New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
MINING BOARD.
FRIDAY, October l2-p. N.

FRIDAY, OctoDer l%-P. n.
The improved feeling of yesterday in the stock
market continued to day, and there was general
advance 10 the quotations of the list The parties who
have been selling short spon the political aspect Of the
country have been disappointed In the effect OF the
Pepnaylvsps election, and have been quietly covering
their shorts, while o,rDg little or no oppoidoto the
improvement of the market. We have not for some
time past set the opponents of the upward tendency
of prices exhibit go little courage as to-day. The
Pennsy vana election appears to have been their last
card, and that bss failed TO prove winning one. The
suspension Of specie shipments, consequent upon the
decline 10 exchange and the revival Of increasing earn-
ipgs upon the Western roads, has awakened TO new
energy the sprit Of specula ion, which has been
latent for tie last few days. Outsiders
are buying more freely. Without any concertedacdon
the prominent bulls of the Stock Exchange oporat
ing for another advance Central among the most
active Stoke and advanced TO 49, at the first session.
The business thus far in October fully meets the expec
taope Of the Inausgers, and hear unotcisly from
Albany promises reach 5000 900 1926 900 for the
month Erie was also strong and in fair demand The
English directors are understood to be buying Hudson
River shows further advatce, closing at 6is bad.
The traffic on this Road in October has been 'onparl-
lively folly equal TO that of September. Tine Western
shares were better favor in the first week OF Oco-
Der as most of them encourages the idea of large
business throughout the Winter and sustansthe views
we have before expressed that the check OF the last
portion of September was only temporary. Between
Boar the market vas finn aud asthe Second Board
the market was still upward with few exceptions
Galena was in good demand and strong selling up 10
~. Rock Issnd was slio firm. Illinois Central was
in demand bot quiie ct So The business of the
Land Office thus far in October has been fourfod as
great as 10 the Summer months. In The Bond n Arke
there was Ia &c and welldsuibutsd busness at fail
prize Michigan Sousbern second mortgage sold st
g. and the Erie Issues are better. There was small
sale of Buffalo, New York and Erie bonds at 80 and
So WISE atrwald bid. We hear Of come large private
transactions 80. Tue increased earnings Of the
current month have attracted attention to these bonds
The increase il so 10 IS per cent. At the cose Of bust
ne SO in the street. there some disposition shown TO
hammer cone of the leading stocks but not much effect
was produced. Tee closing quotations were: Tennes
see State is 904 a90,; VirgiDs State js, 90l 9Ol;
Missouri Is, 79G79l; Calf mia STATE 7s, 9309ii
Dehuare aud Hudson. 90 a 80; Pennsylvania Coal,
So 83; Cumberland Coal Prsfsrre!, Is IA; Pacific
Nail, 81 49,; New-York Ceniral S)l so; Erie
49, 800; Huds II, 6i} bi3; Harlem Preferred 81 a
5li; READING, A dH!i Michigan Central, g. 4 49,
Michigan Stuthern aud Northern Iocisua, II, 81
Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 49, 1885, Panama,
12i l2j; Illinois Central 81 as; Galena a1d Chi
cage Railfoad 4 qU! Cleveland and Tolsdo Rail-
read, i6l iGi; Chicago and Rock island Railroad,
731 -; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
S9lGS92.
The exchange market lie quiet aud rather heavy a
los 100 Tor sterling and 49, 5I7l for frass. The
supply Of bile good and bankers are willing be
free dTawere
Freights--To Liverpool-32, 600 BUSH Corn at II a
ll6., il bulk and bags 80 600 bush Wheat at il -.
in bulk and II 3D. IL bags; 500 bis. Flouc At 3s
eco bs!es Cotton at 731d. 100 ties. Beef at &c. id
500 boxes Cheese 81 JCs. To Gl4sgow-2J hhds. Ia
low en- private terms. To London-2OO bale, Hops AZ
60. 70 Bremcn-l 000 bbls. Rosin at Be- Cd; 50
cases Tobacco a, 9j, 10 ROt,eraau-l, 900 b5ls.
Flour at e. 3d.. 100 bSls. Aches at $751; ard 10 GOO
Eight Pipe ayes az $40. ship with Breajst1iIs 80
a Bn ish out port on private terus. \ brig Of ~OJ
Iuns, from eastward tie West indies with Lumber,
al IS 30 3 ST. A schooner Of 40 uus, sam vojays
ana back 10 New. ok Tor 81 ,Cc. bFsof 40 tans
% TIE Wet iuoss for 81 Co., p5rt charges Fad' auu
schooner Of 200 tuns to Charleston, with Gaiho' "1
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The business Of the SubFressury was; receipts
sos NC 5Jior Customs, sos OVOi P'ymsnts' sti7.-
3CJ sc; Balance siJoS,%35 IL.
Annexed are toe teails Of the earnings OIL 'he Gl--
ra'spd ChcIgo Union Railroad for the week eaoug
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