New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 3-P. NJ


WypsrspAY, Nov. 3-P.N'
IT,. ,. somewhst unsettled in the STOCK
~. ,t;a r,o,,;rc but upon the whoie spPea,eu 10
,,.;r little in strength, after nc" .,;o c.
gan ',''' 9TH considerable steadiness. Spec
passed tne oiu0" J,.. however, and there ia much
na''on opp the psrt Of outsiders to assist in the
less u'''''O than was anticipated. This is,
ranyipg n consequence of the effort making to
Pe1haPs' 70 -. ..tes of money: but many have been
savaloe d from the market By the continued decline,
,.,o,ts. which are well founded, of greatly
S"s;r;,bed business on the Western railways. The
-.obIsm now TO be solved in speculative point OF
- q whether continued abundance of money will
,,e people enoughto reutraze the adverse features
q ANAL earnings and very scanty profits. When the
,... outside public IL fairly engaged in speculation,
u, inclination is generally to ego it blind" with but
re reference TO actual merits or values, but when at
mint Of hesitation it is very different matter. The
,sst leading stock of the market, NewYork Central,
S, been well maintained throughout the day, showing,
:, fact a small advance as compared with closing
o,astions of yesterday. Reading also has shown
sr.st frmpess though not quite active as for day
J, two past The Philadelpbans have been free buy.
81, for several days. and taking considerable stock
mt of the market. Illinois Central active,
end quite steady for cash stock at the quotations of
Yesterday. Galena opened at 7Sl but fell off little
n the call closing tolerably firm at 7Si Rock Island
h.d but little animation but held quotations with tol
ersbls steadiness. rumor current in the street
to-day that new injunction had been obtained against
tbe bridge, but We can find 10 confirmation oft. The
October receipts will probably reach $4,000. Hudson
River was firm at % in the morning, and later in the
ha obara will uyo
show small ncrt ase, while the expenses have been
materially diminished. Michigan Central Michigan
sorberu and Toledo were fraction better, but not
-,o.,pept in the transactions. Delaware and Hudson
i,puei off y cent from opening quotations, while
pansylvana Coal advanced /. AT the Second Board
ssry everything on the list underwent slight in
,uyement but there was no animation and after the
adjournment the market bsciame quite tame, and n
some instances fraction lower. The movement in
State stocks to-day, though not very large has been
generally towards higher prices. Mssouris advanced
again to 80, and North Csrolinas show an improve.
,trr Of y cent over last quotations The closing
nrces were ,,r NewYork Central, siI a sis Reading
s2I052,; Hudson KiySr, 32l a32t; Michigan South.
em, 23i a24; Preferred do, 53a53l; Galsna, 7sd
7si; Rock leland 66i 66s; Pacific Mail, 1861 9lO6i
Toledo 331 33s; Michigan Central 56i 656s; Har-
lem, l2a al2i; Missouri 6s, ssi ss9, &c.
In Foreign Exchange there is little or nothing doing,
and the rates are heavy and nominal
Freights are lower and rather nominal. To Liver
poo 600 bush. Grain at 3D. in bags; 200 bales COM
messed Cotton at 3I6Q7-32d. so bales per steamer
at ID; 500 boxes Cheese at i0s. 30 casks Ashes at
l7s Cd To Glasgow, 10000 BUSH Grain at I'd. To
Bremen, 400 bales Cotton at &c. small foreign brig
TO Csdiz on private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts,
&lSS3sO--for Customs, $1,000; Payments, $H7,-
OeS n; Balance, ts,4l3,424 n.
The Third Avenue Railroad has declared quarterly
dividend Of q y cent, payable on the 10th inst
TIE ebssse In the Grocers Bank alluded 10 yestcr-
DAY is the election of Mr. Edward Willis to the Presi-
dency vice Mr. Charles Dennison resigned. The EN-
pire City for New-Orleans took $780, 600 in specie
Some further amounts are ordered 10 60 forward and
the entire amount sent South will probably reach five
millions.
Messrs. Van Week, Read g. Drexel are buying the
overdue Coupons Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company.
Messrs. Morse g. Co., No. III William street, are
buying the overdue coupons Of the Erie Railroad.
The business of the Clearinghouse to-day was
$22 396 0I5. The market has been dull for several
days for Treasury Notes, but holders ask previous
rates. The quotations are nomnally v cent prem.
for A y cents ] y per cent PREM for a. y cents
par for 4 and Al v cents, and al v cent discount
for y cents. Some of the Banks are asking higher
rates of interest for money, Y cent. Those Banks
which have been losing considerable coin to the
South are not disposed to lend freely as they did
twenty days ago, and in several cases have been
obliged to call in leans. The supply of money, how
ever, from other quarters is abundant at cent, and
some leading stock houses continue to have considera-
bic amounts from private sources at 3 cent. The
result of the recent movement to advance the rates
of interest appears TO be that, with many loans al pre-
vious rates and loans already made continuing undis-
tubed at previous rates. there has been al advance OF
lal cent established the bulk of the loans made
on the extreme low rates ruling in October In paper
the change is not important as the supply OF hrstclass
names is very moderate, but some transactions have
been made at y cent higher rates. The impression
the street appears to be that the improvement we
have noticed canno. but be temporary.
Albert II. Nicolays regular daily auction sale OF
Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow tFhurs-
day at l2l o'clock, a, the Merchants Exchange.
s. Drspers regular daily auction sale of Stocks and
Bonds will take place to morrow Thursday, at l2i
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The commerce Of this port for the past month shows
the annexed results;
1856. 1851. ISIS.
Dusiable merchandse... t9 92 oal Ssl9lgo SSssttso