New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
SECOND BOARD.
MIDDAY. Nov. p. ".

The activity in the stock market noticed sioce Mon
day continue but the market to-day has been more
irr, gular. The transactions sum up about OOO0
shares of Stocks, and sl2j, 900 of Bonds. The up
ward NOV, ment Of the market continued at the First
Board and after, with a strong desire to buy nearly
everything in the list, especially on time Buyers OPP
tons were about ! e. cent for sixty days above the
cash price. There s come realizing by parties who
bought q cent lower early in the week, but there il
also increased number Of outside orders to pur-
chase. Sellers options offered rather more
freely but freely taken. After the First Board the
market continued TO advance, but just before and at
the ST cond Board, under Geographic adyccs from
Boston that there an in the Bank of England
bullion as teegraphed from Halifax, prices lower.
The natural buoyancy Of the market, however, soon
returned, and at the close prices better again
with an upward tendency. The bulls continue to have
full control of the market as the bears had last week
and materially aided by the outside purchasing Of
parties who believe have before us, within thirty
days, easy Money market and that Stocks,
especially dNldendrayng railroads are cheap.
Ehe opened at g. touched 81, and closed
at 6lt, after selling at the Second Board
at cog The business of the road is now very
large, and thus far in November is $4,000 ahead of
the same day of November, 1850 Cash stock is
as 20, and closed at 7Ss. leading bear bought
3, ECO shares at the Second Board at ISL. We hear of
further failures-two il the Schuylki distrct-and
that the miners are indignant at the removal of the
dumpage bonus and threaten TO stop sending forward
coal. New-York Central was steady at Sis-yestcrdays
price. Canton improved to -; Cumberland to IL,
closing at Ia. The business in Western Stocks was
large and prices generally were better Rock Island
nj hoo md :.
trial ll5l Michigan Southern, Stt ,&c.-showng firm
market. Michigan Central advanced to g. Pittsburgh
to SO, &c. La Crosse sold So buyer sixty which is
better &C. There was a large demand for Illinois Cen
trail Bonds and the market rapidly advanced to 9ls,
an improvement of T. cent at the Second Board
they fell back to 81. State Stocks without inn
portaut change. Nrgnias sold at 9l., Mssours at
S93 and Georgias at 81.
Tie business in Exchange for the packet tomorrow
has been light, and the market closes heavy. Very
little Sterling has been sold over 2 cent, at which
Bark signatures sold to-day.
To Liverpool We notice freight engagements of
5000 BUSH Grain at i 81, 1000 bbls Flour at Is.
2s ID coo bales Cotton at 5-32d.; 100 ties. Rice at
27s. Cd. 900 boxes Cheese at 27s. I'd. To London
rates are rather lower; 5000 bush. Wheat taken
at Id, 5000 bbls. Flour at Be- IS I'D; 100 boxes
Cheese at 35s. To Glasgow l,6OO bills. Flour at
3s. 3D.. Il, 00O bush. Grain a, Il ID.
The street is still gaining the Sub Treasury. The
figures Receipts, $l92,326 So payments, $!o7,-
4Ol "a; balance, sl2,9j0 40 50. Adyices of large
amount of drafts have been received and the disburse-
ments henceforward promise to considerably exceed
the receipts. In addition to the regular payments of
the Government there will soon be some $50 900 paid
out on the California war debt, and half million or
more On the matured public debt of 1916.
The Manhattan Life-lnsurance Company has re-
moved It's office TO the Bank Of Commerce building,
No. 81 Nassau street.
The Third avenue Railroad has declared quarterly
dividend of e cent, payable on the 18th inst.
The imports Of Dry Goods for the week are mod
crate but still larger than for the same week of last
year, being 81 l9e So against s9l325s The detail.