New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

MONDAY, June o. ~
After passing State Stocks, the market was very Ian
gid this morning, and quotations were barely sns-
tanned. There was effort made TO deprefs prices,
but the marke. seemed to sink from sheer dulness.
Witt no aid from The outside public, and no energy III
the action of the bulls in the street, the chief sup
pert Of the market continues to come from the bears,
who purchase cash stock 10 cover maturing contracts
In State Stocks there nc important change except
ing in Virginia, which holders forced the shorts
10 nav 4s for. an advance of q cent They
were afterward lower selling in the afternoon
down to 4jI. We hear that a considerable amount
Of these bonds have been recently bought here Tor the
London market. Tenressees firm at z cent. de-
cline North CaIolinas fell of p cent. In Mssourls
the transactions were large at slight decline on Sat
uriay prices. For Bank stocks ii is difficult to lind
purchasers. The only sale to-day Of 10 shares
Bank of Commerce al %. The share market exhibit
ed sirns Of weakness with no active demand Tor any
DESCRIPTION The changes are too limited to need par
tcuar notice Between the Boards there was but it,
lie done AT the Second Board the business in shares
was unusually limited, and without feature
Of interest except the activity in State
bonds The few shares sold were at a slight falling
off from the morning Board and after the regular ses-
sion without quotable change the market could not be
called firm, and stagnation ruled. Included IN the
Stote stocks at the Second Board 81 900 Missouri
G. AT 40. a slight decline. Tennessees again declined
y cent and VTgnias, as before noticed, lei DacA 70
a.. The aggregate sales Of State stocks during the
dsy add up $65 O00 and much surprise IL expressed IN
The street as TO the resngpaces Of the large amounts
of deprecated State bonds which the mark
o. daily sbsorbs. The securities of the Gen.
eral Government are neglected, and quota
lions are gradually weakening. The coupons Of 1881
sold al 80 and the Registered at Si interest or the
transfer books being closed. This is equal to S6i to
,he seller Treasury Notes Of high rates Of interest
are firm and in fair demand. The closing prices are;
rs G., 1881, slfaSj; L. S. Coupons, 1881, SieSi4i
Tenn. &C. 40a4OI Virginia De, 45l a45i; Missouri Is,
AO94Ol; Pacific Mail, 63l Gil New-York Cen
tral Railroad, 72i a72l Erie Railroad, ~ a
OBS; Hudson River Railroad, 49, 81 Harlem Rail
road. 1Ol lO3 Harlem Railroad Preferred, % 2ol;
Reading Railroad, 3ll d32 Michigan Central Rail
road. 4Iyai2; Michigan Southern and Northern In.
diana Railroad HONS Michigan Southern ard
Northern Indiana Guaranteed 26l al 1885, Panama Rail
road 1O3I aIO4 Illinois Central Railroad, 6S3 eOSl
falepa and Chicago Railroad SO aa,i Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, 22a22ii Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, 33i 03l Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy,
55aj7 Illinois Central Railroad Gs, 81! az.
The foreign Bill market is firm, but not very active
Leading bankers Sterling is held at lO6 with transac-
tione at 1861 a 1867. There is fair supply Of ner-
chants signatures at 1904, with documents up to lo'3'
The main demand appears TO come from the receivers
Of gold Our importers making very small remit
tances. Francs are 5.4Oa5.35.
Freights-Rstes to Liverpool are exceedingly irIegu.
lar for Grain-l60 900 bush Corn at ID in bulk, and
7Id. in ships bags; 10000 BUSH Wheat at u SD IL
bnlk and bags in an American vessel and 81 wa III
bulk and bags in foreign vessel, and the following
tb;pments were under the U. s. flag: 200 bbs. Flour
Of la 7Id ais 3D. 100 tcs Beef, private terms 5O
tuns Lard, and go pkgs. Talow, PCS. To Londoh;
$500 bbs Flour at %. Cd; 100 tee Beef private
terms, and by foreign vessels, IS 1000 bush Wheat at
0Gl0Id in buk-at the latter rate Russian o'rA
with q, 900 busb To Glasgow: 50 bxs. Bacon, Sls'
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts,
1886 40 9l-for Customs, $4,000; Payments, S'24'
90 3d. Balance sll, 147 04s 80. The disbursements,
il will be seen, continue 10 be large.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company has de-
tlared semi-annua dividend Of y cent, payable on
The cd inst The transfer books now closed, aud
will reopen on Wednesday, the 10Th inst.
TIE Chemung Railroad Company has declared its
sixteenth semannual dividend Of 2 cent payable on
demand.
The deposits in tie Assay Office for coinage were
large reaching a million Of dollars, mostly in Gov
eregns and English and French mint bars. The opera
tons Of the Philadelphia mint are much retarded and
our gold receivers complain loudly of the delay in OBJ
tanning returns. Instead of coming four hundred TO
-four hundred and fifty thousand dollars per day, the
amount is now reduced to hundred and fifty thou
sand, with claimed capacity of over FIVE hundred
thousand peR0stot Of sQyeTeigns are obliged " wall