New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18
TUESDAY, Oct. Up. N.

Their, was quite large movement at the Stock
Board to-day, and an upward tendency in prices.
There appears to be strong party in Erie, and cssh
Stock is not plenty. One Of the operators who was
formerly leading bull, is believed to be bear
ing the Stock and Bonds The sales Of Erie reached
8 500 10 5000 shares. The market at the Second
Board was heavy, and the closing prices Of the lead
ing fancies are rather below those OF yesterday Ehs
closed ct 46I decline Of y cent. from yesterday
having been A. in the morning Reading was steady.
The business Of this concern continues to DO very
large. but there is some Disagreement among the
friends Of the road in Philadelphia. Harlem is dull
at about previous rates; Central is firm at 81; Mica
rapua improved /; Cumberland was steady. The
movement in Railroad Bonds continues to be upward.
showing a renewal Of confidence in that description
Of securities The sales 100000, including Ers
Incomes Oh, an improvement of ! v cent; is7is,
75I. an advance Of II; 1885, s6l; Illinois Central.
FOL an advance Of v cent; New-York Central,
s7I; Saratoga and Saoketts Harbor, ssi, v cent.
Improvement; Panama I'd issue, 30, buyer 90, &e.'
&c The only transaction in State Stocks was $1,000
Virginia par, which Is better Indiana Stock are
very dull so being about the best bid, in consequence
Of the oyersupply in the market accustomed by tho
surr, nder of circulation by Indiana Banks, and with
drawa Of securities from the Bank Department.
Govern meRt ~ Dcks are scarce.
In Exchange there is a moderate business done.
which is checked by the scarcity OF money among re-
mtters. The quotations are heavy Sterling sSst
p cent with the bulk Of transactions at @sl Ct
Francs 5.l3ia5.llI
In Freights the market is not firm. To Liverpool
30 900 or 10000 bush. Grain, ~ 05Id., closing at
lower price in bulk; 600 or 800 bales Cotton, ID;
Desdveisht, 1916. To Glasgow, 1000 bush. Conn.,
Ia Tsyn
charters for Grain to Ireland beyond those reported
have been recently made, but the terms have nots
transpired.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are 90, 9si PAID
s7o $50; balance sG los 7s3 OF the receipts yestsr-
day $40 600 were transfers from Chicago and Buffalo.
leaving only 100000 from Customs. The Exchanges
at the Clearing Hou'e to-day were elsos7 ,ooo' Inc
Exchanges for the las: week were STA, 900 and
the average weekly Exchanges since the establish
men. of the Clearing House. year since, have been
about slI3, 1000 showing decrease OF about
400 600 DER day, which is q trihe considering the
rsoni,ude Of the Transactions settled through the
House. There has certainly been a prevailing i'm
,,es.on that the contraction Of business was larger
than this re suit would Indicate The Bank loans are
now within less than q million Of the amount they
were last year at this time the specie Is within
decline Of two and half millions. The Bank do
posits apparently ten millions larger, but this
the result Of including Bank balances in the present
statements which were not included last year. The
Mexican payment has occasioned the decrease OF the
sdb-Treasury balance trenser Of half million Of
gold bars has been received from Philadelphia for the
Assay Office. The Office now receives deposits ssd
pays coin or bars the next day.
There continues 10 be an active demand for Money
from the commercial circles. The bank contrsction
have cut of their facilities and the rates OF interest,"
except on strictly frstciass paper, have an up".'s
tendency. The stock houses, not beng largely
deb;ed 10 the banks have not suffered msenHV "
the contraction, ard find but Little di'Deany ~
plyipg their wants. The street rates ~, '''
natures are IOa 70 cent, the former oeu's "' %
ception. second-class names are
Some sales Of Hudson River ana N'" "an.
| oeptspces have been made |" /" 0en'' 'a' '"Pp'
Of desirable paper on the Market - h"' pressing. in'
-, a. We can ascertain, are still contract
;,g their loans sDd discounts, athough nov " 1s'
"e II lat week. The rate of call loans Is '
cent, although great many loans on very good 80
ss are made at two and three times simple interest
Mersrs Daniel Lord, G. G. Bronson and Chsr'S
oConor have delivered written opinions to the Com
,,,ee Of the Stock Board ssseriDg distinctly the la
blity Of Tire Eew-York and Nev-Hsven ksaros1
Company for the over issues Of Schuyler We shsn
print Mr. Lord. opinion on Thursday.
The report OF the Erie Examining Committee COS
tnues to be freely discussed in the Sree<, and wne
ever differences Of opinion there may b seoss u
condition Of the Company, a. exhibited U H.
in admitting tho candor and compIetsnsss Of ne ~
oort Tier. hes been DO attempt sith~ on ne pN
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6.,t ,b;ob vouJl arvw light on the sosdiaos
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