New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
"WEDNESDAY, June l2-P. N.

"WEDNESDAY, June l2-P. NJ.
There was better feeling al the Stock Board this
morning, partly based the favorable advices from
Europe and partly upon the bogus dispatch published
IN of the morning papers, that Gen. Butler, in
second attempt had taken Great Bethel with thou
sand prisoners. This eanard was generally believed
until later sdyices proved it's falsy and had favor
able influence upon the market. The shorts came In
largely IS buyers, and were mainly the of the
advance which took place. Sellers options were
offered 70 considerable extent but the market did not
take them freely. The strength which is daily being
shown by the Government in the suppression Of the
rebe lion hiss certainly had great influence in strength
ening confidence in stock speculaons for the rise and
has Deutraized the depressing features OF the market
the gradual narrowing Of business the apprehensOns OF
disasters 70 follow civil war; mercantile embaassnents
&c. Under the circumstances, however, 1t Is truly
surprising that the Stock Market especially for war
dvidend-paying descriptions should have been so well
sustained 1t is evident that many of the street oper
ators begin to appreciate our position at the North
and 10 realize that after the violence and
6isahters of the first shock have passed away,
the North will settle down on war
basis and that with the wreck cleared away, and under
short SAIL business will revive and the naturally enter
prng character Of people render them independent
of the unfayorabe circumstances which surround them.
The improvement in shares to-day was general but not
important, excepting in few instances. The most
active stock was Illinois Central, which advanced to
g. closing at Cob against 65 yesterday. The demand
for cash stock is good, and the difference between
regular and long sellers options large. Some of the
GALES to-day had the appearance Of being for foreign
account. Pacific Mail was also strong, and under
purchases of 400 shares advanced to 66l an improve
Ioent of "a per cent The recent advces in regard to
priva,eering have brought in some buyers for this
stock. Gaena was very strong, under the very large
increase in traffic of the FIRE. week of June and sold as
high us SO. Rock Island also favoraby Influenced
by the Between the Boards the fasity OF
the report in relation to the capture Of Great Bethel
having been ascertained, the market was dull and
lower Pacific Mail fellof y cent, and other stocks
3toIP cent At the Second Board the market was
languid and had generally downward tendency. Pa
cite Mail was offered at 65 without sales decline Of
q cent from the morning quotations. Galena declined
cent, Rock Island y cent &c.i Harlem, old
stock sold down 10. In the Border State stocks,
there was strong feeling the morning session. with
an Improvement of II y cent in Missouris, = cent
10 yiroinias / q cent in Tennesees. Georgias cd
yanced to So. At the Second Board, however, the
market did not sustain the advance. Tennessees fell
off TO 34a, which IL lower than yesterday; Missourls
declined l. and Virginias ! 2 cent, &c. In Govern
nept securities the transactions limited at about
Yesterdays prices. The Skies of 1881 sold at o34
s3I: Treasury Notes are steady The closing prices
were: Virginia Is, 4lIS4l,; Missouri 6s, - saoo;
Pacific Mail 64a65; n. Y. Central Railroad, 7l4a ~;
Erie Railroad, 22} a22!; Hudson River Railroad,
32a 32l; Harlem Railroad, 100l0l; Harlem Railroad
Preferred 23l a2l; Reading Railroad, 3O4 a5l Michi-
can Central Railroad Al 942; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad 10i oil; Michigan South
sm and Northern Indiana Guaranteed %! a25; Pan
anna Railroad, l05al06; Illinois Central Railroad,
653 066; Galepa and Chicago Railroad, sass
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 81 S22i Chicago
md Rock Island Railroad 3il a3ii; Chicago, Bur-
Engton, and Quincy Railroad 52956
| The foreign bill market is very dull, and has
downward tendency. Sterling lie 1881 l05i Francs,
l54Oa53j. A large amount Of bills has gone out by
lthis steamer! bought with bankers paper for which
igod will be imported.
Freights-To Liverpool: 500 ties. Beef at Be. cd a
ss 1900 bbls Flour at L. Cd. a Is Cd; 5000 bush.
Con in ships bags at Old; 2 100 bush. Whest at 3D.
laid. in bags, 200 bbls. Dat Meal at Ia. 3D.. ~
lLhds. Taow and $40 pkgs. Lard at Dos. BY foreign
Vessel: 100 tcs Beef at &C. Per steamer 5000 bush
Wheat at I2d, in shippers bags, and 400 boxes
lCbeeee al Goa To London: 800 bbs. Flour al 49,
la a2s AID; $4,000 bush. Wheat at SD a SD, IN
bsg By foreign vessel: 10 hhds Molasses al u.s. 3D.,
land 500 bbLs. Flour at D. ID. To Havre; io,OW
bush. Wheat, IN shippers bags, al 2le. In charters
we hear Of Norwegian bark, with 1900 bush.
Wheat to Bristol at lOd in bulk. brig Of 200 tuns
lad schooner of 40 tuns out to Windward Island,
ls 6Oc . Dbl schooner of $50 tUns, and a brig OF
ll76 do 10 Porto Rico and back with Sugar at iOc.,
and Molasses at SO.
4 The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
t&j9,9l4 sS-for Customs, 10000 Payments, $751;
6S TO- Balance, s., 643, 800 03.
The Western roads are coming In well for june
The Gaena and Chicago Railroad shows d large In
sesse in the first week:
First week 100 q 9S5
Total. ;;:.:......''...........-...... S23ll
This is even larger than anticipated and If it
continues will the payment Of small dividend
hAugust-
| The first week on the Rock Island Road gives:
ISL
2lsu
Increase. f7,9l2
Tie earnings Of the Cleveland and Toledo road were
$50
On the Michigan Southern road the earnings were
'''''''''''.'..'..'..........' Ss3
Increase. ............................... S56oS
1ns following were the earnings Of the st. LOUIS,