New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24


of real sellers, and their own unmi.isaed hammerlng
Toe decH1e 10 general throughout the st Of Railway
shares and ranges from to per cent for msoy OF
the leading Stocks compared with the quotations oil
yesterday afternoon. The market rallied to m'der-
ate extent between the Boards aud prices were little
better in the afternoon exsp. for Erie, which sold
down to354. There was considerable excitement at this
session, and although TIE temper Of the market was
not decided there wa. much less of the fictitious panic
Of the morning, AID sxadier feeling at the ciose'
After the Board prices we're generally fraction better
and be locations d at the scare" had nearly
snbsded No instsrce in the past history OF the STOCK
Exchange presents stronger uitIati1n OF the inno'
Of humbug UPON the minds Of Stock SPECTATORS
Net one In fifty believes in the trash about secession
and sill it has m eec! In causing hesation snd doubt
and tie field s TINS practically abandoned to the mach
nations bear who woudh the Union dissolved
paper every month if they could create decline oil
one per cent in the stock market. There are large
Gums Of money now seeking investment, held back
only 70 zee the full effect of the absnrd alarm which
prevails and tie next phase Of the market following
the paenty lowest figures which can be established
will probably develop tsel in large absorption OF
cash stock There is too much shrewdness and ineli-
gence among business men, to admit Of a continuance
Of fright which has its origin only in the stale lotions
of political depaeogues. Within the last ten
days upward of three thousand shares of Erie
have been purchased on English account, and by
every steamer fair amount OF orders was
received but We presume the impending dissolution Of
the Union has not been thoroughly circulated in that
quarter. There was but moderate business done in
State Stocks during the day, and the only important
sales Of Railway Bonds of Michigan Southern
I'd mortgage which declined TO CO. Sales Of the new
Federal lean have been made during the day at l0l,
and an active inquiry has been made for them. One
house alone received applications in retail way for
$500 eco. The closing prices Of the day were: for
Tennessee Sts.e &c, 9ea90l; Virginia State Be, 80
d9OI; Missouri 6s, 76a7; Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, 95a96; Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany 81 SO; Cumberland Coal Company, Preferred,
l2al3 Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 92S93; New
York Central Railroad, 8i4GSa Erie Railroad, 3o50
352; Hudson River, So; Harlem Railroad, 1910
l5I; Harlem Preferred 42I a42l; Reading, AL Al;
Michigan Central, 63I aG3l; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana 1SGlS3; Michigan Southern Guar
anteed, 42a42l; Panama 123al24 Illinois Central,
772a7S; Gslena aud Chicago Railroad, 49, a733
Cleveland and Toledo, 36I a36l; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 673 a6S; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad S5I 1885,.
The Foreign Exchange market ia heavy for TO NOR
row q steamer, and quotations take lower range.
Bankers bills are quoted at from 1881 ol0Si for Stsr.
lipg with sales at the lower rate. Commercial bills
are quoted at 1881 1884, bat good bills have been sold
considerably lower. Francs range at from $40 To
5.HI.
Fr.iehts are more &C i've. To Liverpool, $4,000
bush Wheat at u l2id in bulk, and ~ l2ld. in
bags 40 900 bush. Corn at II 3D. in bulk and lid in
bags 800 bales Cotton at ID; 300 bbs. Flour at
&c. 3D. a &c. AID; 5000 bags Peas at 1919. in bags 80
tes Flaxseed at 35s. To London, As 900 bush Wheat
at 1874 al33d in bulk and bags; 1880 bbls Flour at
&c. 3D.. and $50 bales Hops at 3D. To Glasgow, 6,OOO
bush Wheat on private terms To Bristol, 600 bu.h
Wheat at l3d. in bags. A brig Of 300 tuns to Cadz,
ont with light Pipe Slaves at s25 AMI home for 81 500
British brig of 76 tuns TO the North Side Of Cuba
and back for 81 $50, port charges pad. British brig
Of 140 tuns from Eastern port to the West Indies
and back to New.York for 81 30 for Lumber out and
home with Lcgwood a, 81 per tun brig of $50 tuns
to tie North Side of Cuba and back for s. 900 and
big Of 200 uus from the North Side Of Cuba back
on private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1913, 1874 24-for Customs, sll3OO0 Payments, $l33-
7O2 II; Balance, S4,46l,li3 06.
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive of spede) from NewYork TO Foreign Ports
for the weak and since Jan. 1:
For the w,sk...,."sil2 1859 el.907s74 s2ei2.a7
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Since Jan I.......s si,;ls2o sa,D5g7 s77ySaG.i3l