New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

MONDAY, June 4-P. NJ.


The Stock market has resumed the activity which
marked previous to the late Of dulness and
nearly the entire lis stands at higher prices than on
Saturday. The favorable character of the foreign
news gave operators or the rise the courage to move
which they lacked during the past week, and the firm
mesa a. the brought in the shorts some extent
as buyers. The openn OieeS were qui'e s'rOng, ana
they were strengthened by the d "'eS VI 'n7 nova
Scoian, with the reduction of the rate o. HeieSt ~
the Bank OF England, which removes what fears Su'
have been entertained of any impending disturbance IN
the London money market The bidding was quite
active and well distributed and purchases indicated the
presence of an increased amount OF orders from the
public. Central opened S2, with considerable de-
Inand, and closed at that price. pIaci6c Mail was
IN demand, and advanced :: ~ during the day, under
the impression mat the loss of the Company by the
over-issue cannot exceed 100000, and may not
exceed $4,000 Panama also better and touched
I34l Hudson River continues TO recover the ground
lost last week and sold 49, In the Western shares
there was large amount of transactions, with a
general improvement Saturday prices. The tratte
returns are with single exception very satstac-
tory At the close of the Board there was some ham,
merinp but without much effect. AT the Second
Board there was strong feeling which was not in all
descriptions sustained up TO the close. The changes
however were not important. Central closed at S2s.
Erie Was among the most buOyaDt stocks of the
day. and sold up from 201 to 2ls, closing at Il
bid The Southern Michigan issues have recN-
cred from the influence OF the groundleSs
rumors circulated yesterday. Gaena was well sus-
tanned nDder the unavorable business OF the last week
of MAY. at about 6f Rock Island and Toledo were
firm. Burlington and Quincy was in demand, and
after selling at "a advance of v cent, closed at
II bid In the Bond market the business was not large
but prices were generally strong and some descriptions
Of Bonds have an upward tendency, and are scarce.
La Crosse Land Grants fell of to 49, Missouris are
steady al siI Michigan Southern, I'd mortgage, are
in demand and closed at AZ bid. In the street, after
the Second Board the market was steady but quiet,
at tie annexed quotations Virginia 6s 93l 9l Missouri
&c, sii aSig; Canton Company 2Ol a2l4; Cumberland
Coal I3Ia14; Pacific Mail, ll99l2; New-York
Central Railroad 82l a82s; Erie Railroad, Il a2l4;
Hudson River Railroad 49, 949i Harlem Railroad,
l2l l34; Harlem Preferred, 39l 40; Reading kali-
road, 4lsa4i2; Michigan Central Railroad. 52l 053;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
l9I 9l2l do Guaranteed, 2ll as; Panama Railroad,
1a9l34ii Illinois Central Railroad, 63l 1856; Galena
and Chicago Railroad 63i a6ii Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 29i S3Oi Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road, IOIH|O4i Iheago burlington ana quincy lIall-
road, 77G7I Illinois Central Is, 9Oaa9l.
The foreign bill market opens with fnnness, but is
not very active. Sterling lO9l iO9a Francs, 5l5@
5.l3i.
Freghts-To Liverpool, 1000 bush. Wheat at Is !
ID IN bags; 30 boxes Bacon at rs. I'd. To London,
20 boxes Tobacco at 3d.; II tuns Ivory Nuts at 2js
bark Of go uns TO south side OF Cuba and back at
&c. for Sugar, and So for Molasses. vessel Of 100
TINS to West Indies and back at 81 ZOO vessel Of
24O tuDs from Wilmington to Porto Rico and back at
zoe. for Sugar. and IS for Moasses on deck vessel
Of 800 bids. capacity to south side Cuba and back at