New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
TUESDAY, July 16--P. N

There was continuance to-day, at tho opening OF
TIE morning Board, of the buoysncy noticed yester-
day. and the aggregate Of transactions at the Board was
very large Nearly every description showed en- I'm.
proyement Of to cent, but as the call proceeded
was evident that the large buyers Of the past week
or two were selling freely which produced change
in feeling and the buoyancy exhibited ct the opening
was lost The recent bull movement has been almost
xr-,rz,, confined TO the street and parties connected
with street movements. The general public have
taken but H.Gle interest in it, excepting in Border.
Hiate bonds of which a considerable amount
has been taken OF the market BY parties
having confidence in the early arrsDgement Of
Tie present difficulties. They consider the back
bone Of the rebellion already broken and predict that
the rebels will abandon the conflict within ninety days
Tbs sentiment bas doubtless also had soma effect upon
street operators as encouragement in getting up the
present movement Thes successes in Missouri and West
ern Virginia are taken indications Of what will be
the result IN Eastern Virginia. and it is assumeda
tta the Federal troops to march from victory
TO another Until rebellion Is driven into the Gulf Of
Mexico, and the cOniry is pacifcated. That this
viii be the eventual result there is 10 doubt,
but hopefal parties are looking for 1t ct too early
uomept. Between the boards the downward tendency
of the market continued and The shares generally
to per cent lower At the Second Board the excite
ment which has ruled the market recently appeared to
have entirely suLsided. There was considerable dis
position TO sell stocks, while the deuand was very
limited. Under ttis duness prices declined in most
eases to points behind those at which the market
closed yesterday. Central, which was 7SI in the
nouing wss offered at the cloee at 77s. Toledo fell
oil 70 2SI, Galena TO 6lI Rock Island to 4Ol Illinois
Central /, 67i, &c. Panama was steady at 1lO, and
~ > NJ l.. l., Gotn
stocks at the Second Board was exceedingly light,
and generally at decline the morning rates. These
boDds are now again coming forward very freely from
the West, and considerable parcels have been thrown
oa tie market within few days, which were pur-
chased at lower prices speculation. Government
securities were in fair demand and firm until the
Slose, when quotations were not fully sustained The
market was duh ard heavy Ia the street, q; the follow
ing quotations: United States Sc, 1874 793asO; In.
diam 5's, SSassi; Tennessee State Ga, 43043i;
Virginia State S., ES47li Missouri State 6s, 42IS
Es Canon Co.. 9a9i; Pacific Mail Steamship
Co.. 7il874s; Ne'T-Ycsk Central Railroad, IA
ali; Erie Railroad, 25@2C1; Hudson River
Railroad, 36i z3sS; Harlem Railroad IOIQlI;
Harlem Rairoad, Preiertd, 261a26l; Reading
Railroad, 33@3Sti Michigan Central Railroad
lslai{s; Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Rilroai, li49ll; Michigan Southern and
Norhep Indiana, Guaraneed, 39s 30l; PanalpaRail-
Fosd .O91ioI; Illinois Central Railroad, e7la67s;
Gslena and Chicago Railroad. 6ila6fs; Cleveland
spd Toledo Railroad, 23iS9li Chicago and Rock
iFiEnd Railroad 40l a 40ai Chicago Burlington and
Quincy RaiIoad, &C; Illinois Cchtrsl 7s, 9lI as2.
The foreign bill market is inactive butstesdy. There
e bat moderate supply Ct bills and consequently
lastsrste eenand. There being profit ia the inn
poriaiion OF sIeeie, bankers not buying here
Sfoge and the demand for remittances from the mer-
ehanla Is very limited. Sterling is IOiiSIO7, the
bankers asking te latter rate without sales No large
hne could be sold without considerable concessions.
Francs are 5.3S3 S5.3l. d sa g
seigbts-ro Liverpool 5000 bush. Wheat
ssd inbulk and % eJOd. in ships bags 9,5Co bbls.
"Of a. e Cd. S2A I'D. 300 tcs Heavy Goods at 27s
~ ana ioooo bush. Corn in ships bags at Old To
liverpool: 10 hhds. Tallow at 32s Cd; 5000 bbls
S"~ s'ss' edi 1900 bpsh. WLest OF lid. in ships