New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
FRIDAY, Oct. 3l-P. VI.

FRIDAY, Oct. 3l-P. NJ.
The financial advices by the Aria were inter
preted uufavoraby in the street, and this, with the
continued action of the influences which have been
affecting the market for the last week or two
caused further considerable decline this morning
in nearly the whole list Of stOcks. The bears
were free sellers, and there continued to be a
good disposition to take stocks op long buyers OPP
lions large amount of stock forced Oo the
ket regular and taken back at sixty days option Of
the buyer. For these terms considerably more than
the usual difference was paid. Of Enc, about
5000 shares were sold, opening at j1t
and selling between the Boards as low as
56l. There was afterward recovery and 81
was bid At the close the market stood at 500. The
yeccips for October will show about 80 900 less than
the same month last year, in consequence OF the ac'
ton of the engineers. The earnings, it is thought
will not show 80 large falling of. The present price
of Erie is bringing in considerable orders from out
sders The entire decline has been about s per cent
and with Q cash dividend in April in addition TO the
sinking fund dividend in stock of 10 per cent it looked
upon az cheap. Reading sold as low as 73i in the
street, but improved at the Second Board to al.
Central is considering the state of the market well
sustained, showing decline of only per cent Pan
anna IL per cent stock sold at 81. Cumberland
continues among the best sustained stocks and but
little of late has been offered for sale Nearly all the
capital stock is held by parties outside the street who
have been gradually picking ii up, believing there viii
be large recovery, sooner or later, In its market
value Western Shares continue to feel the influence
Of the present elements which are operating on the
market Michigan Southern fell off = cent; Michi-
gan Central | - cent: Toledo. u e. cent Galena,
4, cent Rock Island, y cent Pittsburgh, v cent,
&C. Illinois Central was in good demand at ia. The
rights improved, and sold at l2l. Railroad Bonds
were not active, excepting Illinois Central which are
not plenty, and sustained by the buying of the
shorts. In State Stocks, the business was small ex
ceptng in Mssouris, Of which $4,000 sold at S9a.
Tring sales made for effect at S59S6, seller II
mos. The majority Of the Board continue to favor
the bear movement and this will probably 20 on until
they have over-sold the market, when little turn for
the better in the Money market, or the foreign news
will bring them all into the market at buyers,
and the new upward movement wiz be inaugurated.
This will happen when the course of Exchange is
such to stop the specie drain or materially reduce
it. or when prices of Stocks have touched points where
the public will be tempted in, and SO relieve the street
At present, we think the movement OF the market is
much more largely Influenced by the home Money
market than by the foreign news and but little favor
able change can be expected until that improves.
steamer Tomorrow and drawers have been anxious to
sell. To-day prices gave way about = cent, and
closed dull. Canada Sterling with leading city in
dorsement, sold at 81. Bankers quote 81 d9l y
cent. Francs are 522l d57t, and plenty.
To Liverpool Freights firm. The engagements
include $4,000 bush. Grain at 81 3D., 5000 bbs.
Flour at g.. COO bales Cotton at SGD, 500 boxes
Cheese at 27s. cd. To London 10000 bush. Grain at
load. lOad., $4,000 bbs Flour at 2s. Cd. o3s. To
Glasgow 5000 bush. Grain at IL allid., Flour at
IS. 3D. g.. and 5000 bush. Grain per steamer Edin
burgh, at l2ld. in ships bags. To Antwerp, 1900
bush. Grain at l0d. in shippers bags To Cette,
1000 bush. Grain at 20c. in shippers bags, and 50
puncheops Rum at &C. y gallon.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
$9S,7Sl 9s; payments, $2l3,795 90 balance, 3d.
500, 527 81
The busint of the month at the Office Of the Assist
ant Treasurer of the United States, New-York, has
been:
REcEiPrS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
October lsSS-By balance .'''.''.....'.ss'S "a .
Receipts during the month:
on on accom-, Of f Customs:
On act Of fOsto fhce Depsrtment.. sstSSS IS
ON account Of IIsnsiers............ z5oc@ 1 o.,.
On account Of Miscellaneous s5s es-i !s9,6H OIL
Total. .............tIS7Se,lsl -
Payments:
Treasury Drafts ss.795ISs IS
Postohhse Drafts o4s5s ls-4 Ssosi IS
By Balance, Oct 81 lass ..;..:..:.... sssOs Oss s
BY Balance, CT. DSbursng Ace'ts. 81 1872 80 3
BY Receipts duIins the mOntb.... S5O7gI -2ISosS 50
To Payments. s l 81 762 81
Balance ...........................s .s07O u
BY B'a'S CTsi, a5s5S:t sr9ss,
Balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So, $50 ~
BY Receipts for Customs IN October 1886 <9 7S7 s
BY Recsips for Customs IL October 1855. 40
Increase In October. lsjs........ s<OCs s.
By balance, CT Bullion and Expense Acct for
Assay ohec. slSl2ll4 s.
By Coin received daring the month. Sls -
By Pine Bars received during d. sS6T 81 a $50 81
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851 7os 81
To do fine Bsrs........,...... 2l9oo Ga TO ~
Balance. 81 sol, 055 s.
BY Coin In band n Asst IT. OF. I'll. 2fT.575 81
By Coin Ia hand in Assay Ofbcs.> s55Ss S-l2SSleS 81
Fine Bars IN Assay Ofiee........... SSsl,s66 %
In parted b alion in Assay 0fdoe.. s6s COS =
Bullion AZ the Mint for Coinage. Is, 20 81 IN Ss 81
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