New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

WEDNEsDAr, sept. S-P. ".
TIE share dealing, today were generally al slight
advance over prices ruling yesterday, and there was
rather more animation at the Frs. Board but there i
upop the whole no decided tendency to the market.
either TO advance decline, and spectators on both
side. appear equally discontented with the state Of
things developed in daily transactions. There was
lively movement in Pacific Mail shares during the day
the quotations opening at 90 aud gradually working
nm 10 o. in the aernoona recovery of the entire de-
cline of the day previous. Newiork Central advanced
70 TO- and held the quotation through the day, but
IVA. not unite so firm at the Second Board, and was
sold after the adjournment at 19i. Erie opened very
firm but was fraction lower in the afternoon, aud
finally sold at lS on short time. In Recalling, Michigan
Southern. Toledo and Rock Island, the features
of a slight improvement in the morning and partial
decline late in the dav were also noticed Gaena
not active at either session, but closed rife higher
than in the morning. The business in bonds was not
large. Missouris were maintained steadily, with u fair
amount of transactions but in other State stocks the
trade WAS very small. For railway bonds the in
ouiries indicate an improving market, aud prices
show slight advance. The stock market seems
to lack speculative vitality; the bulls on the
one hand making but slight efforts to advance
quotations by actual purchase, and the bears
on the other moving with equal caution for
the fall and thus between the two parties the market
is steady but very dull. The closing prices were sor
New York Central ~ a79t; Erie lsl alss; Reading
4ea4eI: Galena S3I Al S3s; Rock Island 12s 672l;
Hudson River -, d2ss; Toledo 3il d3is Michigan
Southern q! 2is: Milwaukee and Mississippi IL "a;
Michigan Central 5sl $751; Harlem TO- lO.; Mis-
souri 6s. 81 eS4i, &c.
The Foreign Exchange market has hardly opened
for Saturdays steamer. The quotations are un-
changed.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$2e7 704 63-s97 600 from Customs; Payments. $50
5SS Or; Balance, sl2,GlO,S76 O..
Freights: To Liverpool, $50 bales compressed Cot
ton at ID: 1850 bbls. Rosin at Is. ID 5000 bbls.
Flour at i0Jd 80 boxes Cheese at LIS. 3D.; 400 do
per steamer at 35s. and reported full cargo of l20OO
bbls. Rosin at Is. 4d. To London, 300 bbls. Crude
Turpentne reported :, GOO at 2s cd. To Rotterdam,
50 bbls Flour at - Sd. vessel of 400 tuns to north
side Of Cuba and back with Sugar at iOc., port
charges paid. vessel of 300 tuns out to Sagua la
Grande for 81 So
The Clearing House exchanges to-day were Sl7,Ol,-
722 80. and the balances 500 ,7OJ 81. The Illinois
Central Railroad Company give notice that they will
nav an nstalment of 20 per cent the outstanding
obligations Of the Company on demand.
s. Draper's daily auction sale of Bonds and Stocks
will take place tomorrow (Thursday at l2i o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Ncolay's regular auction sale of Stocks
and Bonds will take place tomorrow Thursday, at
I2I O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange. variety
of Bank Insurance. and other Stocks will be offered
The September Coupons on the 3d mortgage bonds
on the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company,
due on the 18TH will be paid presentation at the
office, No. 81 Exchange place.
The official report of the receipts of the Toledo,
Wabash and Western Railroad for August, was re-
..;ved this morning. as follows: