New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
TUESDAY, June 3-P. N.

There was not q Large amount Of transactions al
the Stock Board this morning, but the market was
very buoyant and there but few stocks offered
large short line has been made recently, which
has been covered to considerable extent within the
past few days, while tberes more disposition shown
by prominent bulls to increase their lines The I'M
pulse Las been given day by the favorable new,
from all quarters in regard to the Union arms, and
by the increasing ease 10 the Money market. Some
speculative movement appears u have been inaugu
rated which promises to carry prices SILL
higher than before the explosion OF the
Indiana fraud and the unpleasant adviees from
Banks's column gave the bears the advantage.
AZ the Second Board the feeling continued
very cheerful with . fair amount OF uausactions'
the quotations having an upward tendency 10 the
close. There was free bidding for cash stock, US
money can be borrowed on stock al q cheaper rate
of intercs, than contracts carry and an advance on
Morning Board prices was generally established.
Central sold up to S9l against $50 yesterday, patty
stimulated by a rumor that the Augos! DIVIDEND
would be increased to 81 or v cent. The Ere is
cues were aleo very firm, the Preference shares
touching 65 and the Common 3SI. The gross re-
ceipts Of the Erie in May were nearly 100000 in
excess Of the same month last year In Western
shares the market was very strong. Toledo selling
at 45i; Michigan Central, 63i Southern Guar
anteod, 81 Galena, G9!, Rock Island, CIT, &c.
After the Second Board, there was very buoyant
feeling in the market with strong desre TO buy the
leading fancies. Central sold high as So an sd-
vance of / v cent; Erie touched so, and 81
Hudson River, 45l Rock Island, oil, &c. 1reas-
ury Notes were in demand at 1861, and Coupon
Skies at 1867. The business in Railroad Bonds to-
day has not been very large excepting in Toledo aud
Wabash, in which the transactions reach 80 200 at
65 The other descriptions were freely bid for, but
the irmness Of holders prevented sales. Fort Wayne
Firsts sold at ~, q further advance; Tere Haute
and Alton Firsts at no. Michigan Southern Sinking
Funds at 97s; Illinois CeniIas At %, &c. At the
close the street prices for all descriptions Of Shares
were firm at the quotations named above.
In Foreign bills there is rather more Grmness at
the close, but the market il without activity. Ster-
ling is mana, the transactions being below tie
highest range. Francs are 4.95 94.9l!.
Freights are lower, with moderate offerings. To
Liverpool the engagements are $1,000 bush. Corn,
at &c. in bulk and bags 65.OO0 do. Wheat, at 81 q
3d. in bulk and bags; $500 bbls Flour. at 2s. 100
bxs. Bacon, at 27s. I'd. To London-lO,0O0 bush.
Wheat, at lOd. in bulk; 1900 bills Flour, at q. Cd.
49,. $50 tics. Beef at 3D.; 80 tuns SeariD. at 3Os.
To Glasgow coo bbls. Flour, at IS; 100 Lids
Bacon, at 32s. Cd; 80 tuns Crude Whale and Sperm
Oil, at 35s. To Antwerp-6,5OO bush. Wheat at
I'D. To Havre-l3,OOO bush. Wheat, al 20c. The
charters are, British brig of % tuns, to NewBuns
wick, at &c. u Dbl, and brig Of l39 tuns, to the
south side of Cuba and back on private terms.
The business of the SuL-Treasury was Receipts,
S722 29S 2O-for Customs, $l4S,0O0 Payments,
1921, 7S6 5i Balance, $I3,70S,lC9 SO.
The earnings Of the Hudson River Road ,how a
large gain: