New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

TUESDAY, Dec. 9-P. ".

Under the unfavorabe influence OF the Bank statement
the Stock market opened heavy, but the arrival OF the
Atlantic with advices of advance of T. cent in Con-
soils easier money market checked the do wnwad
tendency and produced an upward reaction of to
y cent. There was considerable bidding for buyers
options at rather larger difference than usual but for
sellers options the quotation IVES much nearer than
usual to the cash price. II is somewhat remarkable
that of s. 800 shares of NewYork Central sold, ooy
$50 shares were enly sellers options, while $50 shares
were on buyers options. The aggregate transactions
in the leading stocks, Erie, Reading and Central vas
about IS 600 shares Erie after touching COS closed a.
6l Reading sold at go and closed at si Central al
90, closing at 90l being all rather better than the
closing prices Of yesterday. Delaware sold at lsi,
and Pennsylvania Coal at 60 The Western shares
were rather heavy in the morning but closed at adj
vanced figures. Rock Island was buoyant and 1891
was bid advance of e cent since Friday. Galena
was Il9 bid. Toledo sold a, 49, but closed at a.
Michigan Southern SSl, Central 9Si, La Crosse 81
buy er thirty bid; Milwaukee and Mssissppi 70; Hi
ros Central ll6i llGi. The advance in Illinois Cen
tra Bonds was scarcely sustained and they sold al vs.
Terre Haue and Alton sold at 7Is Hudson LIST Mort
case 9ei Central Is 1921. State Stocks are firm and
in fair demsnd private sale of $4,000 of the new
Ohio Joan was made at l07 for banking purposes. At
the close after the Second Board the market generally
was finn.
There has been fair amount Of business in Sterling
for the Persia and large business in Francs Rates
firm in the morning, bu. toward the close there
was an ar 1iety to sell, ard rates were weak Some
drawers of Sterling ask 81, but there has been but few
transactions y cent and good bills have been
cold at 81 dsi. The supply of Southern Francs has
been large ard the market ranges from 5.25i to 10
kreiglts are less buoyant, and rates close heavy.
The engagements TO Liverpool are 1850 bb,s. Flour
at L. Cd ais l0Id. 80 600 bu.h. Grain at Cd I'd;
Go bales Cotton at SOD d3l6d. 80 tuns Bacon at
zoe. 100 bbls. Apples at %. %. by steamer, and
geo boxes by packet at rs. III. To London, 500 bbls.
Flour at =. l0id.; Grain at loo l0id.; $50 boxes
Cheese at SIS; 500 bbs. Rosin at %. Cd To Glas-
gow 500 bbls. Flour at 3s.; 800 bbs. Rosin at
g. Cd; Cheese at Sc. To Hsvre. 500 bbls Flour at
7Oc. eco bales Cotton at &c.; 80 boxes Bacon at
&C.; Lard AZ lc.
The bu-iness Of the Suh-TressnIy Receipts,
$lsa,7ls 81; paymeSt-, $l94,02l 05. Balance, sll,-
SAC, 2225 IS.
The earnings Of the Illinois Central Railroad in No
vember were:
FToigbt....... 100 -
trs..erstr.. .''''''''''.''''''''''..'..' leotS g
MisceianeNut 's.'.....' ................ 1870 d
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s2Nsl6 IS
The business Of the Clo aypg House was $a6 9S co.,
The telegraph states that the Bank OF East Tennes-
see and ali It's branches have finally been closed
The money market is quite active and the supply in
some quarters is less free. More than cen. on call
had been paid ID some instances in stock circles. Pa
per in good demand a, ss9 for leading sigma
tures.
The Illinois Central Railroad has called fji sr 10.
sallmen, Of 81 y share on the capital stock o: the
Company on which $25 has been paid payable on tue
18th of January. Interest will be charged pay.
ments made after that day.
The following the total Cenal.ol receipts for the
years named below:
lsn..... $50 1859 .............sAllsa
SIS? 81 RS 3G16is
ls<e..... S?es 80 s5L.. ans sd
1850 S2T5 500 2sHo77
lssl.... 1887 1856 27SsSls
Showing falling off, as compared with lSg, Of
$ss7 ,oo4, and decrease as compared with the light
receipts Of last year. of $66,76l.
Flour closed heavy after the AIanic's news was
made public. The sales were about 1900 btls.
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