New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
WEDSEsDAY, Nov. 1872 NJ.

TIE Sock Board was again the scene Of great ex
ci emebt to day. ard the transactions were immense.
stural reaction owed the rapid rise of yesterday
and the day before the ma kst bsng oyersuppIed with
stock by par les who were derous of ziog profits
A large proportion of the business continues to be for
ca b. and even the decline did not give the bear inter
est to put ont their options ID any extent The
Clique which have been operating for rise did not
appear 10 be alarmed by the turn in the Market aud
prominent house, which has, apparently, been very
quiet during the recent rse and whose interest in the
market has been matter of doubt, came in as free
buyers at the decline and were bidding full prices
after the adjournment Of the Second Board. At the
Secord Board the.msrket very heavy in some de-
scliptit ns but better feeling manifested toward
the close and after the Board there strong rally,
with recovery of . y cent in Central, v cent in
Erie, and 9 in Southern Michigan. The foreign ad-
vices. which were known in the Board about IL
o'ccck, had an unfavorabe influence but the main
reason of the fall was undoubtedly the rapid and great
advance Of yesterday and Monday which brought out
COL sderabe parcels of stock. After these placed
tie a1ket naturally rallied. After the Board there
was but Ii tie done excepting in Central Erie Reading,
ard Michigan Southern. Central opened this
morning at 7eI, fell off to N, and closed at 80
bic decline of T. cent on yesterday. Erie went
from 10 yesterday afternoon to H. but CLICKED ste ady at
49, Tie subscriptions TO the loan proceed slowly, bat
the C, mpsIy continue to struggle through from day
to day. The ed bOnoh' lders do not appear 70
appreciate the necessity of action to save their prop
eriy. In Reading the market opened az i6, against
4Gl yesterday, fell off to 43, but recovered to 43
There was good demard at the close for Michigan
Southern, which left Of at 22l, after being IL The
affairs CT ttis Company are being put In beer shape
BY settlements with the creditors who are takiog the
rev boz de for their debts. Mr. Jarvis the President
who speIds Lea,y all bis time on the line OF the rosd
las introduced rigid system Of economyit the rking
Of the road the receipts keep up as well as could
be expected ulder the general depression OF business
A. The West. Several considerable blocks OF Sock
which we're OVER tbs make. have been distributed
witt in few days. TIE heaviest fall of the day WAS
in La Crosse which sold to 10, having closed at
II Yesterday Tole6o fell eff 3 v cent Gaena, y
cent; Michigan Genital, y cent; Miw sukes and
Mississippi, = cent; Illinois Central, 2 2 cent Pan
ana, y cent; Pacific Steamship, | 3 cent, &c.
The decline III Cumberland vas p y cent The float
jre debt of this Company is about $685. 600, and g
party Of Boston capitalists have proposed to advance
the Company money enough to pay il Off Ire de
roaLd for Cunber aud Cos now Increasing and ia
en- railroads arr fer other steam purposesis rapidly
terdirg. Rcek leland fell off y CEN. THIS Company
las now 10 floating eebt, having paid it off from
earnings. The earnings for the first two weeks Of
November show falling of Of about g. 600, which is
very favorable, as compared with other Western
Rosdi Tie bu.iIess in Bonds reached sl66,6OO, with
generally less reaction than was shown in the shares
IliIois Centrsl Bonds, however, fell of y cent.
Misc ur 6s be ter urder tee action Of the Legs
lstuIe, and advanced to 50, closing a. ~. Bank
Sosks were in demand, ano finn.
In foreign EIcharge there is but Ettle doing, q
"a Is are u chspgtd.
Fteights are lower To Liverpool, 100 ties Beer a.
&c Cd, per steamer; 4,5oObbls. Flour a. Is 3D. Us
1000 Slaves at 3Os As 900 bushels Grain o. od'a
SD 900 bsles Cotton at $500; 40 nuts Brazil Nuts
st 90 geo boxes Chee;e at 2os e't. o.; aoo 40.
b. .t.smer at as 1909 bbls. Rcsin ct - ID ~
Guns Salt Cake q. ia. Cd 50 tuus ou Cake q vs.