New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-23
.ALKs At rny PrHrIc BOARD ArtP.x
MONDAY. June Pr. N.

The Stock market this morning was more active
than OF late and buoyant for descriptions. The
large decline of the last month OF ak weeks has
induced some operators to believe that the lowest
points have been touched and there are symptoms
Of new bull movement backed up by strong par
ties. We bear of cliques taking hold of individual
securities aud this is of the first indications of
an upward movement TIE bears resist vigorously
the tendency 10 improvement, but to-day without
any favorable result II il evident that nothing but
On easy money market is needed 10 briug about the
Inauguration Of q new speculative action in
the market which would carry prices far to-
ward the points which ruled two months
ago. An improved condition of the railroads
exsts the prospect for dividends is better than
before, and the speculative element although dor
mant is still powerful; it needs but the facilities to
carry stocks which existed in April and the early
part Of May 10 bring about the same rampant con-
dition of the market which was then witnessed. To-
day the feature Of the movement was Hudson River
which, under large demand for stock, advanced at
the morning Board TO l27s against 1913 on Saturday
and was higher later in the day. Pacific Mail wac
also firm and advanced to u.s. Erie improved !
per cent; Illinois Central ! per cent North
Governments were strong for Sizes of 1851,
under orders to purchase on foreign account, and
cold at 1924. Treasury Notes were steady. At the
Second Board the market, without much activity
was again higher for some descriptions. HUDSON
River sold up to l29, and Pacific Mail TO no Har.
lem was 79i against IA al the Morning Board.
North Western improved y cent; Prairie du
Chen, l v cent; Rock Island. y cent, &c. Ga
lena and other descriptions were lower. Later
in the day tho market was steady generally, but the
highest advance in some descriptions not sus-
tanned. Private sales Of SKIES of 1881 were made
a. high as 10. We quote, at the close:
u s. &c, 81, Coupon, O92allO U. S. Treasury
Notes, 7 $40, Feb. aud Aug, lO7 l074; L. S.
Treasury Notes, 3-lO April and Oct, 1866 a LOG;
American Cold l43i al43l; Tennessee State Cd, 6li
a62; Missouri State 6s, 6oi CO. Canton Co. 2Gi a
POI Cumberland Coal, 2l492lj; Quicksilver Min
ing Co. 42a43; Pacific Mail Steamship Company
175oi75,; ,New.York Central Railroad, llS3alI 9,
Erie Railway, 9il as; Erie Railway Preferred,
l02t al02i; Hudson River Railroad, 1876 At 1881;
Harlem Railroad, 79ia79t; Harlem Railroad
Preferred, 90a9i Recalling Railroad, 1880
1O3i Michigan Central Railroad 1873 1904
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
7OiS7Oi; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, Guaranteed lI6i GllG.; Illinois Contra
Railroad, l0lt a lO2; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail.
road, S2i ss2i; Galena and Chicago Railroad 934
93i; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 1903 a 1891; Chi
ssgo and Rock Island Railroad, 94sa95; Milwau-
kee and Prairie du Chen, lla52; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, 66966i.
The market is very dull for foreign bills and
weaker at the close. Sterling 1864 1861; Francs,
800
treights are lower but more active. To Liver.
pool: the engagements l2O, 900 bush. Com at 6,
Old. in bulk and bags, chiefly at the inside rate;
10000 bush. Wheat at 7a7id. 10 bulk and bags,
mainly at the lower rate; 5000 bbs Flour at Is.
ID. and per neutral flag, 400 tics. Lard at 26s Cd.
1000 bush. Wheat at SD, in bags. To London:
1000 bush. Wheat at I'D, in bags 1000 bbls.
Flour at o. 3D.. and per neutral flag, 900 bush.
Whsat at gid, in bags; 1000 bbls Flour at 3s 100
hhos Tslow at 3Os.; 400 bags Clover Seed at 32s
3D., and per steamer, 600 boxes Cheese at 50s To
0lasgsw: 1900 bush. Corn at 3D., in bulk and
ba1. To Bristol 100 bbs Flour at %. sd. To
.Aotwsrp; 10000 bush. Wheat Ct Id, in bsg,;