New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

purchases the par. Of tie bill dique TIE street
This state OF the market, at q time wher outsiders
take but lttie If any. interest except 10 time opera
items is considered by the conservative men OF the
street a. strong evidence Of is instability, and L Is
this cling which s gradually increasing the torcss
OF the bes- party, although the movements
FOR the decline a.e more thsl usually eau
,ious. Theee sentiments are eatertsinet even
by mary who hsve believed, and who still be-
heve, in a gradually improving stock market. To-
Whist pc ints prices may be carried under the excite
OF stock speculation II 10 Of course impossible
10 say. but il would undoubtedly, be more healthy
coodton Of matters il the movements for the sdyaece
we're less violent AID more IL the ratio of improve
ment in ii a merits of the stocks dealt In. The high
es. price for New-Yotk Central, at the First Board,
was Sol from which quotation the stock gradually
declined on the call; between the sessions It W" up
again to 81 but liz the afternoon was sold down TO 81 t.
The Western shares were generally from to |
cent lower, with rather larger supplies of cash stock,
particularly in Galeps and Rock Island. Illinois Gen.
tra was rather dull g. and finally sold at the price,
boo Reading declined 10 i5 and offered freely a.
the price at the close. Pacific Ma was firm at 50 which
is email improvement prices current yesterday.
The business State stocks WAS TO fair extent, and
prices were generally very veil sustained. MIS-
souris declined a. the Second Board. In R.Say
Bonds the dealings were moderate, but for fAvorte
descriptions the demand fair, and prices IN some
instances better. At the afternoon session the trans
actions were not unusually large, bu. prices were
lower for leading stocks and the market had rathera
heavy lct during the session, but at the close the
decline wss partially checked by vigorous bidding on
the part Of the bull brokers' and after the Board quo
tations were generally better. The closing prlcs
were For Virginia 6s, 81 09ii; Missouri 6s, sac
81; Canton Company, lsGlSi; Cumberland Coal
Company, lialii; Pacific Mai, e3i eS5t; New-iork
Central Railroad, 500 aSOi Erie Railroad, Al Siti
Hudson River Railroad 36i 1851; Harlem Railroad,
lOl a lOl; Harlem Railroad Preferred, B. aa /; Read
ing Railroad, 45ei5. Mich gan Central Railroad
47I9E3; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, 6le6i; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Guaranteed ~ a p; Panama Railroad ilSd
ISL Illinois Central Railroad, 81 d6S; Galena and
Chicago Railroad, 75I asa; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 2ii o25; Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad,
69i aG9;; Illinois Cen,ral7s 81 aS's.
In Exchange there is nothing new The market
closes steady at 1927 10, for Sterling, DO S5l2i
flr francs.
Freishts to Liverpool: 50 tuns Oil Cake at i2s. Cd.
$50 bales Cotton at 3-6d. G7'2d 100 bbis Spirits at
is; 600 boxes Cheese per steamer, at iOs and 10
bales Cotton at ID. To Bremen: 10000 Slaves on
private terms. A vessel of 80 tuns burden, home
from the West Indies, at IS per tun. One OF 10
tuns to Fernandns at $500, and one Of 7O tuus fro
Jackso aville to Jamaica, with Lumber, at $ll
feet, and home with lcgwood at 81 per tun.
The business of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
1901 SIS l2-for Customs SO 900; Payments, $780,
Ci3 g.; Balance, $4,SS0OO2 OIL.
TIE Africs. to-day, took 1894 @66 in specie. The
shipments of the week are estimated at million and
half 70 two millions.
The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month
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Earnings August ooo 0' "