New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
SECOND BOARD
THURSDAY, Sept. 25-P. II.

lHCRsDAf, sept <o-f' h'
The business of the Board was principally confined
to-day to Erie, Reading and Toledo. OF Erie the
transactions were 1000 shares Of Reading $1,000
shares and of Toledo 1000 shares. The movement in
Reading oyershadowed for the nome nj the Erie move
ment which has been for some dsys the leading fea-
ture of the street The orders to cell from Phladel-
phia have been large. The market opened at 81, fell
off to s3l and closed at s3I, declpe of = cent 1t
appears To be received that Mr.. Tucker will resign
the Presidency of this road upon the return of Mr..
Cullen from Europe, having been offered $4,000
per annum TO take charge Of another rail-
,oad That his retiracy would be- injury
the Reading Road, do not undertake to say, but
is undoubtedly inducing sales and acting unfavoraby
the market price of the stock. Enc closed at 63
63i, without animation. The receipts for the month
up to this morning $3.50, 900. The strike of the
operatives set down for Tomorrow is indefinitely post
poned. Toledo was III a77i and quiet. Central was
weak, and sold at S6i. The market generally was
weak the Republican meeting having very much inter
fered with the operations Of the street. The foreign
news by the Canada, advising increased stringency in
the London Money market and a decline of ConsOls,
had an unfavorable effect. In Western shares, the
only improvement was in Illinois Central, which sold
at ll9-an Improvement of per cent. The Freeland
bonds of this Company with the privilege, sold at l07
Wnlcu ~ cent. Dcucij cIuhi W ~ prtinufIi
for the stock Illinois Central Construction bonds sold
at 93i-about the previous price. State stocks
firm but quiet.
In Exchange there is yet no movement for the Sat
urday steamer. Rates are unchanged.
In Freights to Liverpool rates are easier; 80 900
bush Grain were taken at 9a9id., $500 bbs. Flour
at 2s 800 bales Cotton at I'll 400 boxes Cheese at 2-
To Londor-2, 600 bbls. Flour at Is I'd $4,000 bush
Wheat at l0d., 800 boxes Cheese at 32s. I'd. To
Glaseow-l0,O0 COO bush. Wheat at l0d
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts
s254, ,276 6 payments 1921 6il a. including sOO, 600
sent TO Baltimore; balance $l3, ,534, ,j97 49.
The semi-annua interest due the Ist of October
on the income second mortgage bonds of the Madison
and Indianapolis Railroad, will be paid on that day,
at the banking house of Messrs Wnsow Laner &
CO., No. 81 Wall street. Also the interest falling due
on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad income bonds;
the Ohio and Indiana Railroad second mortgage bonds
and the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad real estate
bonds.
The business of the Clearing House was
s22, 300 267.
Tie advicos y Canada are more favorable for
Breacstuhs, and Flour, with good shipping demand,
is lC l5c T. Dbl. better. About Is, 900 bbls sold
State IL IS so s6 25, and Southern brands Sc 80a
3 % In Wheat there has been large business at
ar advance OF 5d6c. bush, with sales OF nearly
100 COO BUSH OF Corn about 80 900 bush .od at i'm
proving prices. Coffee, Tea and Molasses are steady
at previous prices Sugars continue active with fur
tLeg sales of !, 900 hhds mostly Cuba at Sa9c There
is better feeling in Pork, and the Provision market
generally is finn Adyces of frost at the South have
caused more activity in Cotton, and about 900 bales
have sold at previous prices.
Attention is called TO the advertisement in another
column of certain Bonds of the Cincinnati Logansport
and Chicago Railroad Company, which are not recog.
nized by the Company.
The Freight earnings of the Michigan Southern
Railroad Company for the second week Of September
are 81, eco, against 81, 600 last year.
The Shoe and Leather Bank has declared a hall.
yearly dividend Of y cent, payable on demand
There is marked change in the Money market.
Tie demand for stock and other temporary purposes
il active but il is fully met at y cent The offerings
at bark not excessive and in the street rstclass
paper IS in good demand at Sag y per cent, with
some transactions below the lower rate. The supply
of paper offering is limited.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has re-
Gently made exhibit of its affairs which shows that
the company capital account in shares and debt of
81 5l7, all told appear to their main line, it,
equipments and large body of real estate costing TO-
gether SO ol2 s and about three millions other as
sets chiefly procurative, derived from the profits of
the Iosi durng the swPensSa Qf seOQmon dividepds.