New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12
SECOND BOARD,
TUESDAY, Nov. III. u

There has been good deal Of excitement in the
street to-day and prices of Stocks have huctusted
sderably. The excitement was partly occasiOned by
On absurd rumor of an irregular issue Of Cleveland and
Toledo stock Several timd holders threw their sock
on the market and the bears took advantage of the
occasion to sell the whole market down. The rumor 10
regard to the Toledo stock was at once met by the
officers of the Company in communication to the
Board Of Brokers, and, in order to prevent renewal
Of such malicious inventions by parties who desire to
depress the market, the Company promptly es.ab-
hshed Registry Office at the Ohio Life and
Trust Company, and at the same time offered
the free examination of their books TO any stockhoder
At the opening of the Board the market was quite
strong the Bank Statement infusing confidence in the
future Of the money market, but the features of the
market soon changed, and the anxiety TO sell broke
down prices. Erie opened at e., buyer TO- and after
fuctuaBg seriously, sold low 59i finally latter
favorable reaction) closing at that figure. 1t was
rumored in the street that leading operator bought
privately 15 900 to 90 600 shares in ne portion
of which, some 5000 shares, he threw on the market
between the Boards at about cog. The sales of Erie
were about $4,000 shares of which l. 900 were be-
tween the Boards, and at the Second Board.
There was fair amount of transactions in Read
ing which, under orders to sell from Philadelphia,
and continued rumors of difficulties between the Com
pany and the coal shippers fell off from 7sl to II,
closing at about "a. Central was strong in
the morning, advancing to Sc seller 90, but at
the Second Board heavy, and fell off So. Pan
anna was firm at 81. There was good demand for
Cumberland, and it advanced to Il l. an improvement
Of q cent Most Of the Western Stocks sym oa,hized
with the rest Of the market. Michigan Southern de.
clined ! q cent; Rock Island, y cent? Illinois Gen.
iral, 3 cent; Galena, = cent; Michigan Central,
2 cent; Cleveland and Toledo, e cent, closing 20
bid, after selling at CO.., &c In Railroad Bonds the
busness was to fair extcot, without important change.
State Stocks are firm and in fair demand.
The Exchange Market has been heavy to-day, with
large supply Of bills. The rates range p cent be-
low those of the last steamer The business has been
large but the supply has been in excess of the demand
The range of Sterling is Sa9l y cent leading bankers
having been cold low as 2 cent and first class
commercial bills at 81 cent. Francs are 522lo
5.lS!, and in limited demand
ToLivcToo We notice freight engaged of 60 900 bush
Grain at 81 G u d.; lO,GG0 bbls. Flour at -. Cd.
Heavy Goods at IS a3OS.; and Cotton a. 5-32d,
To Loadon, Flour at 3s. 3D.; Grain at lid.
snd Heavy Goods at Us. Cd. a3js. To Glasgow.
Flour at So 81. 3D.. Grain 1T I'D. Heavy Goods al
32s. 3D., and Cotton at J-39d.
The busin, s Of the Sub-Treasury was: Total Re-
cepts Sll, sl3 10. Total Payments sIjS,312 81.
Total Balance AZ, 2SO,9to u.
For moSey the nquiry in stock circles has been
active, but there d stinscncy good current Sc
ctxtes. The priyae bankers and large stock houses
APPEAR to b. cosy. There is Continued good demand
for paper at 10 - cen, for first class four and six
months date, ard the supply is inll without being
pressing The deereased shipments of gold and the
additions 10 the bsbk reserves from the interior and
The snt'Iressury VII no doubt add 70 the growing