New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
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"WEDNESDAY June lS-p. N.
The Stock market this morning continued to show
the downward tendency of the last few days. but
after the Board there was recovery Of frmness,
and at the Second Board there was buoyant feel
ing. and the market reacted favoraby to = cent
After the regular session the street was very cheer
full, under advices from Washington that the new
currency bill would pass, and Central sold up to 9i3,
against 93l in the morning-an improvement of Il
y cent. The market has for the last two months
exhibited unusual elastieity-the reaction from the
advance bsng much less than usual; but this ele-
ment hes seldom been more markedly developed
than to-day. There is evidently an element Of
strength in the present Stock movement, upon which
the daily items of warike financial news have but
temporary influences and this element of strength
has undoubtedly its origin in the imitation OF
the paper currency of the country, and the
entire confidence felt in the result of the contest for
the suppression of the Rebellion. The market for
Governments, as well as for shares was much frmer
ct the close, and had at the latest moment an upward
tendency. The quotations at o'clock We're: United
States 6s 81, Coupons, lO6; American Gold, 1867;
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, ll51 9ll5i; New
York Central Railroad, 94s; Erie Railway, 50;
Erie Railway Preferred, 6jI a 65l; Hudson River
Railroad, Az AS; Illinois Central Railroad, GU
622; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 7lla72i Glove
land and Toledo Railroad, A. Saf3; Rock Island
Railroad G7Ia6s; Panama Railroad 1856 a 1885,
Harlem Railroad, Nam; Harlem Railroad Pre-
ferred, i22 80; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, 27322S Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, CO; Michigan Cen
tral Railroad Gil.
The market for Foreign Exchange weak in
the early part Of the day in sympathy with the de-
cline in gold, but was firmer at the close. Sterling
is 1l7I all72 for bankers. Francs are A.sO 0i.0a
The business is to fair extent
Freights are rather quiet and rates are somewhat
unsettled To Liverpool, the engagements arr
10000 BUSH Wheat at 9ld. a lOd. in bulk and bags
90 900 do. Corn at SD. 0S2d; $500 bbls. Flour a
s.; 200 tcs Lard at 27s. 3D.; 5000 gallons Oil al
3Os. To London, "a 900 bush. Wheat at l0d a l0}d.;
1900 bbls Flour at 2s. l0d. 3s. 80 pigs Provis
ions at 3Os. 500 bbls. Oil Cake at Sos. 2 tun. The
charters are a vessel TO Cork and a market, with
10000 bush Wheat at I'D; another with 10, O0C
BUSH Wheat on the same voyage at l2ld. y 60 Ii
British brig of $50 tuns 10 Jamaica and back at
81 200; an American schooner of 100 tuns ont to
Jamsca at $3.50, and back from Inagua with Salt at
&C., and vessel of 1000 tuns 10 Cadiz with Slaves
on private terms
The business Of the SubTreasury was: Receipts,
1872, go 26-for Customs, $4,000; Payments
$1,l45,2l9 80; Balance, Sl7 ,3i3 s95 49,
The Western railroad receipts come ID very favor
ably for June. These institutions appear to be re-
covering their ground in public estimation
Earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way Company for the week ending June z, 1862:
Passengers ............................S6 o8i "a
fIeight........:... .'....'''..'''.':''' ZO2IS -
Total. ........................S2fOO3 81
Corresponding week ls6l............. 2O,982 %
Increase In l6b2.................... 4C,O.l %
This rate Of increase assures the payment of in
teres on all the first mortgage bonds.
The Rock Island Road earned the second week in
June:
1851 S2l,129
5l,'SI
Increase. equal to Al y cent......... 5000
The Toledo and Wabash also shows large gain
The second week on the Illinois Central is con-
siderably in advance OF the same time last year.
The business at Cairo continues to show large in
crease, especially in Southern products going East
The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for tho
week ending June so2 1852
Corresponding week last G6lSi
The following is the Warehouse movement for
May:
Total value Of goods In bond May J. l9s2.. H. 73s $40
Entered warehouse in foreign ports in May... 46O02O
Received In bond from o.he: domestic ports... 7662O
Total. 400
%hhdra"n tor consumption hese..S3 1922
Reshipped 70 foreign poTts.............. $3.50
Iranshipped TO other domestic pOrts.. l25j- ISL $40
Leaves stock In warehouse June 1862 II Gf2 $40
Leaves stock In warehouse June l. 1901 % $50 2Go
Leaves stock Ia warehouse June 12,1j25O
Leaves stock In warehouse June l. l85s..,. 1886 20
Leaves stock IN warehouse June l. 1883 l337GOO
Leaves stock in warehouse June j. 1857 ~ 333 400
Leaves stock In warehouse June l. 1856 Al 100 10
The above shows very slight ncreasc during the
month, leaving the total still below sl2, OOO, OOO
The market for gold was heavy this morning, and
sales made as low 1864. There was afterward
better inquiry, and the market closed at lOGa 1861
Indebtedness Certificates are rather heavy at 1904
~iWa. The 80 cent? after selling at lOji, were