New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
MOspAr, July l3-p. n.

The succes,es OF the Federal arms and the con-
,nued and growing ease in money matters have
uivsn operaors confidence and without n large bnsi
nes, the market a, the morning Board was firm.
The principal interest Of the movement was cen
tered in Pacific Mail, and ilud'on River. The wide
difference in the latter between cash and short sellers
options hn seldom been exceeded IN the stock mar
ke,. While selling at sl75i cash, It was offered at
slG0, seller ten, a difference OF nearly - per cent
per day. This difference shows the sharpness OF
the corner more entirely successful one has seldom
been made IN our experience oftho street. Mail sold as
high ss $l99i off the call, bu; was lower afserward.
There are rumor- ahoai Of some favorable nesous'
tou. in Europe by Mr. A-pinwsl, IN regard to Tins
Company bu, we can find 10 good authority tor the
reports They relate 10 a consol daton with an En-
eli,h company, which would give the P.ciic Mai tie
protection of the English flag agsins, Confederate
pirate.. Harlem was buoyant, aid sold at lO9
against los on Saturday. Tho Erie Issues were also
firm, but not very active. Reading was Y cent
and New.York Central Il Y cent better. Canada
Corner was introduced, and sold a, az. Tbs IL
ono OF The moe, promising Of tho Canada mines ou'
il mainly dealt in in Boston. In the Western shares
the market generally was strong nt leli cent
advance. Pusburg, opening at ~, went WI b large
transactions. to ~. Chicago and Nouh-Westefn,
with moderate purchasers sold "A, 3Oi against - on
Saturday. Illinois Central shows an Improvement
Of | Y cent Plt,sburg and Fort Wayne = cent.
Alton and Terre liautc was steady. Michigan Gem
ira! aud Southern Michigan wero heavy at u slight
decline. At the Second Board the market wss in
active and lower. The decline on the Western
shares was to v cent. Chicago and North-We.-
tern was on exception, ,ales being made at 3Oi
Ene Common was Of / v cent Michigan
5 s,athern v cent Ncw.York Central v cent;
Hlison River Y cent, &c. Pacific Mail was
STEADY. After the Second Board the market recover
el tone somewhat, and tho quotations generally
were higher.
/ Freghp are very dull, but rates are without i'm
roriant change. To Liyerpoothe engagements are;
~, 500 bush. Corn at 3D.. in bags; 5000 do. Wheat
81 I'd. in bags; and per neutral dag, 1000 bush.
Wheat at 3D.. in bags, aud per steamer Great East
ern, 80, 900 bush. Wheat at u dsd; 1000 bbls.
Flour =, 2s and per Dalo's steam.packe', 1000
br.h Wheat at I'D. IN bags, and 800 boxe. Cheese
At i0s. To London: 1900 bbs. Flour At 2s 4it
To Antwerp: 800 bb.s. Flour at 3s. ABS. 3D. To
Rotterdam: 1000 bbl,. Flour at 3s. 81. The char
ters are: A British bark TO Plymouth, with 10000
bush. Grain, on private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
a, ,9i6, ,40l 3O-ior Customs, sl3S,OOO; Payments,
q. .0J9 IS; Balance, $s2,IS,9Jl %.
Tie Money market continues very easy AMI
active and tie greater portion OF tho loans made are
a, per cent. There are still loans made At per
cent, while on the other hand considerable amounts
nave been borrowed at per cent
In Foreign bills there was little doing to-day.
Exchange on London was quoted at liil liii.
Tho earnings Of the Chicago aud North-We'tern
road for the month ending June ~, 1868, were as