New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

THURsD4Y, Oct Up VI
he improved feeling Of the Stock market eoniinues
With large transactions and with appearance Of hsathy
s,epcfh which ndicates continuance The greet novs
en was in Ere which touched ut bat closed at IA Did
Improvement Of 4 2 cent from yesterday and cent
hem the lowest point Of lat week We understand that
a Books show that only about shares Of tn sock
efoaf in the The usual amount has been $1,000
meg Harlem also improved Il cent, StonngO1 I '
q Norwicb 2 cent; Reading p cent, DC The
sadency Of Coal shares il still upward In Cumberland
fhero considerable activity and the quotations advanced
"A = cent Parker Vein Is beter Delaware Is in free
supply and declined y Pennsylvania Coal improved
y cent Canton is = cent better There is more inquiry
lor Cary and zoe advance was obtained Nicaragua Is
frrn at a. buyer thirty New York Central stock sbo"sa
hurher ouroyement sales being made high a. lll8
Michigan Central Is heavy. New York and New-Haven
90 spoedt psr Panama declined selling AZ &C. sixth
y improved p cent In Bonds there was not much
done but the market j. firm Government Soeks ere I'm
oros 40 = ,S-l' eje ss5s GiIz3 Bank SOCKS
e~n pressed
=. 90 sroasd Board the Seeiss buOyant and he
s-4fssf AZ the Close generally fnG-
In Mineral Stocks there fair amount Of transaction
nj about previous prices jersey Zinc improved to TO- Gold
HILL cIosed ot4 dividend Of cent for the past Sky
Ssys il talked Of in this stock McCuOch sold at o. D. 3D.
The Company received ell 900 in gold coin from the mint
Of Tuesday last Pennsylvania Zinc Is selling at g.
very favorable report the hddletown Lead has just
been made by Prof SHEPPARD which has brought TINS STOCK
upto2 He considers ii Of the most valuable mines
In the country Ulaer held very firmly at 2l92l Ful
to in demand at Po.osi sells at 81 AT the Elizabeth
tbe copper vein fills the bottom Of the shaft and the Super
iuendent promises large results soon The aiyces from
the Lake Superior mines especially those on Portage Lake
.re extremely favorable In this category are the Isle
Roya. Albion, Portage, Webster Ripley, &c new Com
pany has just been formed in this City to work the small
strip Of Lake Shore in front of the Albion formerly ca
rique section very large price paid for this strip Of
land II carries with IT, however the right Of mining under
half the width of Portage Lake The advices from the
Black Oxide mines Of Tennessee continue to sustain the
rreyous accounts Of their great richness As a. the
road connecting these mines with the Chattanooga Railroad
completed very large quantities of copper will reach
market
The business in Exchange is moderate and with good
supply Of outside bills Rates not very firm Ster
hing is sa9l per cent, with good bills at 999l per cent
Francs 5l3i05l11
Freghts are rather active To Liverpool $4,000 or
bush Gran at 10 l3Id 1000 5000 bbs Four36
Cotton 3D. To London $4,000 10000 bush Grain, led
5000 or 1000 bbs Flour, 4jea4l7l; 1000 bbs Naval
Stores 81 To Glasgow, 10000 bush. Wheat-l0OO bbls
Flour at about previous rates To layre, some engage
uents Of Flour at ESQ., and Wheat 24c The fine ship En-
pire, 1872 tuns Oh the way from Hayre was Sold at
$4,000
The Sub Ireasury continues TO run down hecelpS
se6667. Payments s2,O335O7 Balance sz7324l7
rumor Of a failure which appeared in Of tho. even
ing papers VIC have the authority Of the party in question
for pronouncing untrue.
The relief in the Money market in the street which we
have before noticed continues although the market is still
Ear from what would have been called easy before we saf
red the present strngency Stock dealers find much less
difficulty than last week in carrying Stocks Paper 10
pressing on the market for the noticed yeer
day but not to so great extent yesterday 1t no
cenbe fact that during the present ghtnes Of the mar
ke very little if any railroad paper has laid over although
Just such times these il has been the policy of some
journals predict would destroy root and branch all rail
road credits In relation to the movement Of the Banks
during the past weeks the New York correspondent Of
The Woshiagt0n Union says:
Notwithstanding the large reduction manifest in the re-
turn there were failures during the week and money
Saturday decidedly more easy, with continued in
proyement yesterday and to- day The pressure, having
NO re cause for its existence has now lasted nearly sixty
days The large fall payments have been completed with
out aid from the banks and now their ability to do iury
Ia over. The adopted by many to carry their pay
mens the pressure yet TO be settled gradually a.
money toward January becomes more abundant The
following able will show how little the contraction could
be ascrbed to the specie movement;
BANK MOVEMENTS JUNE TO sEPrEAsLR
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