New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
SECOND DOAPn
MoSDAY, June Up. VI,


There YVES no marked activity in the Stock market to-
day. excepting in BorderStae bonds the transactions
in which continue to be the principal feature of the mar
ket In the Share MARKET the operations were confined
mainly to New-York Central and Galera. Tie quota
tons for shares show very little change from Saturday
but State bonds were heavy and pressed on the mar
ket beyond ts capacity 10 absorb them The purchases
to-day were as for aome time pas almost exclusively
to cover maturing contracts. The commission houses
complain Of lack of ORDERS the interest of the public
III the market being confined TO great extent to small
purchases for inyestment. Between the Boards the
market was very dull but steady. At the Second
Board business wss very much restricted, but quota.
tons were firm. Tie aggregate transactions in State
bonds during the dsy ia $4,000. Mssouris sold down
10 36i but were aerwGrd better touching 81 against
3d. on Saturday North Caronas came cut freely and
sold as ow l9i agaiust52 on Saturday Tennessees
heavy the opening but ciosed at previous quo
ta:ions. Vmginas show decline of II = cent selling
At 4oi. letter from Richmond, received here, init
mates that the July interest on the public debt will be
paid at Richmond, in yirgini. currency. This is
possibly true in regard to the interest on the bonds
held by citizens of the Southern CoofederGcy,
but the State would hardly do al act which it declares
to be treason when done by citzenPay its debts to
Northern men. In regard TO the interest on the Mis-
souri, State debt, bear from an official source
that attempt 10 pay it has been abandoned. With
loyal State officers the funds could have been provided
and tue hosor of the State saved The interest on that
portion Of the debt issued to the St. Joseph and Han
niba Road we hear will be provided by that road
Government Securities are in fair demand for invest
ment and quotations unchanged. The changes III
the quotations for shares from Saturday generally
unimpOrtant. The closing quo,stons were: Tennes-
zee Is 35a35I; Virginia 6s, 40i Al Missouri 6s,
Jsa3i; Pacific Mail Steamship Co., Ga a 10; Now
York Central Railroad 73ia7Jii Erie Railroad %
a23I; Hudson River Railroad, 3li d3li; Harlem
Railroad loal0t; Harlem Railroad Preferred, - a
49,; Reading Railroad, 3ld3}i; Michigan Central
Railroad Al aili; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, IL 4lli; Michigan Southern ant
Northern Indiana Guaranteed Stock, 2Ia2ii; Pana
ma Railroad, l06 I07; Illinois Central Railroad
65i so6 Galena and Chicago Railroad 59I a5ei
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 22ia22i; Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad, 3ii a34i; Chicago, Bur.
ngton and Quincy Railroad, 81 Got; Illinois Central
Railroad 49, aS9i.
The foreign bill market is steady in quotations. bet
very dull. The arrivals Of specie appear TO have but
little influence upon it, although the bulk Of tie oper.-
ions are TO cover gold Icmtanccs. Sterling is lO5
1864 for the best signatures with but few transactions
above 1861. Francs are $40 5.35.
Freights-Rates are less firm. To Liverpool 1900
bush. Corn Ut Gid, in bags 10000 bush. Wheat, in
bags at ID a7td. 200 bbs Flour at Is. I'd. q2s. 10
uns heavy goods n 2Os., and SO hhds Tobacco for
eign vessel 3s I'd. To London4,c 600 bbls. Flourat
Is I'D q. 3d.. so tuns heavy goods at 2s. Cd 3Os
1900 bush Wheat q. ID. 3d. in ships bags, the lat
rate in foreign vessel and.v steamer 10000 bush.
Wheat at I'D, in shippers bags. To Gasgow-lOO
tics. Beef at Sc. To Havre-2,OO 900 bush. Wheat part
if not all, at I'D. in shippers bags.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$7ll 62S ll-for Customs, $4,000 Payments, s. 1884,.
263 81 Balance $9Ol6,2iS 60. The Customs receipts
are very light.
The Chicago and Northwestern Road earned in the
fret week Of June