New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

weeks of the month. Between the Boards
the market was heavy and very dull. At the Second
Board with Stocks freely pressed on the market there
was great indifference among buyers, and still lower
pointp were touched. New-York Central was y
cert lower than at the close Of yesterday. Harlem
preferred fell off to sli; Gdena, after selling at cot,
wac offered at 59l and Western shares generally were
very weak. In Bank Stocks there s not much doing,
but the market ia irer. In Railroad Bonds there is
no change Of importance and the Transactions are very
limited. The market for Government is languld and
lower prices have been established. The 6s Of 1851
registered sold at 81 against 81 yesterday. The Cou.
pom Bonds are S3 S3l After the regular sessicn, in
the street the market was very heavy with nothing
doing. The closing quotations were: Tennessee 6s,
SO q Sc; Virginia 6s, 30 a3sl; Missouri 6e, 31t 932;
Canton Co., Il, Delaware and Hudson Canal, 80;
Pennsylvania Coal II; Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,
6jla65j New-York Central Railroad, 73i 75li
Erie Railroad, - a23l; Hudson River Railroad,
80, d325; Harlem Railroad, 81 a9; Harlem Railroad
Preferred, 2lle2ll; Reading Railroad 32a33i
Michigan Central Railroad, All a4la; Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Raroad III a lii; Mich
gn Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed Stock.
2jQ2jJ Panama Railroad LOG al0S; Illinois Central
Railroad 65 65i; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 59
d5gs; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, g, az d;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 3ia3iii Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 55l 056i Hi.
nois Central 50 GS9I.
There is but little activity aud change in sterling
bills The quotation is lO5 0l05l for leading sign na-
lures. Francs are more plenty, and rather lower We
quote: 542! a 5.36l.
Frcights-Rstss are again lower: To Liverpool,
1900 bush. Corn at d6id., in bags; $4,000 bush.
Wheat at 6l aid, in bags, and $500 bbf Flour at
L. als 3d. Per steamer, LOCO bbs. Flour at is. I'd.
To London 800 bush. Wheat AT a 3d. in bulk and
bags 800 bbls Flour at 2s Sd. o. I'd, and GO tuns
measurement Goods at l7s. Cd To Glasgow, 23,Ooo
bush. Wheat on private terms To Antwerp, l,oco
bush. Rye at 3D. in bulk. vessel TO Dublin, with
Il, 900 bush. Wheat a, l0d
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
500, ,6l5 5S-for Customs, $4,000 Payments, $i3l,-
993 II; Balance $S,lSe, 407 43.
The returns from the Mint to-day were about SJ2o-
OOO including silver Tie business of the Clearing
House was Si2 SOL 600 which is small. The Bank of
New.York has declared dividend of v cent, paya-
BILE July /. The Mercantile Fire Insurance Company
has declared dividend Of 8 cent, payable on and
after July l. The Metropolitan Bank has declared q
dividend OF 3 y cent, payable July l. The Fhchburg
Railroad has declared sem-anuual dividend Of
cent. The Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company has ee'
caied s usual semannusl dividend Of lO cent, Paya-
bic July l. leaving balance of q cent to carry TO
tie surplus fund.- which now amounis to sil9,S1.
Dir. j. F. Trott has been appointed Receiver Of lioi'
lis, White e. Co.'S Bank Of Niagara Falls.
The notes of the Bank Of Albany, ofthe j. W. Rum
sey & Co.'s Bank, and Of the Bank Of the Capitol are
redeemed at par by the Bank Department. The July
interest on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Road
bonds will be paid al tie Bank Of Commerce IN this
city.
Annexed is the monthly report for April Of II. j.
Jewett, Receiver of the Central Ohio Railroad
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