New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

WEDNEspAY. Nov. 7-p


The Stock market at the mo ming bosrd opened
with heaviuess, but closed firmly. The feeling be-
tween the boards was buoyant, and at the second
board there was decided reaction from the panic
which has prevailed for the last few days. TITO bears
did not appear Opposed to operate freely, willis there
was quite an active oemand for the leading stocks.
The large fall Of the p,st two weeks has attracted the
attention Of outsiders aud the comparative low quo
tsops ruling 1T presei has brought in outside orders
10 ccnside able extent from parties who ae not
obliged By pothecate their purchases Tor tue means
to carry them. II is this kind of orders which always
materially assists in arrtstiDg such fall as we have
lust Exc. rienccd Some of the stock houses
tn they have had more orders from out.ldes 10 buy
wi hin Two days tn an for the two weeks previous.
Although in tho present state Of the money market
important gene al adv snce in stocks DO looked
for ye' the impression very general in the street.
that the lowest point had been touched and that the
imn this sheruoon would be sustained. OF Erie
about 1000 share, soid closing at i9i, having
fallen TO fCs in the morning. Reading was active
with sales Of 1000 shares The last sale We heard Of
was at II, q recovery OF y cent from the lowest
point. Central sold at rs &C. abou' 200 shares Pan
sma is steady at par. Cumberland improved I v cent.
There unusual activity In Nicaragua, OF which
about 900 shares were sold, with heavy market
We understand that the subject OF annallng the a.
rapgeInelt with tho Pacific Steamship company has
been under consideration in the board of the Transit
company. The Western shares are being tssen out
of the maIke TO considerable ert, aud prices are
improving. Cleveland and Toledo C osed at 62 an i'm
provemert of v cent Michigan s bern also improv
I'd y cent closing at IS Galena and Chicago ccstd
at ll3I bid an advance Of cent; Illinois Central
continues to be very firm under orders from abroad.
About 300 shares were bought to-day, tho market
advancing TO Oh. Illinois Central bonds were also
y cent better, going to 73l, with sales 100000
Eries 1875 sold dosn 10 500, which, considering the
intere DUE is lower than the orig inal taking price;
Eies 1885, sold at co. 1871 al 10 second Inorage at
%, &C. The market heavy in the morning for
State stocks, but was frrner at the second board.
The Exchange market is very quiet aud heavy.
The Freight market generally ia quiet To Liver
pool rfing engagement Of gram was reported at lOd
in ships bags; 800 bbls rosn, 80. cd cotton.
Id and -four, 50. Cd 80. I'd. To London, 10000
bu,hes wheat, I'D. in bulk.
The pa nens at the Sub treasury to day were large,
s744 94l. of which $500 900 was for the Washington
teasury and 1900 900 for the Philadelphia Treasury.
Tomorrow $500, 900 more will 10 70 the Philadelphia
mint The receipts s94 1876 balance, s6,si7,O5j;
paid for assay ,ffice, s26,6l paid on Disturbing
checks, 1923 76l.
The esuipgs Of the illinois Central railroad for
Octoter we're 600, 600. The land salss not yet
ascertained, but viii be about $500 900, which viii
give aggregate of ST. 200 ooo since the sales
MERGED. Ia spits Of The general depression OF the
nsrket, the III nos Central stock has steadily adj
vaDcsd biz ce the assessment levied the st inst from
s2l to 94 The ASSORTMENT has already been paid on
over 10000 shares. Mr. Thomas Z Walker has been
elected b rector OF the Illinois Central company To
ell the vacancy caused by the resignation OF Morris
Ketcbum, esq.
We to-day received from Chicago the official state
ent of tie earnings Of the Gaens aud Chicago Union
railroad company in detail fer the month Of October
1854 and 1885: