
er,1v well sustained A small order for Rock lsand
carried the price to 20 which bid at the close IL
lnois Central not outstanding the announcement OF
call of s. per share, was in demand at an ad-
vance on the morning price, The general condlnon
of the property, however, Is so promising that the
effect of call is neutralized. Iu the Bond market the
quotations are strongly sustained and In some fancy
dissertations of railroads bonds the advance continues
The street was firm the cOse at the following prices
Virginia 6s 49, 694; Missoun 6s, sls 68il; Canton
Co. 2Oa9l; Cumberland Coal, IL; Pacific hail, ~!
81; New-York Central Railroad, o2s 9S25; Enc kal
road 1874 el9l Hudson River Railroad, AS o4Ss; dar
lem Railroad l2s Dips Harlem Railroad Preferred 59i
a39I; Reading Railroad, ALL o4ll; Michigan Central
Railroad 4si o4s5; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad l3s Obs; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 2Ss dS4i Panama
Railroad l33 1881; Illinois Central Railroad, o.
63i; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 62i 062.; Cieve
land and Toledo Railroad 3l S32; Chicago and Rock
Island Rsilroad, 7Os7Ol; Chicago, Burlington and
ouinc, Railroad 73g s73.; Illinois Central Railroad
7s, 9la9l1.
Freiphts-Tc Liverpool, II 900 bush. Corn IN bulk
al I'd; IL 600 bush. Wheat in bulk at 'id.; o,Voo
bush Corn in bags at 3D.. 1000 bush Wheat IN bags
at 3D. 1000 bbls Flour at D.; 10 tuns Crease Butter
Of 90 100 hhds. Tallo~ at 2O5.; 500 bales Cotton al
5-3g6 Ter steamer 100 boxes Cheese at 0os.i 4oo
pks Butter at 5Os.; 6000 bush. Corn in bags at I'd
To London 5000 bbls Flour at Is. 3D. "2s. VI, The
Latter rate Der packet; 80 hide. Tobacco at VS. 3D. 10
Glasgow ii 900 bush. Wheat in bags at 3D.; Ilooo
bush Corn in shippers bags at 3D.; 2oVO ool'' Flour
at 9s I'd To Bristol, the ship TrumonI WIZ "hea'
in shippers bags at 72d., and Flour al Hs' % 10
German port, 5000 bush. wheat 10 shlPpers bags at
Sd To Hamburg per steamer, 500 bbis. Shoe Pegs al
L. Cd; 20 tuns Divi Divi at SOs. ~ tuns Measure
meut at 25s a 4Os. To Bremen, % tuns TOBACCO ~
ID. Cd. A ship from ST. Johns to Liverpool with
Deal al SIS. cd. a ship from Qaeoec 10 Londoh
with Deal at "a los bark OF $50 tnns 10 north side
Of Cuba and back private terms. brig oil 'oO
inns 70 ,uth eide of Cuba and back at 4Oc for Sugar
acbooner of 900 bbls. to St. Domingo and back at
Al 095 Two vessels 10 soath side Of Cuba and back
with Sugar at 4Oc., port argos paid.
The business of the SUB Treasury was: Receipts,
4qe5 1876 32fOr Customs, $2f2 OOoi Payments sl'''
5l5 Is; Balance, $6,27j,s6l AZ.
There ia not much activity in foreign bills, but the
rates are firm. the supply Of commercial signatures
!. limited Sterling il 1904 lO9i; francs 5i5@5l2i'
Comparative statement Of earnings and expenses ior
the Monlh of May, 1859 and 1860, of the Bufafo ana
State Line Railroad;