New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
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ket A. the same tine The Iesut Of 20 much success
i. bodpess and confidence 10 their oPeraion', ~nich
ss,y. not Only TO prevent any reacuon, but to en-
.our.es fresh soeeusiiou even at the Sivanced qs)-
,.,io.s ,v rulnc. The a1inus Of the specalA,ion y
!, wan street, hut il is Ai:sd In IT. progress by the
h,oLe,, Ard ;obbers Of other cities, who generally
man N s.m with the tide. A portion OF
,bs announcement il warranted by the more I
cheerful ard encouraging appearance OF rail-
x,v business bat there il doubtless great
de.I n stimulus in the movements, which IL
p,f.xorsble 70 the permanenoe and heath Of the
market. TIE busin.ss OF the Autumn has Already
been pretty thoroughly discounted, and pne's are
as Oh az the most ssneuiDe bulls of the street
an.icipa.ed during The Autumn; but when the speed
l.,ye ,eam gets fairly up operators for the rise fnd
il a. difficult 70 see the top Of the market 81 their OPP
popep. DO 10 6x upon the lowest poins OF decline.
Nev.YoYk Central sold a. high a. II; ., the First
Bo.rd. bu. closed fraction lower. The registered
,,.rssctieps were no, large but the private
,.les were more important than usual. Rsst-
inc was active ard advanced TO Al, closing firm
at the mice In the Western shares the most a,tIve
movements were in Galens, Michigan Central, and
Illinois Central. Gslena was especially active sell
ing at the start at ~. but closing at ~; with free
supply Of stock from leading commission house.
Illinois Central advanced more decidedly than suy
stock on the list partly on account of the improved
quotations brought out by the Per-ia from England
and partly from favorable traffic accounts for the
month thus fer. Rock Island was stesdy
but fell of slightly after selling at 7Os.
Upon the whole the Western shares scarcely kept pae
with the rest of the market in poir Of strength az
buoyancy. At the Second Board the market was
lower again for majority of the stocks dealt in and
business was rather dull during the session. There
was little more disposition TO buy just before the ad-
ourpmept, however and after the Board, prices were
shade better. The transactions in State Stocks
were not important during the day, but the market
was generally frmer. The closing prices we're; FOR
Virginia 6s 9ii a9iii Missouri Is, 81 asst; Can
ton Company l1idls; Cumberland Coal Company,
49, l3l; Pacific Mail, S3i aS3i; NeS-York Centfa
Railroad, SLASH; Ere Railroad, 4ld4si Hudson
River Railroad, 36l 36I; Harlem Railroad, lOt 1875
Harlem Railroad Preferred, 37d37i Reading Raul
road, 454 S45,; Mich gan Central Railroad, Fahi;
Michigan Southern ard Northern Indiana Railroad,
Ga a63 Guaranteed 2il a24i Panama Railroad, il'G
49, ulirois Central Railroad, 6s4d6sl; Gaiena and
Chicago Railroad, 7jl 975i; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 25l d25l, Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road, 60! q69;; illinois Central 7s Ssassi.
The foreign bill market is frmer, leadi'S drawer
having put his sterling rate up to llo5. BANKERS
generally ask lOi, but sold on Saturday and perhaps
TO day at llOi The supply OF outside bile Is very
light Francs are 5l5G5l2l.
Freights-To Liverpool, 100 bales Cotton at IA;
100 bales DO compressed, y steamer, at id.i |'oo'
boxes Cheese y steamer at 40s.; 500 bbls Beans al
o. Cd: 700 bbls Rosn at %. Cd % tee. Beet a. Is.
To London tuns Shells at 25s. 400 bbls. OIL at
s5s. To Antwerp, 50 tuus Measure nent Goods at
OBS. Cd; 200 hhds Tobacco a. 25s; $50 boxes Sugar
at 25s: $50 bales compressed Cotton at &c.; 1000
bags Coffee at &c.. 1900 bbls. Rosn at 3d.. 80 tuns
Logwood at 3Js
The business Of the Sub.TreasuY was: Receipts,
$l7A222 67-for Customs, $4,000; Payments, $i4s,
645 IA; Balance, 5,o92, $50 80.
The Receiver Of Taxes paid over to the Chamber
lain upward of $2j0OO0 received on personal taxes
to-day. Several wealthy citizens and some OF the
flush banks came forward upon the first day in order
to have the interest of at the rate o. y cent v
arnum for the longest period The shipment OF gold
On Saturday by the Ocean Qneen and Kangaroo
promises to be very large, and will be increased bJ
the advance in rates Of exchange Bars are In good
demand The business Of the Clearing House to-day
was 1913 1896. The general features of the money
market continue unchanged. The complaint 10 the
discount hou,es of short supply of desirable paper
and rates have tendency to greater ease. Gtedged
scceptances with GO days aniunder to run, go freely
at q 81 q cent. Two.name paper due this side Of
March, is passed at y cent.
The railroad reports are much more favorable than
those for last month. NewYork Central 10 estimat
ed will earn in September $72 600 TO $50 600 against
$3.50 600 last wear. The second week 10 September
the Michigan Central gives sj2i& against s52,Ol9
same week last year. the FIRST instance OF excess upon
this road for many months. The second week OF the
Michigan Southern is reported at $50 600, which is
about the came ss last year Rock Islsnd figures
not vet received but the second week is estimated at
about 40 GOO increase. The fret two weeks on the
Illinois Central give 1928 600, considerable increase,
and the largest business which has been done since
lSj6. The Land Office receipts for the came period
were go Coo The Milwaukee and Mississippi Road,
from present indications viii exceed 100000 in Sep
tembeJ, and may possibly earn 100000. The Hudson
River Is also Understood to be doing On increasing
traffic, ahead of the mouth last year. The Ma
con and Western Road for August earned s2s,OiS 30
expenses, $l3,sG2 80.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company has declared semi-annuai diy-
dend Of three per cent, payable October to holiers
10Th inst, and leaving surplus for tie year of
$l23 000--over two per cent Of Lbe cspts-siter de-
Quoting all expenses and appropriation to the sinking
fund. The increase of receipts for the month Of
August was $4,000 and the gain thus far il Septem-
Der cont nues fully up TO that rate.
Messrs. Ashley & Norris advertise for sale Sewer
age Bonds of the City Of Chicago, bearing 2 cent
interest and mature in 1881. They were Issued under
authority given by the State and City the interest Is
provided for by taxation and sinking fund established
of $50 GOO per apnum. These bonds are looked upon