New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

TUESDAY, june 1877. ",

There wasG ynore active business today at the Stock
Board and higher quotations established in most
cases ThooperatOrs seemed to have more hopeful
ing in regard to the FUTURE although the basis Of such
creased cheerfuness is not easily discovered. twas,
however only brokers' market, tie operations being
as far as we could ascertain almost exclusively confined
10 the street operators Those spectators among the
public who have been in the habit Of taking OCCASIONALLY
an interest in the market for the rise, were generally
go seriously crippled in the serious decline winch io
lowed the political events of last FALL that they have
neither desire nor ability to make another speculative
venture. In the mean me the movement OF the street
rs kent ND by the haJu6s who go in for shot terms
and who are always looking hopefully for the public to
come In ON the top wave and take their stocks. The
market this morning weakened the call proceeded,
and after the regular session, the hopeful feeling was
chilled by the advces of the disaster at Vienna Prices
fell off to p cent between the Boards, Central sell
jng at 49, Galens 60l Toledo 3D. Erie 20 &C. AT The
Second Board the movement was very sluggish, ana
the Improvement Of the morning was not mann
tanned. The decline in shares was general,
and ranged from to ! e cent Inc
shorts have been free buyers during the DAY, whie
but moderate amount of sellers contracts have been
pu; out. In Border State Bonds there was again
large business DONE especially in Tennessee, for which
dents OF that State. Much of the debt of this State
was issued to aid in building railroads. and unlike the
Missouri roads, most of these corporations provide the
funds for the interest the State to them
There was general advance of TO y cent 10 State
Bonds Federal securities without important change
are heavy and dull The 6's of 1881 sold at 80, and
the SIS of 1874 at 75 Those of 1865 at &C. In Railroad
bonds there was very little DONE The market steady
at the close. In the street there very inactive
market at the following quotations: Tennessee os
31i 035l; Virginia 6s 30 040I; Missouri 6s 80 3ot;
Cumberland Cl III; Pacific Mail, % a65i; NJ. \.
Central, 7Si a74 Erie K. r., 23a234i Hudson River,
32a32; Harlem, 81 0l0; Do. preferred, 2302oti
Reading, 32l G32, Michigan Central, 4l3 42s Mich
s. & N Ind, III al13; Do. guaranteed, A@26; Ill.,
nois Central, 3aa66; Gal and Chicago, GOT a ooti
Clev and Toledo 49, Q23I Chi and r. Island, 30.
$50; Gu. R. and Quincy, 52a56; Ill. re, s9a9o
The Foreign Bill market has been dull for this
steamer but asking rates are Olightly hrmer at the
close. Sterling is lO5 QlO52 for leading signatures,
and we hear of transactions high az LOST Francs
are 5sOa525. The trade demand for Exchange Is
very lsnied, nearly all the purchases having been
made by gold receivers by bankers with paper Tor
the purpOse of impo vting gold.
Freghts-The OF. Srings are light, and rates are
heavy. To Liverpo VI, 600 bbls. Flour ct lie. old9
1s. 3D. 5000 bush. Corn, in baec at 3d. and 3sVOo
bush. Wheat at ID, ships bags To London, 2'ooo
bbs Flour at 2s Cd To Glasgow, 1000 bbls Flour on
private terms vess G. of l75 tuns to Porto Rico and
back with Sugar at AZ C., and deckoad OF Aolasses,
at g. and Norwegian bark to Lisoon' WIN loOacco'
ct $l2 p hid.
The busipess Of the sub.Treasnry was: Receipts,
$500 32s IO-for Custom s. $27 600; Payments, $685..
66t IL: Balance. ss7I7.. No SO.
Gold continues to be SEM TO neghboring cities. Bal
timore is taking considera bic amounts. frooaoy 'ne
army expenditures at HON . changed the balance OF
trade. The bns;ness of the clearinghouse $l3,-
oee sIo Tho DeIavare T. .ckawanna and Western
Railroad will pay on the l YIN OF euy ono yea
interest on the paid up capital stock o. lne COMPANY
payable in the stock Of the Wa zen naioau OoP""y'
There ia moderate business doi ng h oen' ifeS'
ury Notes at 81 a97l for Custom 'house purposes
1t is stated unofically that the daiens eihss iof
the second week of June show, &e th0se oi 'e r''
an increase OF 100 y cent on last , car.
Al injunction has been issued AeA,ns' Tue neu'nA
Bank, and Mr.. w. W. Potter appoh 'tea receiver
The securities deposited by the National BANK Oh
Albany to protect s circulating notes were sod al auc
ton to-day by s. Draper. The prices "efeA' iono"s'
e31ioo New.York State &c. 1s74...... .''''''''se
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