New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
SATURDAY, Sept. lO-P.


Business was active at the fret Board to-day, and
the market was strong throughout the session. rather
improving upon the early sales the dealings pro-
ceeSed. Jutt at the close there was slight hesta-
ton On the part Of buyers, and after the Board the
market became comparatively dub, excep. for one or
two ,tcchs which were scarce for delivery. 10 the
afternoon the tone Of speculation underwent avery
ptible change snd there was disposition to
sell The movement for the rise appeared TO come to
q decided halt for the time and prices gave way
slowly up to the close Of the session AfHr the
Board and until the close Of business, prices had
downward tendency. The market has arrived al that
stage when q very strong and continued sup
mort is necessary to establish higher quota.
tons, and as the margins for profit have
already been very much covered in the
movements Of the past three weeks, the inducements
" speculate for II rise materially lessened. After
IN advance Of lOper cent within short time, oper
ators mu.t have lot only abundant means, but
great deal of nerve for larger profits by adng
10 already heavy masses Of stock. The registered
trans actions in New-York Central, at both Boards,
embrace 6O5O shares the stock touching 79l in the
morning but closing at 79 in the afternoon and finally
selling in the street down to 49, Galena was quite
active, and improved the cell at the frst Board,
under large purchases by a leading operator. Tue
stock was quite scarce and between the Boards sold
az high as IS, but was down to 741 sgain in the
afternoon. In Reading the movement was Wig
saous and the stock advanced TO 4Gt AUD
although fraction lower in the last transactions,
was, upon the whole, very firm. In the atter-
noon there were no sales registered, but tue
bidding price was 45i. Hudson River was steady at
3GI. with moderate sales. In Southern Guaranteed,
Toledo. and Rock Island, the transactions were not
imoortsnt. but the market was tolsrably well MAN.
tanned for EACH Illinois Central advanced to 6Sl,
with dealings 10 a fair extent, bat fell of at the
Secopd Beard Pacific Mail rather heavy
through the day. and, after selling down to ST. was
finally offered at SO after the Board State Stocks
were steady, but not especially active. In Railway
Bonds there was q well-distrbuted business,
but no very decided change in prices. The ransao-
tons were small at the Second Board, except in New
York Central and the buyers of stocks were supplied
with some eagerness. At the close of the day the
market was dull and rather heavy. The latest quota
tiops in the street were for NewYork Central 7SsQ
7sa; Galepa 74a74l; Rock Island 69t a69i; Michi-
gan Central 46t i6a Michigan Southern Guaranteed
Ma2iI; Toledo 20 a26l; Reading 45l ai5i; Illinois
6sa6sl; Hudson River 36a36I Harlem Preferred
3q37l; Pacific Mail S2I as3; Panama lii sGlls;
Missouri C s4s esii, &c.
The foreign Exchange market has not been very
active for the steamers Of to-day but quotations are
well sustained Sterling is 1907 ll0I cent? Francs,
5.l5a5l2I
HIeights to Liverpool, 200 bbls. Resin at IS To
London $50 bbs Rosin at IS Cd SO bbls. Spirits at
L.. Sd. v $50 Ii. brig Of 2i5 tuns, out to north
side Cuba, for 81 500 vessel of go tuns, out to
Porto Rico and back from Turks Island on private
terms.
The business Of the Sab-Tressury was: Receipts,
162 900 Il; for customs, 81 900; payments, s97,-
623 I6; balance, $i9l9,7Ss 81. Treasury Notes for
customs this week, ~ ,S65 81.
The business OF the Clearing. lIous. was $780,
229 A.. The Exchanges for the week were $575,-
H5 $50, berg daily average of s2o095 ST., against
t2009i, 49, for the week ending on Saturday last.
The net receipts at the Pitt burgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad for the week ending 9TH inst,
were $a3,4 50.
The Chicsgo, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad Au.
gust earnings were: