New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
SECOND goARD.
THURSDAY. Oct. 29-P. N.

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There was fair amount of activity al the Sock
Board this morning. but prices were Irregular The
bears were free sellers of the active fsncies on 1eif
options, th1s throwing forward their shorts Cash
stock of Reading, Central snd Erie is very scarce and
the forced purchases of the shorts tend to advance
tire market Fer the loan of Reading much rs v
cent p day has been paid. At the Second Board the
market was scarcely as strong, excepting for Reading
which sold as high a. 80 against 81 yesterday, and
closed at that Central was 6i 065 having been &C in
the morning The speculation in this stock s now the
feature of the Street Erie closed at lOt @lOi the
subscription TO the loan moves slowly. Ii reaches
now about $SJO,OOO. 1t il understood that interest
Coupons due ls proximo the First Mortgage bonds
will be prom pity met Panama advanced y cent,
Toledo fell off y cent Pennsylvania Coal y cent,
Michigan Southern guaranteed advanced 3 y cent,
| Gsena 3 y cent, &c. Rock Island declined y cent
The Bond transactions were to fair extent at about
previous prices.
In foreign Exchange there is nothing of Importance
doing, but the market hs, a Strengthening tendency.
First class Sterling is held at 1860 l07; Francs $40.
Freigbts are very firm, but close quietly. TO Liver
pool 80 tons Rags at Id $500 bbs. Flour at 2s Cd;
~, 1000 busb Grain at Id. on bulk and 3d. in bags;
go bales Cotton at sgd; Is tuns Taow at DDS sd
green Hides at 25s. 500 bbs Lard at 75s; 80 hhds.
Rum at 27s. Cd 50 hbds. Sugar at 3Os; 80 tuus Ma
bogany at 27s I'd. To London 10 900 Slaves at 5Os;
1900 bills. Flour per steamer Jason at 3s 3d.. and
2lOO bbls. do. by sailing vessel at e. Cd. To Glas
gov, Is 600 Slaves at Cos. The ship RisltO, with
Grain at lOd. ard Flour at %. Cd. The bark Fl. B.
HN rimaD, with Flour at l0d. and Grain at D. 3D. Az
unk nown brig with articles on same terms Also,
Al. III Ill k.Lo
Lumber at SIS y N feet, with 5 y cent. primsge.
The business Of the Sub. Treasury was: Receipts,
1852 S3-$36, 600 rem Customs; Payments $780,.
536 %. Balance, s. ca, O4s &C.
The business Of the Clearing House was go 52l 72l,
which shows an increased business. The amount of
certhcsses based upon State currency used in the
Clearing House settlements now exceeds four millions
Of collars.
The coupons Of the Huron County, Ohio bonds, due
on the LIST Of November, will be paid by Mcssrs Car
penter & Vermilye, No. A Wal street.
The interest due on the bonds of the Evansville aud
Charlottesville Railroad, dae LIST November, will be
paid by the Farmers Trust Co.
Andrew Green, No. 43 Wall street, will pay the
interest due on the bonds of the Mississippi Central
| Railroad Co. on the Let November.
s. Diapers regular semi-weekly auction sale Of
Bones and Stocks will take place tomorrow, Friday,
| at l2l O'Clock a. the Merchants Exchange.
Albert H. Nicolay will hold special sale Of Stocks
and Bonds tomorrow Friday, at i2l clock, a. the
| Merchants Exchange.
The following sales were made at auction by s.
Draper:
$500 Missouri y bonds ........Int. aa.a IS.
Is shsres Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co....... ~
10 shares Farmers Loan and Trust Co......,... d
shares BARK OF me StS OF ny
10 shares Hanover
800 shares American u 1sro ~
50 shares New World Fire Insurance Co............ Is
The folowir sales were made at auction to-day oy
Albert II. Nicoiay:
$1,000 York cent Stock 1860 Int added
$4,000 Milwaukee City Bonds. added
$500 Milwaukee City per cent bonds Int sdtsd =!
IS sbsses American GuAne 50