New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

THrRspAY. Jnlv 3I-F. 81

Ths Stock market opened steady, without much
lie, tie reports OF the movements OF the Rebels in
force causing check TO operations, which otherwise
tend to some activity. There was no marked change
in Government or State stocks, and Railway shares
remained fem with the advanced bid of 100 for
Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati. Gold, the
frat sales was III. and with gentle demand went
to llll closing at that bid; and at ~ ?. N.
after the Board, selling at ll5. In no other com
modify have opinions varied go much as in this;
there IL yet one fac; paent-specuation has been
RETARDED in the Article, by the Board preventing lime
operations in their room. Railway Mortgages, with
accu-t) med frmness, had little business done in them
Illinois Ceniral's advanced 10 90 QJ6. Tie other
marked change wac in Wabash Seconds, which fell
some , T. cent, under "a motion made yesterday t.
refer 10 Committee Of the Board trouble existing
between the ToleGo and Wabash aud the Logans
por, Road in which the former are sad to have not
fulfilled their guarantees. The market seems 10 he
undergoing a new infusion Of strength. For two
DAYS large purchases have been made, particularly
in Illinois Central ifspes, for fore.g account IL
appears that change is about occurring in trans
atanli: tastes; and while it is dicalt TO see the
profit in heretofore selling out property at low hg
ures payable in gold 1t the highest premium, tie
Judgment is commend .ble that foresees profit IN
railway property whose intrinsic worth is evolved in
their ability to pay. 1t certainly is credable TO our
recuperaye energies that in these times Of domestic
troubles and foreign dstrust any branch
Of orr industry should show an improving
tendency. /. is matter Of congraiula,ion that We
are enabled to be almost the granary OF tue world,
and never since 1886 were railroad receipts larger
nor since 1850 did crops promise greater returns Az
arge as the receipts have shown this month, they IN
dictate much more the next; for, on comparison, An
gust is found much the largest month Cor carrying IN
the wear. At the Second Board the market was
lower under damaging rumors from james River
but the decline WAS not very important IN shares
Governments were heavy. The closing prices were:
United States Gs, 81 Registered, 9Sl 099; United
States 6s, 81, Coupon, 9oi 1854; United States
%. "a. Coupon, $50 Sol; Treasury Notes, 1910 q
cent. 1929 a 1921; Tennessee State IN, 5oI 4Jos;
V,roinia State &c, 5495j; Missouri State o.
AGA AGA; American Gold, llJl0ll5ai Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, 10, 0lll; New.iorh Central
Railroad, s9I0s9s; Erie Railway, 33l 33b; Erie
Railway. Pref, C20G2l; Hudson River Railroad
44I045,; Harlem Railroad, lii ala; Harlem Ran
road Pref, 3jQ35I; Reading Railroad, 5JeJ1ii
uicbio,n Cent. Railroad, 59l a59I; Michigan South
ern Railroad, 2i92j; Michigan southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed, 51431i;
Panama Railroad, l3ial3ii Illinois Central
Railroad 81 ash; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
road. ALAG; Galena and Chicago Railroad GA
C72; Cleveland and Toledo RAILROAD, 4O5 al;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, o@iGo'i
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad, ~ Nil.
aud Prairie Du Chen Railroad. 81 45il.
The market for Foreign bills Is d'i ana lower;
Good Sterling has sold at Iejoi2t, but at The close
the marke, il Gner, aud leading banking signatures
are held at l2C9l26l
Freights are fairly active, and again iirner ior
Breadgtufis 10 Great Britain, but otherwise the trans
actions are restricted. TO Liverpool the engage
rneni. are: so 900 bush. Wheat at l3 iid' III ooA
and bags mainly ut the latter rate; l2ooO DO 0of'
at l2Id. in bulk 1850 bbls. Flour, 3s. 3D. a IT,
mainly at S. 3D. U.s., and per steamer, iVOo pigs
Butter, and 900 DO. Cheese, both at 100. 10 Lon
don: 10 800 bush. Wheat at Nd. in bags; b'ooo
bills Flour at fs. To Glasgow: 20 pkgs. Butter al
47s Cd; 20 hLds. Shoulders at 47s Cd. The Char-
tiers are an Austrian vessel with IL 900 BUSH Wb""t