New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
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FRIDAY, Nov. l4-P. NJ.

The strong buoyancy of the Stock market noticed
yesterday continued to-day, until toward the close,
when the supply Of stock exceeded the demand, and
| the leading fances declined about y cent. The
strength of the market brought in the bears pelme
TO take in their shorts and the operators for rise had
but little to do to-day but look The increased
in the MARKET and the prospect of small specie
shipments added to the not unfavorable character of
the foreign news has given confidence in the upward
moveme, of the market and brought in buyers freely.
The rise, however was too rapid in the morning, and
brought out stock freely at the Second Board, pro.
duciDg decline from the highest points Of from to d
T. cent. The greatest surge in Rock Island which
opened at SO, an advance of y cent from yester-
days price, and was offered at the Second Board at 95l
There appears TO have been a temporary corner at
the morning Board in this stock. All the Western
shares were buoyant but closed at lower prices, but
still in higher than yesterday. Toledo sold
as high as 49, closing at 72l ara. This Company
now engaged in changing the gauges of their roads
so as TO connect directly with the roads running east
and west from them without the necessity of changing
The expense Of the change is small and the
advantages will be very great This road will soon
have three very valuable connections at each end,
the Wabash Valley, Detroit and Toledo, and Mi;hi-
gan Southern at the west and the Cleveland, Panes-
vile and Ashtabua, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and
Mahoning Valley at the east. OF these connections
the Wabash Valley, Detroit and Toledo, aud Mahon-
ing Valley new, and will add largely TO the traffic
of the Cleveland and Toledo. Arrangements also
being made for improving the line between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, via Sandusky, which uses about
20 miles of the Cleveland and Toledo road.
This is but Is miles longer than the route through
Columbus, and can be run in the same time. Galena
is in demand at ll5all5a. 1t appears to be well un
derstOod that this road will declare extra dividend n
February beyond y cent, cash. Pittsburgh i'm.
proved to $50. Milwaukee and Mississippi sold at II,
and La Crosse at Sll. Michigan Southern sold as
high as 49, but closed at SO, buyer thirty. Michigan
Central was 95i &c. Cumberland was wanted a. IL,
an improvement of l y cent. The transactions in
Erie about 600 shares, opening at 81 and clos
ing at Ga The earnings for October, it viii be seen
below show a falling off from last year, in consequence
of the strike of engineers but is now being work ed
regularly and the November receipts thus far show
increase of over so, 900 November last year.
Reading was very active and buoyant, some r. 900
shares being sold from 81 down to So, improve
ment of p cent yesterday. The Ltdger says:
The difficulty between the Reading Railroad au1
the Richmond Coal trade still continues. Very little
coal has been transported the rOsd to Richmond
the present week; the cars continue stopped The
trade met this afternoon for the purpose of receiving
aIy communication from the officers of the road to-
adjourned to meet again On the 10Th inst, al clock,
p. M
Panama was in good demand and advanced to 96I,
closing at 90. New-ioik Central touched So, but
closed at S. There rumor that the Company
would make the next semi-annual dividend = cent
but we are confident that the Directors have never
tertained any such idea. The Company have too many
claims upon its funds to increase its dividends for
time to come. Illinois Central Bonds were 81! Tere
- l., q. Nar-V or
lOl; 6's, S5I, &c. State Stocks buoyant and in
demand Virginia improved to 9il; Missouri, S9i;
Tennessee 81; Indiana SIS 50, &c. At the close the
market was steady the decline having been checked.
The market is heavy for Exchange, aud the advices
from New. Orleans of sales of rstclass Sterling u
cent is not calculated to improve the feeling. The
best signatures are offered here at b cent The de-
mand for the Fulton is quite light, and the supply
abundant.
To Liverpool, 100 bbls. Flour engaged at
2s I'D: 10000 BUSH Grain at 81 al Od.; 400 bales
Cotton at 5-32d Slid; Heavy Goods at&s 3D. 30s.;
COO boxes Cheese at 30s. 2s. I'd. To London 800
bbls Flour at s.. Cd; $1,000 busb Grain at lid. q
I'D; 100 tuns Oil Cake at 3Os. 50n bbs. Rosin at
"a 7ld.; 20 ties. Rice at 37s. Cd. To Glasgow. 400
bbls Flour at S. S. 3D.; 20 600 bush Grain at 3d..
500 boxes Cheese at Us. I'd.
The disbursements Of the Sub-Treasury are again
larger than the receipts, being sl9s,l6si receip's,
$l5e,699; balance, sl2,ll6,2li. The Treasury Ia.
lost about $500, 600 this week, which, with some
$780, 900 drafts upon it, which are in bank undrawn,
and the California receipts, will strengthen the Banks
sgans any foreign drain which is likely to take place
for the next two weeks.
We hear Of but little gold going by the Fulton on
Monday About 5000 in doubloons came out by
the Europa, which Will be RENTED for in bare. A
large portion of the arrival by the George Law in
COIN The bars sold at about ! y cent premium.
There were no Government drafts came forward, as
the Treasurer at San Francisco has none for sale.
pew supply has been sent to him.