New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
FRIDAY, May 3d.. ".

The activity IN the bonds OF The bOruer states con'
tinues 10 be the most marked feature of the market
Tie supply from the West growing out OF the snrrehd
er If the circulation Of the Illinois and Wisconsin bio
ken banks greater than the demand, and the decline
although not large il steady. In other securities
there was no marked activity but there was more
cheerful feeling generally and more nerve on the part
Of operators for the rise than for the fall In Newfork
Central and Erie, which scarce, there were symp-
toms Of a movement similar TO that which he's recently
Tinehed the bears in Illinois Central Considerable
lots Of Eric have recently been cent 10 London and de-
veries are made with considerable difficulty every day
not only in this stock but NewYork Central and or
two other descriptions At the present depressed quo
tatons outsde holders Of stock avoid selling ex-
cepting under the pressure Of necessity, while
there is a email but steady absorption going on
by the friends Of several descriptions OF those
dealt in at the Board which lie gradually leaving the
bear with scant material for their deliveries. The fu
ture Of the market Of course depends largely upon the
result Of the present war movements; but in the ab-
sence Of anything unfavorable we ook for slight i'm
proyement rather than for lower prices. Between the
Boards, the market was not active, but firm, Ere
going to 23l Central TO 72i Toledo TO %, &C. At the
Second Board without much activity, the market was
very firm. Erie sold at 23i; Central 72i; Toledo
%, which is an advance. Illinois Central scarcely
a. firm Galens cold at SIT. This road will earn
email dividend for the Elk months ending in June, but
the policy Of declaring has not yet been considered
in the Board The street has recently lost 1000 of the
floating shares Of this Company, that amount having
been taken by leading Chicago capitalist to be held
for much higher prices In Government securities,
there was but little done to-day. The Coupon 6s,
1881, sold at s., and thoee Of 1874, N, at
70. The market is rather heavy Treas
ury Notes Of low interest are heavy. The Skies
can be had q, IA y cent discount. The sales OF State
stocks add up $l55 600 at decline yesterday rates
Tennesees however, raedin the afternoon and sold at
4l after being i0i against Al yesterday Nginas sold at
As, q decline of v cent; Missouiis closed 4Ol bid. a
considerable portion of the short sellers options are put
out by parties who have the bonds coming orwhrdfrom
the West At the close the market dull but firm at
the following Quotations: Virginia &c. -, d46i Mis-
eouri e. 40I a Ot; Pacific Mail 6ii S65; New-fork
Central Railroad, 72id72ii Erie Railroad 23i a
23.; Hudson River Railroad, 3il IS; Harlem Rail-
road lOl a IOi; Harlem Railroad Preferred, -! 925i
Reading Railroad, 81 93li; Michigan Central Rail
road. 4IIsia Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroad, ll;al2; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 26l %; Panama Rail
road 1881 IO5; Illinois Central Railroad, COL 1921;
Gsena and Chicago Railroad, 81 So Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, 81 a23i; Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad % 03i3; Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy
54l So Illinois Central Railroad Is, 9Os AL.
The market for foreign bills is quiet aud heavy.
Sterling is 1903 1861. Francs, 5.4od 5.35.
| FreiQhts are less active and rates are lower. To
Iiverpool-22 900 bush. Wheat at 7id7id; $50 bales
Cotton at Sod 500 bbls. Flour AT ls. 3D., and QUO
Hides at Os a22s 3D. BY foreign vessel 100 hhd. Tai
low and 900 boxes Bacon at 3os 80 bbs Rosn at g. I'd
To London-3 200 bbs Flour at -. 3D. a d. ID; ,oV
bbs Rosin ut 2s and 500 bbls Oil Cake al ID Cd By
foreign vessel 800 bbls Flour "a. 3D.. 400 hhds susa
and Melado a, 3Os. To Hayana-7,o 600 bush. Wheat
at lie. To Bremen-,s00 cases Tobacco III Dos, and
! I59 tuns Mahogany at 22s. Cd.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
S2ie, o33 39-For Customs, sls,9i3 90 Payments
SI6I 7O9 Ga; Balance, go, 5D,6s2 IL.
The board of brokers passed resolution this morn
inc 10 hold no second session tomorrow M 70 allow
the members TO greet the eth Regiment on its return
from Washington.
The notes of the Pittson Bank Pa, Will hereafter
rate with other interior Penny vana bank notes, 80,
2, Y cent discount
| The Treasurer of Illinois advertises in our columns
that he will pay the interest the public debt OF tina
State due LIST July, at the American Exchange Ban'
In this city. The interest not called for by the 3ls
.yuly will only be paid at the State Treasurers IL
! Springfield.
In regard to the interest due lst July on the debt
Of the uthern States there appears to be no dspo
sion or ability to pay. Virginia will, beyond ques
ton, repudiass. Payment Of coupons due last JSnu