New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-21
SECOND BOARD.
Tuesday, Nov. 20-P. NJ.


Under the anticipation of relief in the Money mar
ket from the action of the banks agreed upon yesterday
the Stock market exhibited cheerful feeling this
| morning, and before the Board, sales of New-Yorl
Central were made as high as 75l an advance Of A v
cent on the opening point of yesterday. The other
leading fancies were also irmer At the opening Of
the Board however Central stock out freely and
in excess of the orders buy and the quotation dropped
during the session to a. The weakness of Central in
uenced untavoraby the whole list, and nearly all the
fancies declined from the opening prices The heavi
ness of the market was increased by that the
arrangement of the banks to expand their loans had
fallen through and by the increased activity of the
bears who it is guravely but forcibly expressed,
jumped on the market The orders from outsiders on
time are very limited in amount, and the commission
houses appear be doing very little excepting in SELL
ing out parties who have contracts maturing, and in
buying stocks for cash for parties who drawn day
by day into the market by the temptations of low
figures. Cash shares of some descriptions are very
scarce and are being daily withdrawn from the
Between the Boards there not much done, and the
market was irregular At the Second Board, with a
moderate business, the movement was downward but
the general market still rather higher than at the
Second Board yesterday. After the Board, still lower
prices were in established, Central closing
offered, at 70 In the State Bond market this morning
there much irmer feeling. Virginia improved
3 y cent, and Missouri p y cent At the Second
Board, however, a portion Of the improvement was
lost. Government bonds without material change.
$4,000 Coupon je of 1874, sold at %. The Skies OF
1862 offered at 1902. The Elves of 1865 are 81 bid
9S asked. Railroad bonds were dull and lower with a
pressure Of the speculative kinds on the market
Bank stocks much depressed and unstable in any
large quantities. The quotations at 81 o'clock and at
which there steadiness with but few stocks
pressing the market were Tennessee State 3D. 760
764 Virginia State &c, rs d79; Missouri g., IS 60;
Cumberland Coal, S9sI; Pacific Mail, 74G74l; New
York Central 72a72; Erie u 627!; Hudson River, |
43di3i; Harlem Railroad Hdlii Harlem Preferred, |
33i 1881 Reading, 32l a33i; Michigan Central, 46I
463; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 49, a |
49, Michigan Southern Guaranteed, "a Q27I Panama,
1903 0llO Illinois Central, $50 a5i; Galena and Chi
cago, 81 a57I; Cleveland and Toledo, 26a26; Chicago
and Rock Island ST. @5li Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 6ii a65; Illinois Central Re, 8iaS6.
There was very marked improvement in the de-
mand for foreign exchange to-day, with an advance Of
az + cent in rates The low prices brought every
one in TO purchase who could raise the of pay
men and there was larger amount sold than in the
three previous days. Document Sterling bills were
4
lO20lO3 Bankers asking lOi a l05 but we hear
Of no Line selling above l03 a Canadian bank made
purchases of $4,000 Of Commercial names. The
market is still very irregular and the bankers in some
cases ask i q cent higher than they are willing to |
iraw at. Southern bills almost unstable. Francs
are 5.45 $40 for the best signatures.
Freghts: ToLivepoOl, 700 bales Cottonat a9-82d;
GOO boxes Cheese at Sos 1000 bbls Flour at 3s I'D
PAS; $4,000 bush. Wheat at IA AID in bags 81 900
'ush Corn at l3id. in bags CLOSING at the inside rae)
To London; $4,000 bush Wheat at 15I a l6d in bags:
1000 bbs Flour at 4s 3d., and 100 hhds. Talow on
'rivate terms To Bremen: $50 bales Cotton at Id;
900 bales Tobacco at 81 BALE and 100 cases Tobac.
o at Jos To Glasgow 500 bbls. Flour at is. Sd.
ark OF 800 tuns to load East for Rio Janero with
White Pine Lumber, at $l7 y NJ. and p cent prim I
ge.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
lS5 1852 l4-for Customs, %, OOOi Payments 1891.
" III Balance, $i,576 56i 80.
The earnings by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
'ailroad Company in the second week of Now were:
-, 1859. 1860. a
feight' 800 90 s3ls5O 90 Inc as M |
assengers.''...... 1858 40 1923 a Inc, L%S7 "a
Total........+8,423 40 si223s q Inc. s5sI,g7 t.
Detail OF the earnings of the Galena and Chicago
ia fle uaoL 4