New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
TUEeDAY. July 30-P, NJ.

The transactions at the Stock Board were quite lin
tied to.day, aud there marked feature in tho
movement excepting the demand for New-York Cen
trial cash stock for delivery. The transfer books close
tomorrow. Cash stock scarce, and the quotations
show y cent difference on thirty days sellers options
The demand for this stock sustained it in the face OF
generally heavy market. The bears made no special
demonstration thir operations being mainly for the
purpose Of extending and maturing contracts. Tie
market appears to be settling into duness operators
being DISPOSED To- await the of events at Wash
ngton before moving either for n rice fall. II Gov
ernneni makes a vigorous movement, snds successful,
a moderate speculative activity for the rise will take
place, bus this cannot DO looked for at present The
market is entirely in the hands Of the brokers' the
commission houses being very inactive. Central,
under purchases Of 500 shares cash stock went to 49,
but closed heavy. A 10, Of 20 shares of the Erie
Railway stock was nnnde at 2itbe first transaction
eince the closing of the tanser books Of the old stock
a email lot Of preference Erie sold at y. Pacific Mail
sold at H. against ~ yesterday, and 200 shares cold
On sellers option at 70a7Olc. Hudson River declined
v cent, Illinois Central 2 cent, Gaena y cent,
Rock Island 2 cent, &c. Between the Boards, the
market was dull and heavy, Central touching
75l, Gacna CO.., Rock Island 3S2, sc. The
busine of the Second Board was very limited
and irregular, but the changes were unimportant.
Central recovered AGAIN 10 55i, but was after
ward offered ut 75i. Pacific Mail fell off J cent,
and Hudson River 4 Y cent. In State Bonds the
transactions were no, quite important as of late, aud
the market was generally lower, al y cent. At the
Second Board tho market was little frmer for Mis-
sours and Tennessees. Bonds from tho Western Bank
ing Departments are coming forward less freely. Gov
ernment Stocks were inactive, but firm in closing
transactions. Large sales Of cent Treasury Notes
were made from 81! down % 96l, closing at 96l. Mr..
Chase was advised some time rnoe that the ssuc Of
these Notes in payment 10 public creditors would
throw them into Wall street aud break down the quo
tatons, thus embarrassing the new negotiations Of
Government. He appears, however, TO be paying
them out freely At the cose in the street the bust
mss Yves very sluggish at the following quotations;
Tennessee c. 42; Virginia 6s 40, a49! Missouri 6s,
AIeiIt; Pacific Mail, 7Oi s7Oii N. Y. Central Rail
rs, a75l; Erie r. H., 23i va Hudson River, 322 3d.
Harlem, 10, a l0l; do. preferred 2ii 2ili Reading,
IS. Sol; Michigan Central, Al ailii Michigan South
ern aud Northern Indiana, l3alii do. guaranteed,
q s27I; Panama, loo 1914; Illinois Central, % s62i;
Gslena and Chicago 6Oi coils Chicago and Rock
Island 3si e39; Chicago Burlington, and Quincy, %
as; Cleveland and Toledo, &c! a26l.
In foreign bills this has been one Of the dullest
steamers noticed for a long time, and bankers have
been willing to yield per cent TO make sales. Com
mercia Sterling is 100 SlO7I and banken 1914 l07.
Francs $50 $685..
Freights-To Liverpool: The engagements include
1900 bbls Flour at De. Cd; 1900 bush. Wheat in
ships bags at 10 lOld and 5000 bush. Corn at lOd,
in ships bags. To London: $500 bbls Flour at 2s.
lOId and 49, 600 BUSH Wheat In ships bags, 9lalod.
To Bremen: 1900 bush. Rye at 2Oc. In charters We
hear Of a foreign bark with 10000 bush. Wheat TO
Cork and market at l2id., and an American vessel
with II, 900 bush. Corn to the ZANE port aslld.
The bueiness at the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
slO2, 1853 75-for Customs $1,000 and for Treasury
Notes $s3,5OOi payments, $l3ie9s IL balance,
8, S26, 933 70.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad esrned the bird