New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
TUESDAY, July 9-P. N.

TUESDAY, July 9-P. N.
| The Stock market continues to show much frmness
and considerable activity, especially in State Bonds
the aggregate sales Of the day in which reach s386UOO
which has seldom il ever, been exceeded. The market
for these securities very strong Quotations
! in many cases show Improvement on Yesterday
quotations. Yirginias sold at 50, an advarce of q
cent The sales Of sissours reach 900, clos
4Oi, an improvement Of u cent. TennesSees
were in large demand and touched Al against ~ yes
terday. North Carol.nas cold at 53s, seller ten.
sao Of Indianas 80 made at 10; HIN ois
! Of 1879 at 70; Olios lS6O NJ 80. Sc. New-York
Stocks were fra, the ~ OF 1870 ruling a. 1914. For
Government Securities there was affair demand and the
market is strong. The Six y cent Treasury Notes
ruled at $751; and the Skies Of 1881 st SGI ESQ., The
improvement noticed within few days in State Ind
Government Securities appears TO be based upou the
hopefll feeling which is Obtaining among the pubic IN
regard TO the and duration Of the war; There
/. very general impression in Washington as well MS
here, that there will be serious hgltng but that
the policy OF the Confederate leaders Is 10 avoid gen-
er engag, ment by retreating and wait the progress
of events for peaceful solution Of the present difficulty
This feeling only encourages the parties operating
for a rise in the Board, bat 1t alarms the snorts, and
induces them 10 buy TO contracts and also draws
To the support Of the upward movement the speculative
element Of the curb-sone operations. Tnerc appears
10 lie lille or no disposition the part OF the public To
take an interest in The stock market but citizens OF the
seced and doubtful States have been buylng consd-
cradle amounts Of the deprecated State bonds The
| large amounts Of these bonds cold within month
gives rise 10 some susPicions that some 81
the States are raising the sincws Of war out
OF NJrhern capitalists By new Issues OF State oblsa-
| ton. Il would be considered, probably, ashrewd
nx by the Floyds aud Cobbs to cheat the Yankees IN
ts Way into paying portion Of tho war expenses OF
the niede ae States In the share market there was
not IA x. business but the quotations. in most esses
show IN improvement. Between the Boards, there
was very little done; GRena cold up TO ti2l. At the
Second bard there was a fair amount Of transactions
at tho ful prices Of the morning in shares. For State
soess. tie mIrket continued buoyant aud active.
I Missouri e. issucd 10 the Hsmibal and ST. Joseph
Raj road 20 at agains, i0i for the orr rsnes The
closing ,r,ces we've, u. ). Coupon 1881, s6I dsNi U.
T. S. 1874 s6l Sci Tennessee &c 4Oi Sili Virginia
Go, i9l s49.; Missouri 6s, i0I a 0ii Cumberland Coal
a Pacific Mail steamship Co., 6,ia7ol New-York
Central Railroad, IA 7iii Erie Railroad, l02zii
Hudson River Railroad 81. dSj; Harlem Railroad, n "a
/ 4 Z; Harlem Railroad, Preferred 23 G2ii Reading
Railroad 81 03Ji Michigan Central Railroad, Al q
! Az Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail-
road, I3lal2l Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Guaranteed. q d2si Panama Railroad, l0Sl0
20 Illinois Central Railroad, 90 a 66i Galena and
Chicago Railroad G2i a63ii Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, . a2,!; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
3aa3 !; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
| 5JaJ7; Illinois Central 10, S9i 0W.
! TIE business in foreign bills for this steamer is not
large. but tie quotations nee firmly sustained, and
-. fhatt pnrfa-
lion Of gold Sterling is lOCi 9l07 for bankers 1860
/ lO7 for good prominent commerciAl signatures.
Francs are 1881 a5.27i. T..FE -
Freghis TO Liverpool $500 bbls Flour at 2s 6d.d
O. I'd; 30 OoObush Wheat inbulk and bags at Cd. a
lOd 25Opkgp Lard and Bacon ut2js 3d., and 1900
bush. Corn at Old, in bulk To London 5000 bbls.
Flour at 81 Co. Be- 3D.; % 900 bush Wheat at lOd
lOld. in ships bags, and 500 pkgs Heavy Goods at
as. cd. a3Os. To Hayre: $4,000 BUSH Wheat, IN a
foreign vessel, at 2lc. vessel OF &5 tuns out TO
Havana for s. 800.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
s3,GOl, $50 25-for Customs $iO,oO0i Payments,
! sl2,6 80; Balance, 81 ,S05,j $40 y. ...-.
The business of the Clearing House toby, was
Sl3 $50 0O0 The Central Railroad # Ne" -Jersey has
declared quarterly dividend of u cent, payable
the 18th inst; the Mercantile Bank, a semi-aniual
dividend OF y " cent, payhpie Oh sho NV" AS''i ~
| METROPOLITAN Fire Insurance Company seml-annual
interest dividend Of "a Y cent, payable on demand;
the Adriaiic Fire Insurance Company dividend OF
. cent, payable on demand. The Pacific Fire lnsur'
ance Company announces a dividend Of 10 Y cent,
payable on demand. The Union Dime Savings Bank
has declared the usual interest dividend at the rate OF
y cent The Market Fire Insurance Company has de-
elared a semi-annua dividend Of g v cent on the
capital stock, payable demand also y cent on out
standing scrip. Mr.. X. NJ. Martin, with Ashley and
Norris was admitted to-day member Of the Boaid Of
! Brokers.
| We stated several days since that Mr.. Cisco had
been in negotiation with bank managers on behalf
of the Secretary Of the Treasury for temporary loan
| of FIVE millions of dollars, 10 meet the wants OF the
Treasury while Congress engaged IN considering the
financial scheme Of the Government. After consulta-
ton, It was decided that Mr.. Cisco should suggest to
the Secretary the Issue Of Treasury Notes, bearing
v cent interest, payable in sixty days, which would
be considered very desirable investment by banks,
trust companies savings banks &c., for the temporary
employment Of funds in this dull season Of the year.
To-day Mr.. Cisco received authority by tele-
graph from the Treasury to make W list
for FIVE millions of these notes which, upon cxamina-
ton Of the act Of Congress the Secretary found he had
the right 10 issue. Tne act does not limit the time OF
these notes. excepting that il shall not exceed two
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