New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
SECOND BOARD
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MosDAY. Nov. l4-P. VI.

The business at the Stock Exchange this morning,
although not large, at slight improvement IN
prices, except in two instances The market
bad very dull Tone however, through the day, and
in the afternoon particularly tame and inactive
The most important movements were in Panama and
Illinois Central, for the former of which the market
was strong and higher, while in the latter there
was a marked decline, with larger sales than
usual. The lowest point touched in the morn
ing was 62l, and at the close of the call the
stock was in demand at this price, but in the afternoon
he bids were " cent lower, and on sellers option
contracts was done at 62 The decline in the En-
gish market repeatedly the Hungarian il undoubtedly
the cause of the depression here. The quotations give
sles at 80 cent discount. Meantime the business Of
the road very satisfactory and there s not road at
the West which gives better promise in its traffic
through the Winter than the Illinois Central.
The dealings in New-York Central were I'M
usually small, but prices were shade
better. The Western shares generally were steady,
but appeared to drag little in the closing transactions
Gaena and Rock Island were both slightly better az
the start but on the second call the improvement was
lost, and both stocks were dull. Toledo declined
fraction, but not dealt in TO any extent. Pacinc
Mail was rather rmer, but, with the rest OF the mar
ket fell off little later n the session. The business
in State securities limited, and prices, upon the
whole, were trife lower. The market for Missouris
and Vrgnias has been affected 10 some extent by the
prospects of political agitation. For Railway bonds
there is a fair inquiry, and especially for those which
take good rank in the list for investment AT the Sec
ond Board the business was very small, and prices
fraction lower The market was very dull. The
closing quotations were: For New-York Central, 500
sOI Galena, 1Es72; Rock leland, 62s 062a; Toledo,
l9aa20; Michigan Central, Al 94lli Michigan South
ern, Ga al; Preferred d. T30ls Illinois Central,
62I a62i Pacific Mail, 72l 973; Panama, 1916 OBS;
Hudson River, 37a03S; Reading, 80 035; Missouri,
4ias4s.
In foreign bills there but little doing, and we no
tice no change. Sterling, 1897 0ll0t. Francs 5.l5@
5.l3i.
Freights to Liverpool 900 bales Cotton at 3l6d, 300
bbls Rosn at o. 3d. and 500 boxes Cheese per steamer
at 4Os To London 500 boxes Cheese at 4Os, so casks
Rice at $685. 100 bbls Spirits at 6s, 10 hhds Taow at
25s.. 50 tuns Oil Cake at 25s To Glasgow, 20 hhds.
Talow at 27s. cd. brig of 200 tuns TO West Indies
and back for 81 500. To Gibraltar, 500 bbls Flour
at &c., 800 bbls. Rum at &c. y gallon, On bbls Rosln
at 81, 50 tuns Measurement Goods at 25s. The ship
Southern Rights from Charleston 10 Liverpool with
Cotton, ON private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1866 O75-for Customs $lUo,OoO Payments, sllo,-
GA SO; Balance, $5,344,0i2 Is.
The Pacific Bank has declared dividend of D .
cent payable LIST December. The Trustees of the Ohio
Life and Trust Company are paying dividend OF III
p cent to creditors, interest being made up TO August
a. 1857, the day of failure. We learn also that Mr.
Reemelin one of the Trustees has filed his resignation
in the United States Court of Ohio, leaving the man.
sgement of the trust with James p. Klbreth alone.
The bushes of the Clearinghouse was $25, S2 ,OOo
David BURNETT esq., has been elected President of the
Citizens Bank Of this city, in place of Jay Jarvis, es4,
who declined reelection on account of il-health.
The holders of the frst y cent mortgage bonds Of
the Dauphin and Susq1ehanna Coal Company will be
paid their dividend OF the proceeds of the sale Of the
Companys property, on presenting their bonds and
coupons TO Charles Cabot, No. GO Gold street.
The Hannibal and St. Joseph receipts for October