New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
MoSDAr. August 5-P.

MoNDar. August 5-P. ".
The stock market was uninteresting aud rather in
active today. with irregular prices The entire all
sence Of exciting intelligence from Washington, leaves
operators without incentive TO vigorous action either
for the rise or fall The street clique movements are
confined a few descriptions Of shsres ard are not
energetic and there appears TO be no outside buying
excepting in some of the Border State stocks Thesreet
Cpl can to be waiting the resumption Of active meas-
uIes which may cast some light upon tie Proba-
btes Of tho future aud furnish premises for spec-
uatIon The State bond market WAS generally
better, but the Improvement was not important.
TIE largest advance VIA in Louisiana 6s, which
improved | per cent. Missouri Ge did not symps.
tbise with the market and fell off per cent In the
share market the dealings Iangad and prices gen.
orally not sustained at the points OF Saturday. The
bears made some demonstrat on Hudson River and
Illinois Central. In the latter tho quotations show
difference Of per cent between cash and seller ten
dave. The movement in Toledo continues moderately
active and 500 shares were taken buyers option.
Central sold at Saturdays prices and Erie improved
per cent Tie Secoud Board exhibited continuance
of the sluggish movement with change in quotations
of importance Central fell of l. but the shares gene
rally maintained tho prices Of the morning, but were
very dull North Carolinas and Tsnnesses showed
| farther small advance und MBrours were per cent
lower Government Securities to-day have got fully
sustained the advance Of Saturday following the pass
age Of the tax bill. Under moderate sales the &c Of
1851 fell back to So decline Of per cent. The 5s
of 1865 sold at 81 those Of 1874 al So aud the 10 Of
1867 a. Sc. In Railroad bonds there bat tiiling
sales ut about previous rates The quotations ut the
cloee were. Tvnnessee State &c, i3I ai3l; Virginia
State g. 81 e5ll; Missouri State c. -! o. 3a Can
ton Company, 9aq!; Cumberland Coal a r. ciGc
NIL Steamship Company, 73s73!; Now-York
Central Railroad, 76iS76l Eie Rail Dad, 2oa2 H.
Hudson River Railroad, 3 ,s3,.; Harlem Railroad,
10. II; Harlem Railroad, Preferred 25i 2ui Read
ing Railroad Bot 1885,; Michigan Central Railroad,
4 a42l Michigan Southern and Nor,h~u Indiana
Railroad, I5s 80; Michigan Southern Guaranteed,
2esa-g!; Panama RailrOad, lJl; Illinois Cen.
tral Railroad. 63i Gag, Galena and Chicago Rail.
road, 81 G3g; Cleveland and Toledo Raj road.
2ss a2sl Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 3Jl
$3.50; Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad,
55a6O.
There is nothing Of importance doing in foreign bls
and rates are heavy. sterliag lOGSlO7i; Francs
$50 G5z3l.
Freights Rates are lower aud the opening liberal.
To Liverpool the engagements include . 900 bush.
Wheat in bulk at I'D. $1,000 bush. Corn, at 81 a
3D. in ships bags; 1000 bbs Flour, at 2s. 3d. and by
foreign vessel 1000 bush. Corn, TT gid, in bags To
London 800 bbls Flour %. loid. Be-, aud 5000
bush Wheat, in ships bags, at gid. egld. To Gins
Cow, - 600 bush. Wheat. private terms. To Bris-
tO II 900 BUSH Com, at I'D To Havre p, 600 bush.
Wheat in ships bags, ut lSd. To Bremen, $3.50 bush.
Rye, ut l9d., aud LOU cases Tobacco. at pc. Cd
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$j3g,3i4 .7--for Customs, 5000; and for Treasury
Notes, $il 100; Payments, $4,000 '0i Balance,
$6,3?i,982 80.
Detail Of the earnings Of the Galena and Chicago
Unior Railroad for The week ending July 81, 1861
1890. 1861.