New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JULY a. 1862

amount Of orders among tue commission houses anu
more disposition shown generally 10 operate Tor tht
rise The very favorable return from the traffic OF
the Western roads has some influence in attracting
specnlaons to the stocks of those roads, while the
impression that the further issue Of Government cur
rency now approaching must produce an imitation
which will establish all dividend paying securities at
higher points has apparently produced another mod
crate movement for the rise. Spectators however
do not appear to be at all confident Of very high
prices and are ready to take advantage Of small
turn upward. The market needs the impulse oil
some decided military success indicating the
beginning Of tho end. Without such sue
cess tho respondent feeling which pre-
walls in many quarters will probably prevent
any general speculative movement in stocks The
advance in shares was to y cent, excepting in
Burlington and Quincy which went up to 79i
against 70. yesterday Central was s2., an advance
OF e. cent. The Erie issues were firm. In Govern
ment securities, the movement vas rather heavy ~
the opening but closed with more frmness. Railrosd
bonds were active, at about previous prices. At the
Second Board, without largo business the quots-
tons had an upward tendency. Burlington and
Quincy, however, Lost part OF the advance of the
morning, and fell back to 7si. Pacific Mail went to
l0S for small lot, and Panama was l3l. bid
Central. with a moderate business again improved
y cent, selling at 92s. Galena went to H.
against 20 yesterday, under the announcement OF the
dividend. The Western shares, generally, were
stronger. Governments recovered the weakness Of
the closing transactions of the morning board, and
coupon siIes of 1881 sold al 9Sl. The
80 y cent Treasury Notes were
1921 q 1921, showing firm market. At the close the
quotations we're well sustained: L. S. &c, 49, 97sS
81; U. S. &c, 81. Coupon, 49, d9S4; U. 5. 5'
"a, 86Ss6i Tennessee Is, 9a5O; Virginia 6, 499
81; Missouri &c, 46i a i6I; American Gold, ll9d
49,, Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 1915 lOS;
New-York Central Railroad, 92i q 2.i Erie Rail
way, 80, 33i; Erie Railway, Preferred, e2i a623;
HUDSON River Railroad, 43i a44; Harlem Railroad,
I4,aiii; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 35a 35s;
Michigan Central Railroad 50 a59; Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 25d25i;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
Guaranteed, 559j5i; Panama Railroad, III d 1871
Illinois Central Railroad SCI q 5Gt; Gslens and
Chicago Railroad, 7Oi al; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, Az el7l; Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road 63. asst; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Rsilroad, 7Sa7si.
There is nothing of importance doing in foreign
bile and the heayness OF Gold has unsettled rates.
Sterling is nominaly l3l.
Freights are dull aud lower. To Liverpool the
engagements ore 49, 900 bush Wheat at II q i2id in
bulk ard bags; 1900 bush. Corn at liz Hid. in
bulk aud bags; g. 800 bills Flour at g. 3D. 80. I'd. ;
., hhda. Tobacco at $751;; 800 tnns Heavy goods a.
37s. Gi. To London $500 bbls. Flour AZ IS. 1919.
g.; A. 900 bush Wheat at 49, q Id in bsgs; $50
bids T,llow at 4Os. To Glasgow: 1850 bblr. Flour
at is To Hayre $50 tens Bacon, Lard and Tai
low, a, ,c T. n. The charters are an American
bark with 20 900 bush Wheat to Dublin at Id, and
a vessel of 260 tuns out to NewOrleans and back on
private 'ermr.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
Al, 49,. ia 32-for Customs, $4,000 Payments,
81 ,0a0, COS 50; Balance, s. ,Ti,GOj ls.
The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad for the frs, week in July were:
Ises.......sss c95 IS 4 lssi........ $685. -
IucTea.-....................... SH7'l 10
The Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN Railro
earned the second week of July:
Second week. se2........-......,....sls PSI -
Second week, lehl........'..""'''''' IssIo ~
Incr,.s.......................,. sea 20
Gold broke down to-day, a leading bullion broker
being FREE seller. IL is believed Las. large parcels
heretofore held for an advance ate BOW coming on
The msrke. for reali'iion OF profits. The sales at
tho morning Board added up s3o2 600, and at the
Second Board Were 100000. Tie quotation a. the
opening was 49,, but at the close of the day li9
was The best bid. The steamer from Boston to-day
took 1900 in gold. Silver is lib rs, and in fair
demand bs, not Tor foreign shipment.
The business over the counter in '.30s, god de-
msnd potes, &C., has been very large to-day, the
recent decline bringing in buyers for investment.
Certificates OF Indebtedness have also been active,
LIZ ith large salea n o. alS Al tha rate they pay