New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-22
THURSDAY, Oct. 2l-P. VI.


Tie Stork novene,t ihi- mornlng was = s""' 49,
grade bot aitrr early rln-acti"bs prices HPp "'o1
f. ,,,ile down upon stronger bis., ADD from '''''
n,,,s , moderate sdvarre w. established, and 'a-ef
in the day tie WHOLE market had nearly rec'Verel 10
clo-irg prices Of yesterday. TIE foreign adVees !"
recar 70 American stock no; quite st,isiaf''ry'
ard this fact Rad for the moment, an adverse innn-
.uce which taken with the inclination oi -on- W
the BUYERS e, ow prices to rralize profit was
stficielt to cause the temporary check ""''A
eu,u,d A, the first Board there was iar
degree If s,fv,ty in eaong stocks but not 40 mlch
exc,eu-r, attended the transactions a. Yesterday.
NerY,k Central came out freely at -, hu, wa ao-
srh.d without much ditficu ~, and the quotations
were /. n, steady du,ing the call Reading went to
90 but was in demand at thu price, and 10 closing
,rnrsa,tiop- wa done at slight improvement. The
.r4-ati,us in Michigan southern were not large and
bot, ca,s.s Of the t. Ok fell off at the start, especially
the Preferred which was quoted during the call as
lev as 53I, though afterwarj a fraction better
one of our evening contemporaries holds up this Cor
p,ration as a bad example Of railroad management, as
having not o. " adopted tie policy of paying DIVIDENDS
on it, preferred STICK but actual having declared
one. We are not that any such policy has been
agreed upon and ii is certain that no dvi'end has
r. tly been declared Gaena Offered freely n
seller option contracts but quite freely taken and
n, lie close was 10 fair request a s2l IL Is rnmored
in the street that Mr. Turner the President has re-
signed in consequences # the srOn o the stockh"li-
ers on the bridge question but this is not generally
credited Rock Island declined Ia 61f IN early
sae- but stiffened up little toward the close OF the
call aud was fraly steady at 6si Illinois Central
went down s2 under the effect of lower quotatoos
from Eng and and was rather dull during the session
though finer in the sft-n At the Second Board
the market was turn better throughout the hst,
thorgh son ewhat irregular. Rock Island advanced
to e ! in C nsequence of the report of favorable
decision in regard to the bridge which was an
noui ced by telegraph between the Boards. Most
Of Il prominent shares fraction CHER than at
the clos. of the mon ing session. The co'ing prices
were: For New.York Central, S51 dSl; Reading,
5ctd6i: Mclican Central 81 /. aj7; Michigan South
EN-. a, a2;i; Preferred do, 81 81; Panama, ll9'
Galera ~ ;. /; X OK Island 6'i 400; Illinois en-
tral sgyas3; Harlem, maui; Erie, l5id
Missouri Is, IS, sSi Virginia IS, 95a95i, 81.
The Foreign Bill market Is heavy AMI dull.
FreigLts are better; rather re active To LIVER
poo-6CO h Flour at Is I'd; 10000 bush. Ora at
A. a5d for Com in bulk, and Sd. for Wheat in bulk;
800 bales Cotton at 3-l6d.; goo bbs Lard at l1s. oi
| To Loudon-5CO boxes Cheese at 3Os. To Glasgow
500 hid. Slaves at 30s. To Antwerp 200 boxes
Sugar of 25s vessel hence to Charleston, to load
Cotton. for Liverpool at l3.32d. 4 ship from Balti-
more to Rotterdam, with Tobacco at 25s vessel
with 400 bbs to West India port, for 1880. The
ship noticed yesterday, for Amsterdam was the HUI
Ear, at about 81 goo
The business of the Sub.Treasury was: Receipts,
| sl32 I53 Is-slCl,o 100 from Customs. Payments,
| $l29, AGA 20. Balance, -, s6i,77S 63.
Al. 4 arr
large. reaching $23 SIC 49, In money there il still
Increasing ease especially on call. In Government
and State stocks the supply is abundant at p as q
cent and other securities at T. cen. In the dis
count houses the rates are 3di y cent short and
las cent long paper The supply is still far be-
low the demand dispatch to tue Rock Island Rail
road Company gives the information that the suit in
the United States Court in Iowa to restrain the Com
pany from repairing the Rock Island bridge
has been decided in favor Of the Company. The
bridge we understand, needs but slight repairs Toe
Erie Board have meeting tomorrow, wnen Mr. No
ran will no doubt be reelected President If some of
the Directors talk In the Board they do oo.eiir,
here will be discussion on the subject of the
,alary. There have ben rumOrs current for some
tim that n violation of the recent agreement between
the four great routes to the West the part OF the
Central Road, had been referred to Mr. Barlow, the
referee. Mr.. Barlow, in note to The Cincinnati
Commercial, where statement of the case appeared
denies that any reference has been ade to him. The
demand for Treasury Notes good, and holders are very
firm at premium for T. cents, 3l6 q premium fof
a Z certs, and ! premium for Il & cents. Some
Gales have been made at about these rates.
The earnings of the Panama Road for September
show large increase. They sli3,l?5 80 against
s957 7S, showing gain of 81 1888 -.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Com
pany at its sem-anuual meeting made the following
report of earnings and expenses for six mouths ending
Sept. 80, 1853, with the same time in 1857:
RECEIPTS.
1s5.. 1858. Decrease.
From SO So di4Oil n $500 81