New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
THURSDAY, Nov. l9-P. NJ.

The trsnsactiors TO day al the First Bosrd were
large, With al irregular market, but yin rany 10
stocks in continuance Of the movement pereePt
bic after the Second Beard ye.terday. The sellers iof
fall are not active, but the gloomy account by the
st steamer has tended TO encourage their operations
Cah sales continue TO be the feature OF the msrXe,
excepting 10 Central and Reading. The basiness In
these stocks and 10 Toledo and La Crosse was qu'e
large. Brokers' disrcned TO execute time ofoerS,
which is seriops check to the speculative movement
Bet cen the Boards the market was shsds lower
but at tie Second Board prices were in come cases
frusr. Reading was the feature OF the move
eIt and advanced to 46i bid, having been Adj al
the Fret Board, ard A yesterday afternoon.
The probability that the floating debt will be pro-
viied for ard the suits agans: the Company with
drawp has brought in some buyers Central hiss been
heevy, and opening at 81 closed at 790194 One OF
the Directors who was in town yesterday, stated that
he knew Of no reason for the nonpsy nett
of the February dividend. Ls Crosse recovered y
cent of the decline of yesterday. Erie was HdHI
sgsnst S yesterday and the transactions 10 this stock
were quite limited. Cleveland and Pittsburgh shows
an advance of = cent and the Western shares gen.
e,ally were better, but not active. In Bonds, the
transactions 5000 co., add incl1ded an unu'
sual variety. Missouri 6s and Tennessee 6, declined
q cent but the market generally ~as steady. GALE OF
New-York City So, 1898 made at % Illinois Cen
trail bonds were finn at yesterday price, and railroad
bonds ger erally steady and IN fair demand The
sses Of Barb Stocks small, bu. prices have 40
upward tendency. On the whole the Stock market
il remarkably well sustained in view Of the great ad
varce Of the last thirty days, which s strong temp
taon for early buyers realize, and tse inference is
fair one that the outsde public for investment has
absc rbed larger quantities of securities than has here
fore been supposed. is certao that floating about
the street the supply of the leading stocks Is much
less than usual. moderate further advance, how
ever in prices may change all this, and briog more
stock on the market than the bull movement will be
able to control.
In Exchange there is but little doing and prices are
finn. leading drawer is asking 1921 for Sterling,
but first lass bank and bankers signatures can be
had at 1851 1854. Francs are j.45S5.l2i.
Feigh's are heavy. To Liverpool the engagements
are | 2CO bbls. Flour at Is Cd 92s.; 5000 bush.
Wheat, in bags, at SD. Cotton at SOD 200 boxes
Cbeess at 27s. Cd; 5000 Slaves at 3Os. To
London: 1900 bbs Flour at %. Cd a2s 3D.; 500
bbs Crude Turpeniire at s. Cd 400 boxes Cheese at
35s. TO Glasgow: 90 600 Slaves at 40s. A brig OF
III tuns 70 Aux Cages and back private terms. A
brig of $50 tuns for Sagua Ia Grsnde for 200 The
brig Pco for Csdiz Msrseillss and Great Britain,
with -Four priv ate terms. schooner OF lIO tuns,
for St. Domingo and back, for 81, 300. bark, for
Buenos Ayres, with White Pine Lumber, at sl5, and
v cent pIimage. bark Of :, 800 bbs. capacity to
Glasgow, for 81 200.
Tie business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1882, ,6O-$73 Geo from Customs; Payments, S3li,'
s5s SO; Balance, s., $50. i65 81.
S. Diaper will hold auction sale at the Merchants
Exchange tomorrow friday, at l2l o'clock, incud-
ing large amount of bu.iress notes.
Albert II. Nicolay will hold special sale of stocks
ard bonds tomorrow tFrday) at l2l O'Clock, at the
Merchants Exchange,
The following sales were made at auction BY s.