New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

maintain the extreme rates Of yesterday. At the
quotations buyers were abundant and the offerings
small. Later in the day the gold-beanng bonds
were very active and firm ut 1881 a l03s The early
issues Of the $40 notes continue very scarce and
it il impossible get any amount of them; pur.
chasers are obliged to take the lots that picked
up by the retail dealers Oh the street no marketable
lots being offered for sale. Tennessee Is were
stronger aud wanted AZ the quotations. The mis-
cellaneous LIST quiet. Atlantic Mail continues
to advance. and is held at l72i 0l75 The Hallway
Share lis. did not maintain the extreme advance OF
last night, but was strong ~ the quotations. IheTe
Is large borrowing dema, for several stocks and
houses % frst-rato credit default upon their de-
liyeres, and loaned stock IL returned very slowly.
Erie is specially sca.cc, aud few thousand shares
taken on OF the street would put the quotation 70
81. Reading is sold freely for future delivery, on
tho theory that the dividend will nc passed The
Company las earned = cent for the half year.
but no dividend will be- made until Autumn Fort
Wayne is scarce, aud the deliveries slowly made
The bear party persists in hammering the market
with sellers options II , per cent under the cost
price, but they are not taken. The banks either
have all the stocks they want rom that quarter, or
he bears have no more stocks to turn. After the
Board, Erie sold n Il, C h. AZ the second Board,
- was paid and The MI . closed at -, for Ere
lin the street. After the Board this market was
very strong and The entire share list showed an
advance. y. Y. Central, 90 Hudson, 100; Reading,
9oI Michigan Southern, So; hOck Island, 9il.
lo1ey on cdll is abundant At Sac per cent, and
lrok Eav - al han fn.v
the tendency is FOR lower rates. In commercial
paper 10 change; the rates are 6!@IO for the bost
TO ordinary names.
Exchange is hold high and leading houses ask
70 Sterling lI0,. The rates are: Sterling, 90 days,
ll0s sllol; Sterling. 3 days, ll0j; Commercial,
1920 r9i; Francs, long date, 5ill; Francs short
dete SCI.
Freights arcdull; rates are without change. Inc
engagements to Liverpool are 1000 bush. Corn on
private terms and Per steamer 1000 bush. Corn at
ID; to Hamburg, 40 tuns Mahogany at its.Jd.
4 brig was chartered 20 Cors ioi orders, with Pc
troleum On private terms, and bark T. Cow Bay
with Coal at 500.
The latest European adyces repo. United States
Fivc-'v enty bonds, 81 London, 90; Enc 12i@o
Illinois Central, 76Q5Gl.
A. .annral election Of the Ncv-York CONNER
cial Associations held at the Produce Exchange.
tho following oiiccrs wore chosen: President Edw.
Ilinckon; Vice. President Augustus Il Masters
Treasurer, Benjamin C.Bogeri Manag' ii William
II. Newman. John j. Marvin. Edgar Hyatt VIM.
II. Harris, Williams Rowland John II. Boynion,
Robert =. Getty, Eras,us $. Brown, Albert Pearee,
Carlos Cobb, Edward BIZ, Alfred VI. joyt.
Tho blowing shows the Increment u specie at
this port FOR The month OF May;
Specie in Banks arc Sub Treas Nay ss7,os7
Received lfon California IN May.......-..-. I.2,5.h5l
Imported from foreign port. in My. lT',O5
Gathered IN ron boards "A hn!--.........- s-s2fit
sgpnr- $50 2l4,27l
Exported in May .....-.....-..-. 12''U
stock. June J.. si29o'2Vo
Tie Michigan Soutlern roal earned m May,
D.. ! is'n. ., iss'. ,,n n,;
IIe,rtis.... 1910 i9 ,s,S ''9 9s.S
TotL..... f.-4sis sq51l9l .ss $40
To receipts u iLs hrs' quarter Of tie fiscal year
-
same tine IA is6s................ s2issi
Increase .........-........ spO7ssl
TIE passengers earnings Ia ine ramc tiine were
~ no. 80 49,, 'o1's
Increase. .....-....--.iiJl,fi AS
Tho La ~ .urrfura % Nov yVe~e small and