New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
TUESDAY, June ll-P. N


The Stock market this morning opened with down
ward tendency and sluggish movement The Border
State Stocks were pressed The Market while the de-
mapd was less active than Of late. The change, how
ever was not very marked from yesterday, excepting
in Tennessee, which fell off y cent. When the call
reached the shares the market although firm was very
dull executing for New-York Central and Illinois Cen
,r OF the latter cash shares begin to be againscarce
and there are symptoms that the shorts are again TO be
brough, under the screw About COO shares abroad
by the steamer tomorrow Nearly all tue transactions
to-day were on sellers short options, and the market
advanced to 65 seller three an improvement Of u
cent on Yesterdays price, The difference between reg
MAR and sellers option is less t6an during the last
corner. OF New.York Central. 1900 shares
were sold the shorts having some contracts
to cover. and the quotation advanced TO 12l at which
!, cIosed weak In other stocks the transactions were
very limited The unpleasant state Of the weather
prevented transactions between the Boards. Some
Illinois Central, however, was sold al 90, 4 further
advance Of y cent, and Galena at So an advance OF
p cent At the Second Board, the market was dull,
and prices generally without important change Pa
cic Mail, however, was buoyant and, under small
purchases advanced to %. Gaena did not sustain the
advance and declined v cent. Rumors of an In
crease of some $ 900 or 900 in traffic for the first
week of June have brought in some buyers for this
stock, but the advance has not been important Inc
receipts Of the first week OF june, 1907 were only
500 000 There were no registered sales OF Illinois
Central, but it was offered at 6ji. State Stocks
were again lower Missouris selling down
to sc and Tennesees to 80. Virginias were
Al, a decline Of cent WIN tennessee iuIy
committed to rebellion, while Missouri IS SUI hed iof
the Union it would appear that there should DC more
diherence IN inc nAfAe' pi'oe' VI ~.
States. There L. moreover lcSso,'y ''a' a''""s
men,s will be made to pay the July interest on the
Missouri debt, while there is neither ability nor VIII
shown to pay that Of Tennessee Government securi-
ties are without change Of importance, but heavy
After the regular session oil the BOARD, the market
dragged at softening prices. New-fork Central was
offered at 72i, buyer next week. Theclosing quotations
| were: Tennessee 6s, 35a35l; Virginia 10, 4lc4l3;
Missouri 6s, 3Gi 03 Canton Company "a aSli Poetic
Mail, GO 63i N. Y. Central Railroad, III a72i Ehe
Railroad, 2lla2 Hudson River Railroad, 3li932i
Harlem Railroad lCi alOl; Harlem Railroad Preferred,
| 23l023,; Reading Railroad 30i 1904; Michigan
Central Railroad, 40I a4l; Michigan Southern aud
Northern Indiana Railroad, lOl loi; Michigan South
sm and Northern Indiana Guaranteed, %is 0233i Fan
anna Railroad, los 9105; Illinois Central Railroad,
| 65i065I; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 57la57i;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 2i4a2lt; Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad, 33l a33ii Chicago, Bur.
lngton, and Quincy Railroad 81 ass; Illinois Central
Railroad, s9ss9.
The mail by to-morow's steamer will not be large
one and the rates have downward tendency. Ster-
ling has ranged from 1881 1861 the best signatures
being obainable at the close at 1861 dlO5l Indeed,
no large amount could be sold at these rates, most Of
the purchases were made by bankers payable in their