New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14
SECOND BOARD.
THURSDAY, June l3-r. ".


There was 90 marked activity at the Stock Board
this morning Prices were irregular, but generally had
a downward tendency. The news from Europe was
considered satisfactory but there is no little vitality Ill
the market that it is difficult engineer any advance.
In isolated the scarcity of cash stock gives the
bull temporary advantage, but there are none OF the
usuG clique movements for continued rise. There Is
still support the market from the public, the action
coming entirely from the changing tactics OF the street
operators. There were no important changes In the
share market In the bonds Of the border States the
business was to the extent of $3600 the quotations
having an upward tendency. The improvement how
ever, was not marked excepting in 6eorgias, which
cold at So Between the Boards the market was STEADY
but without activity excepting in New-York Central
which under n temporary demand for certificates went
to 73I. At the Second Board the business was eA-
tremely light, but quotations were well sustained
Central was offered freely ON sellers option ana de
clined 10 - regular In State bonds tho marSet was
steady at morning prices excepting for 6eorgiar wheh
declined v cent. In Tennessees there Wa an I'M
movement Of | cent. In Government bonds
there hss been very little done to-day, and the
market is steady. There il fair invest
meut demand for these securities, ard the
pressure Of them on the market appears TO be partially
relieved. In tho street, after the Board there was
very little done and no change The latest quotations
were: Tennessee lie, 81 a3l; Virginia 6s, ilid2i
Missouri Is, 81 o37i; Canton Company SOP; Pacific
M.l 6i e65. New-York Central Railroad, ~! 974;
Erie Railroad, ~; Hudson River Railroad, 81 a32ti
Harlem Railroad, lOalO. Harlem Railroad Preferred,
93l 02i: Reading Railroad. 3Oi e3Ol; Michigan Cen
,r.l Railroad. 428 ~; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad I0i III; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Guaranteed, %! c24; Panama
Railroad, iOj 1861; Illinois Central Railroad 6Si q
%; Gaena and Chicago Railroad 59i e5'i Cleveland
and Toledo railroad, 2a022i; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 81! s3ii; Chicago, Burlington, and
.ouiney Railroad 50 IS; Illinois Central Railroad, ~
$40.
In foreign bills there il nothing OF importance DONG
and rates are heavy Sterling is iO4 lt5i nompally.
Francs, $40 o5.3.
Freigbts-Rates are firmly maintained. To Liver
pool: "a ,OCO bush. Corn at 81 a6id in bulk; 56.0Oo
bush Wheat a, old. in bulk, and I'd. in bags $500
hill, Flour at L. I'd ls 3D. 800 bbls Lard al 20s. To
London: 800 tes Beef at Gs $500 bbis. Flour at %
lid % O00bush Wheat at d. in bag. by Foreign YES
sci. 800 bbls. Flour at 2s 3D. To Glasgow: 300 bbs.
Four ON rryate terms. To Bristol 1000 bush. Wheat
at sd ia ships bags Ind 800 bile. Flour at d. 3D. To
uavre. IS 900 bush. Wheat in shippers bags at l7c
Tho business of the snb-Treasury was; Receipts,
1886 sG5 4l--for Customs, $4,000 Payments, siOl,-
isj 20; Balance, e. ,57S,7is 81.
The receipts of tie Toledo aud Wabash Railroad for
the first week in June were: