New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03


Reading wss reached. when the steady sad courage
Gus buyine of few leading operators appeared to df
fuse more confident spirit, and from ,ha, point L, the
,;y,a If adjournment therc WAS frmer and xeaiier
tor, The sales of New York Central a, the rx Board
co., nm An aggregate OF over 6,OO0 shares, and
Reading 6.l0O shares, the ls:ter in particular
showing uncommon stesdiness IN the lace ~
A market rather adverse in its general nclissaoa-
The Philadelph;ans have been buying freely within
two or three dsys Gaena went down to u IN early
sales. but was rallied bv the free purchases of LEAD
ing operator and finally closed at IS; bid On the call
Rock Island was acye and from 66, with considerable
confusion and excitement adv anced to COT. Michigan
Central asoimproved from rst sales and was steady.
The dealings in Michigan southern not lsrge and
both classes of the stock less affected by the general
heavness rs, apparent most ofthose whichengage
speculative attention PanamS fell Of TO ll9 s60 but
was firm at the quotation. At the second Board tbs
market was upon the whole toleraby well mantascd,
undergoing. however, several slight fluctuations. Cos-
siderable short stock has been taken in during the day
but others have been quite ready to put out new coz
tracts fer the Fs and the line has probably increased
rather than diminished. 1t is quie probable that n
this way tie market may be considerably oversoti,
ard thus another rising movement be initiated by the
disposition of the bulls to take advantage OF the pos-
ton The items which contributed tn depress the mr-
ket yesterday have partially lost their iohusoce, anA
the tone of the foreign news is considered more cheer
full Outsiders have temporarily withdrawn nom ac-
tive participation in the speculative movements
frightened little BY the threatening tendency of tho
market but the disposition to dabbe IN stocks stiA
strong and when the current fairy turns IN the duec
ton of advance orders would be quite likely to in
crease even beyond their former volume. The closing
prices were, for New-York Central, SisGSti; Erie,
l6I ai6,: Reading, 52i a52; Michigan Southern, 2,f
e9i-Prefened % s53l; Michigan Central, 56l eaoi;
Rock Island. G6l s66l Gslena, 7sle7ss; Illinois
/ Central. s. GS5l; Missouri 6s, SSi es9, &C.
| The Foreign Exchange market closed quite heavy
ard the amount of transactions for the Boston steamer
has been quite moderate. large number OF bills u
left over. Commercial signatures of Sterling arc ot
a9s b. cent Banks and Bankers, u a9i cent.
Bankers signatures sold as low as q y cent. Francs
are 5.l7l la5.l3i.
Freigh.s are inactive and rates for Breadstuffs sre
nominal. To Liverpool 500 boxes Cheese, per
steamer at 4Os 300 bbls. Rosin at Is. %. To Gl"s-
gov: 1000 BUSH Wheat at ID, in bags. To Antwerp
300 bales Cotton at 81. To Hamburg 900 bags
Timothy Seed at l2d. 3 bush. A brig from Uuon
Island to Buenos Ayres with Lumber at 81, D cent
primage. The Northern Eagle to San Francisco fT
sle.75O A vessel from Jacksonville 10 Cieniuegs,
and thence to New-York at i2c for Sugar and - ~
for Moasses on deck. vessel from Wilmington 10
Wipdwsrd Islands. with Lumber at sll 80. vessel
to Atakapas and back at q 25 out and 8 20 home,
up the river Two vessels, to load Eastward al VI ~
y tun brig from st. Mary's to Kingston, Janai'e,
with Lumber at SlO vessel at 81 % out aud back
from barrel stake at 81 80.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
4l26 5sI 99-for Customs $65 200; Payments, $685.
O67 II; Balance, $s,7o2, l03 ~.
The receipts in the Land Office Of the Illinois Cea'
tral Railroad Company during October were y" wv.
The total amount of bonds Cancelled up to the 3Oth ut
was s98 600.
The Bank of the State Of New-York has declared
a dividend of 81 p cent, payable on the 10th. Tho
business of the Clearing Heu today was very large
amounting to $2iIW,26I :.
s. Draper's regular daily auction sale of Stocks and
Bonds will take place on Wednesday, at III o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nicolays regular daily auction sale ot
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow, Wednes-
day, at l2I O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
AT the election of Directors of the Chatham Rank
Yesterday cup d6tat took place, and a new Board
was elected, involving change in the executive ot
the Bank. The new Board is as follows: NsthSnisa
Hayden William X. Belcher, Bepjamin W. Clspp,
George G. Collins, William L. Conkln, Joseph N.
Cooper Thomas Davenport, John Il. Dunham Benja-
min W. Merriam, Alfred L. Rowe, Charles j. Shepard,
Charles Sandford Samuel Utter, Oliver w. WOoiford,
Thomas Woodward. Mr.. Hayden, it is understood,
will be made President vice Mr.. Leveridge, who ~
left out Of the Board. Mr.. Hayden is highly re-
spectacle and conservative gentleman, and has for
many wears been the agent here Of Of tho South
Carolina Banks We hear also that there has been
a change in the Presidency of the Grocors Bank.
A further remittance of 100000 in gold went
| 10 tie South to-day. AT the present rate
Of bills on the North at New-Orleans, theso
remttances pay about v cent per month
on the operation, which is much better than
employing the money here. The Money market gen-
orally does not sympathize to any extent with the a.
tempt Of certain Banks TO advance the rates Of inter-
est In some cases slightly increased rates have been
paid, and there probably fewer loans making st
extreme low rates than during las, week. But boz
rowes still continue to obtain call loans on fsvorts
, collatersls at 3Gi cent, and frst-cass paper 10
passed at 3a5 y cent, mostly a. 4a5 v cent
| We annex comparative statement Of tho exports
Exclusive Of specie from New-iork to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. |:
Total for the week...... sl,sl742 si8t5S el,4&1s
Previously ti750,s5 5sss5.ID 4S""Ss
Since January i..... sses,4o5 ssLns.77a s1.n2eos
: The New-York and New Haven Railroad Company's
receipts for October 1853 were;
Passenger. and freight......,........ ssJgg -
other