New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
MINING BOARD
FRIDAY, Aug. 3-P. NJ.

There was further realizing at the Stock Board this
morning, and about the same unevenDess in prices
noticed Yesterday. In nearly every instance, how.
ever prices became inner at the close Of the calls and
before the adjournment the market bad very strong
appearance. New-York Central and Hudson River
were well maintained, the batter advancing fraction
over closing prices of yesterday. Reading with large
sales dropped to A. but this point in demand
and before the cali closed up to TO- The strongest
ofthe Western Shares were Michigan Central Illinois
Central and Rock leland, all OF which were better
and in request at the Improvement. Toledo
opened at 49, but improved on the call, and
at the close sold freely ct 80. The unloading of
about 1000 shares of this stock has had out slight
effect upon the market and the speculative demand
wss stronger after the Board. Illinois Central I'M
proved partly on the strength of better quotations
from Europe, and partly on account of the favorable
traffic return for the month Of July. State stocks
were rather lower, with moderate transactions. Kali
way bonds had steady, but not active market, and
with but one or two exceptions rule at about yester-
days prices. Michigan Southern second mortgage de-
clined y cent aud La Crosse Land Grants about as
much. Chicago and Northwestern fret mortgage sold
at 63 to the extent Of $4,000 and the seconds at d.
The first mortgage coupon, due February
Ist next, will it is believed by the mana-
gers, be amply provided for by the earnings,
and promptly paid at maturity. This is one OF the
most promising roads in the Northwest. At the
Second Board there quick rally in prices, and
brisk demand for stocks, both for cash and on time.
Before the adjournment quotations were nearly as high
for majority of the stocks dealt in at any day Of
the week. There we're great many time orders and
the business appeared to be well distributed Toledo
advanced TO 392; Rock Island 10 so, and Read
ing to AZ. After the adjournment, Michigan South
en- Guaranteed and old stocks fell off on re-
port of difficulty between the Company and the
Corn Exchange Bank. The bank attempting, as we
understand it, 10 retain Second Mortgage Bonds held
az collateral after the sun for which they were spe-
cificaly pledged had been paid. The Bank, 1t seems
OWLS some so, 900 of the Second Mortgage Bonds,
and claiming that they due by default Of Interest,"
now appropriate collateral securities never pledged 10
protect the bonds alluded The eloeing prices were
for United States Be- 1874, l0li 0lG2; Tennessee os
s9aas0; Virginia &C. 90i a9l; Missouri 6s, sOi asos;
Cumberland Coal Co., Preferred, l4al5; Pacific
Mail. s3as4; New-York Central Railroad, sii a
81; Erie Railroad. 23a a24; Hudson River Railroad
57Ia5s; Harlem Railroad, l6l III; Harlem Rail
road Preferred, ij a &c; Reading Railroad, HiGfsi
Michigan Central Railroad 81 a6ll; Michigan South
EN- and Northern Indiana Railroad, III aHii Michi-
can Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 4Si
AL Panama Railroad, l23 1881; Illinois Csntnu
Railroad. 7saa77; Galena and icago Railroad, 'oi
a73l; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 1i 9ioi
Chicago and Rock leland Railroad, 7si ESQ., llinoi'
Cebtrsl Bonds. 95d95i.
The market ~ foreign bills quiet, opt ~i'nou'