New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-02

SATURDAY, May 3i-P. ~.

The cheering war news continued 70 have "a favor
able influence upon the stock market to-day, ana
tber. was unite AN increase in the volume Of busi-
ness, with advancing prices for nearly every descrp-
ton TIE Indiana oyetissue affair has ceased TO have
any influence Apon the market, and the large amount
Of ehon contracts put out on the theory that some of
the leading bulls must throw their stock upon the
market, lnrst now DO covered from other sources.
The confirmation Of tie evacuation of Corinth, the
rurror Of the evacuation Of Richmond, and the en-
couraQng advises from Bankss column, consplred to
1--WE the market very buoyan, appearance curing
the whole day. The shorts were free buyers, ana
the action in two three Of the railroad shares indl-
Gated that new bull movements We're taking place.
IL is understood that parties well informed IN regard
to the position of Erie are again buying, especially
the prefered shares and some Of the Western shares
are also being manipulated for a rise. The Banks
and Indiana scare being now over the real elements
for the advance which existed in the market will
resume their influence, andif no unexpected unavor
able event occurs, we look for q buoyant market
during the coming week. At the Second Board, the
market very strong, with a good demand for
Government securities and the speculative shares in
which, for most descriptions, an advance was esiab'
lished. The Coupon Skies OF 1881 sold at lO5l, the
registered at l02l ex interest, and $50 Cents at
1861, which was bid at the close After the Second
Board, the stieet was very buoyani, with but few
stocks Offering The Dds showed further advance Of
lQI 4 cent, and at the close the Lighest prices Of
tue day were bid. The advance on Friday 3 quota
tions were in Central Il 2 cent, Erie ] = cent in
Preferred and y cent in Common, Hudson River
y cent, Toledo /, = cent, Rock Island a p cent,
Galens . Y cent, Illinois Central y cent
Southern Guaranteed .. & cent Common / y cent,
etc. In Railroad bonds the movement has been TO
fair extent aud would have been larger but for the
irmness Of holders. TIE quotations generally were
TO > y cent better. Norlh Western and Chicago
Asaonted Seconds advanced to - bid. for Wayne
Frsts were 96,, Southern Michigan Sinking Funds
o. 4, Seconds 81 J, Toledo and Wabash Seconds o.
etc. In the .treei later in the day, the market
steady at the following prices; United States 6s
Registered lSSl, lO2l 1921; United States Coupons
1921 q 1921; United States $40 Treasury Notes
l05. a 1861, American Gold, 1881 1885; Missouri
State &c, 81 a5l,; Pacific Mail Steamship Company
llilallll; New-York Central Railroad, *, a $50;
Erie Railway, 81 a1. I; Erie Railway Preferred
GidGi Hudson River Railroad, Al aill; Illinois
Central Railroad, 62i e62l; Galeua aud Chicago
Railroad, CD a 69I; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
IA Hl; Chicago aud Rock leland Railroad, 90.
G3I, Panama Railroad, l3l 1873; Harlem Railroad,
l40lil; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, IS; Michigan
Central Railroad, e2IaC3i Michigan Southern and
Northern lndaua Railroad, 81 a 9Jl Michigan South
efn and Northern Indiana Raio Dad, Guaranteed 81 /
aj7l.
In Foreign Bills there Is nothing Of importance
doing to-day. Sterling is llidlIia; Francs 1850
4.9li.
fieights steady, but less active for Grain, and
lower and somewhat unscited for Flour 70 Great
Britain. To Liverpool, tie engagements are s. 900
bushels Corn at o., in bags $4,000 bushels Wheat
at 9d, in bags 1900 bbls Flour ut Is. 3D. a 70. 3d..
mainly at "a. Is. 3d--the inside rate being to fill
up; 60 hhds. Talow at 25s. To London, $4,000
bushels Wheat at 9Id., in bulk, ard 0d. % d.. in
bags-rnostly at lod.; 1000 bbls. Flour at ~. ID
To Glasgow, 1900 bushels Wheat at l0ld. a Id,
in bulk and bags. To llayre "a 600 bushels Wheat at
2Oc. The charters are an Italian brig, with $4,000
bush. Wheat to Dublin at l2ld v 60 ID; an Ameri.
can brig Of 81 tuns to Gulf port and back $4,000;
schooner OF 100 tuns TO Gulf port and back by II
fruit Island, on private terms a chooner of l73
tuns TO Windword leland at 75c y bbl. schooner
Of 1873 tuns to Yorktown, Va, at 25c. y bbl.,
aud l2lc v tnn Y day demurage schooner of
1913 tunH, to Portugal AID back at 81 500; brig of
100 tuns to Windwar3, a. 75c. T. bbl.; two schoon-
ers OF il9 tuns each on the same voyage at 75c. y
Dbl; two vessels OF about 900 bush. each, home
fom Salt Island, at Zoe. v bush. brig of ~ tuns.
homo from the south ride Of Cuba, at $500, port