New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

inc mage in the Academy. A resolution appointing
Col Coqgswell of the Tammsny Regiment military
Instructor in the school at a salary OF s. 800 year
WA pending when tho Board adjourned
The love Of office knows restrictive geopFaph-
zeal boundaries Union Post-Oiice was opened IN
Memphis the other day, when there came at one
rush thirty candidates for the place of Postmaster
and hundred applicants for cerkshps, among them
the entire force serving two weeks before under the
Rebel Government
The New-York State Loan of 100000 was
awarded Yesterday at Albany, at premium averag-
ING about lOI per cent. As the takers are to pay IN
gold, the premium added to their bids runs up the
figure TO about ll6. The bids reached $4,5OO,OOO.
The Missouri Emancipation Convention met
Yesterday at Jefferson City-l95 delegates present.
A Committee on Platforms, headed by b. Gratz
Brown, was appointed
Via Havana we have one day later intelligence
from Vera Cruz. The news is unimportant. There
is something Of interest in correspondents letter
with reference to the troubles in Venezuela.
Chicago, yesterday, gave 9O3 majority for the
new Constitution. The returns from the State at
large were meager, and gave no indication of the
suit.
"Details of the Foreign news by the steamship
China are printed on our third page.
STATE OF THE MARK TS.
There was a downward tendency in the Stock
market yesterday morning. but after the First Board
fi1nness was retstablished News that the new
Currency bill would pass gave further cheerfuness
to the market, and there was an improvement.
Central rose y. Governments and Shares were
iirnier at the close and al the last moment had an
upwod tendency. Foreign Exchange was weak in
the early part of the day in sympathy with the de-
cline in gold, but WAS frmer o; the close. Sterling
is III! Gll7 for banking. Francs are 4.SOai.7ll.
FTcghts were quiet, and sales unsettled. The mar
ket for gold was heavy, and sales were made
as low as 1867 There was afterward a better
inquiry, and the market closed at 1864 1861.
IN money there is change, excepting an increased
amount of transactions at T. cent. Loans, running
al a T. cent, are in most cases undisturbed. The
demand for Western and State Flour is less active,
hut with moderate arrivals prices without much
change, though they favor the buyer at the close.
The medium and better grades in limited
requests prices Irregular. Sales 10 200 bbls. Cana
dian in moderate demand and heavy, though not
lower. Southern in limited request; common brands
easier; family brands firm. and wanted Rye
Flour quiet and steady; Corn Meal in mod
crate demand, and slightly lower. Wheat was
inacive prices are unchanged; sales of 10000
bushels. Barley inactive; prices nominal. Oats
in fair demand, and with limited arrivals prices are
frmer Rye in fair demand, scarce aud finer. Corn
less plenty in the absence Of receipts and with fair
inquiry prices are firm; sales $4,000 bushels. Re-
ceipis OF Pork are lees liberal and with fair inquiry
the market is steady; sales Of 80 bbs The stock
in warehouse svery large Beef less plenty, prices
lower and somewhat nominal. Beef Hams and Ia
con dull and nominal. Cut Meats in moderate re-
quest and heavy. Lard in fair demand and firm.
Butter in good request, decline. Cheese in fair
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