New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
FOND HOAHD.
MONDAY, juno Pr. n.


The stock marbe, this morning Irregular and
not active excepting for BorderState stocks and one Or
two descriptions Of shares. The only important ac
tivity in shares in Galena which was vigorously
attacked by the bears and under free supplies Of
cash stock fell OFF to 5Si from the opening price, 90,
decline Of T. cent from Saturday price. The move
Of The bears against tbs stock In based upon the
passing of the August dividend and the reopening Of
the fight for freight with the Wisconsin roads. The
money earned during the past six months will it is IN.
derstood be devoted to the payment Of some maturing
bonds. The other Western shares sympathised
with Galena, but the decline was much
less important and the transactions very limited.
Rock Island fell oil q cent. The market continues
heavy for the Harlem issues under the statement Of
new mortgage to be issued. The Old sold at 81, and
the Preferred at 20, decline of y cent on the old
and T. cent on the Preferred from Saturday As the
proceeds of the new mortgage about 10 he used almost
entirely the payment of debt known 20 be in EXIT
ence, the decline which las followed the announce
ent would appear TO be greater than the facts justify
The transactions in Border-Stte bonds for the day edd
up about $3.50 900 and the market generally rmer
Some orders were filed it wac rumored, for Europe,
and the fact that the Auditors Office at Springfield is
temporarily closed for examination cutting OF for the
shorts, on buyers options. Missouris advanced / y
cent and were firm. Tennesees and Virginias i'm
proved y cent Louisianas were y cent better
also. The exception to the improvement was in Ken
tuckys under sales Of $40 900 of which tie market
declined 10 T. cent FROM the last registered sales There
happened 10 be no orders TO buy, and peremptory
order 10 sell. Government securities were quite dull
5ut the quotations steady as 6Ji bid f9r coupons
OF 1881. and Sil for reg stered. There was rather
more doing in Bank stocks at about previous rates
Between the Boards there transactions OF
importance. Central was heavy, and Galena bet
ter advancing 10 5Si. At the Second Board the mar
ket was very dul especially for shares, but with
out any marked variation in prices. Harlem issues
were q cent better, but G4lena and EowYOlk Cen
trail were weak. After the regular session there
a good demand for State bonds ard higher prices
paid IS for Tennessee, 49, fer Missouri and 72 for
Kentueky. A. the close Of business the street was
very dull a-Teunessee g. 37I 037j; Virginia Go, 81
alOl; Missouri 6s, So 93si; Cumberland Coal. a a
}; Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 65I a65li New
York Central Railroad, 10, a73I Erie Railroad %
023; Hudson River Railroad, 32a32I Harlem Rail-
road g. as; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 20, "a 902;
Reading Railroad. 33a5]l; Michigan Central Rail.
road, 42ai2.; Mcsigan Southern and Northern Indi-
ana Railroad, llel9 M.chigan Southern and Nor.h-
eIn Indiana Guaranteed. 2ji a26; Panama Railroad,
lO7 a lO9 Illinois Central Railroad, g., sC5,; Galens
and Chicago Railroad So S59; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 2 4 92,s; Chicago and Rock Island Rail.
road, 81 s35. Chicago darlington and Quincy Rail
road, Sc 857; Illinois Central rs, S9a90
The foreign bill market ID 6rm but inactive. The
supply Of commercial signatures il very limited and
the only demand appears be from bankers 10 remit
in return for gold. The rates for commercial bills
much nearer than usual 10 bankers rates. We quote
s,erlipgS 058Sl O6. Francs: 5.i2! a5.37l.
Freights-To Liverpool: 20 hhd@ Tobacco At at.;
1900 bush. Corn o. ed in bags: 1900 bush. Wheat
at "a in bulk; 500 bbl. Flour at L. 3D. 300 pckgs.
Lard at 2de Per s,eamer-ll0 bxs Bacon ri As;
100 pckgs. Lard at 55s To London--i0 tnns Heavy
Goods at 25si Is bales HOPE ct ID; $500 bbs Flour