New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

TUESDAY, July ~ "
Tho stock marke. opened strong and active this
morning Tie ease Of the money market ard The
large earnings Of tho prominent rall ways 'eemed to
ln,pire rpoculsiive feeling AID the market sd'
vauced beyond tie closing rates Of yesterday. AT
the morning setsion OF the Board the eAciioinent
and animation continued throughout the whole -es-
.ion. Governments were 10 demand, and railway
shares were dec dedy buOyan,. Hudson River con-
iinued TO a,rAc, most attention There WA ooDsld-
cradle excitement when ii was called NJ the Board
1, ro.s to $50 agains, 1901 yesterday. and al the
.a,uc time sold for 10, ssllsr Is. Mioh-
ian Southern wAs also very active, over
tn thousand shares being sold at the Firot
Board n, s2Gs1, 81 advance. Reading was
active at Io5 sl05l against 1927 yesterday, lnd
Giterwsrd sod Tor loo. A moderate business wa
done in Erie and Harlem. Before the meeting Of
tho Second Board oiioial reports Of the capture Of
ycg.burg were received AID the tenor Of tie mar
he, changed Gold declined from l5S ~ 49, and
viii the decline in gold thcre was considerable de-
sire to soll stocks, and the market WA heavy and
lower. Hatson River sold down 10 1851, New
York Central " ll7i sgain', 1921 IN the morning
Government. and State stocks, however, continued
firm The market closed heavy at the iolowingprices;
u. S. 70, 81, Coup. l05 q LOG; American Gold,
1926 d l33; Tennessee State c., 6696C; Missouri
State &c, 7lia7?; Canton Company, % s2si Cum
Lerland Coal. 81, s2l a; Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, lsliGlsli; Now-York Central Railroad, us
sIIsi: Eric Railway. 93i a9l; Eric Railway,
Preferred lOlIal0li; Hudson River Railroad, EO
al72; Harlem Railroad, 81 09iii Reading Rail-
road, l03 1881, NJ chissn Central Railroad, i0Se
1881; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, "a! s7si Michigan Southern ard Northern
Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed, Ili9llii; Illinois
Ceu,ra; Railroad lOsi lOSi Cleveland and ii;ts-
burgh Railroad 81 Siii Gslens andChcsgo Rail-
load. 9lja9li; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
"a a95i; Chicago and North-W estern, .9l ava.
| Froights are without important change IN rates,
and tho market lncks animation. To Liverpool the
engagements are 900 suns Logwood, at 2O', and
per neutral flag 81 900 bushels Wheat at 3D. in
buk; 1900 bushels Corn, al ID. in bulk; 80 hhds.
Tobacco, at 32s. Cd, and PER steamer 1000 bushels
Wheat. at 81. To London 81, 900 bush. Wheat. a.
7id. In bulk and bags; 80 tups Bag Oil Cake, q!
pa 3D., and per neutral flag 1900 bbls Flour, a.
50. 81. To Antwerp; 500 bbls. Flour, a. 8. 10
Rotterdam; 900 bbs. Flour, ut 30. 50. To Glas-
gow, Il, 900 bush. Wheat, At 3D.. 900 bbs. Flour,
at j.. Cd, and 100 pkgs. Provisions, at Sos. Tho
charters arc Norwegian bark, to Cork and mar
kei, with 1900. bush Grain, at 70. 3D.. aneut'al
bark. on tho same voyage, with 10000 bush. Gram,
ut "a. 3D.; n vessel, 10 = direct Irish port, with
Grain, at Is Cd. vessel, with Grain to Cork and
and q market, with tho privilege OF tho United
Kingdom, excluding the wesi coasiof Ireland ut D.
y quarter, and IN American vessel Of $50 tuns,
| nta Crux nj
| The business VI the Sub-Ireasury was: Receipts,
q. 2l7 1886 GS--for Custom.Houss, $3.50, i23; Pay
msnts, a. 2Ge, O53 50; Balance, 81, 43S,7S3 80
| The New.York Equitable Insurance Co. has de-
clared a dividend Of 10 Y cent, FREQ from Govern
mont tax, pay able on the 10th inst.
i The Merchants' Insurance Co. semi-annual divi-
dend Of 10 y cent, payable on demand.
| A dividend OF 6 v cent is paid to-day on the Mad
ison and indianapolis Railroad stock.
The Money market continues very easy under the
large payments account Of dividends and interest
and other disbursements.
Gold opened this morning. o. 1885, with rather les
excitement than yesterday, and advanced at the
Board to 1881 . 1881, with sales Of over 100000
closing at 1873. About 1 o'clock the market took q
downward turn on official reports Of the surrender
OF Vckrburg, and the excitement In the stree
greatly increased. At the Second Board Gold sole
1894 1881. and closed this evening at 1921 l33
Foreign Exchange Auotuatsd with Gold, but wa
dull all the day through. After opening At lo2, Il
sold down 10 lag, and closed a l46alH.
The Dry Goods market has boeu very quiet In al
depsrtnsuts. and tho surrender Of Vicksburg vii
undoubtedly cause decline in prices, though Their
arc no decidedly lower quotations ~ yet,