New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
MINING BOARD.
30 Silver Hin........

The Stock market was active this morning, but the
dspostiont to sell predomDated and prices were shaken
down gradually us the business Of the session pro-
psessed until at he close the market had very heavy
look Ire strongest stocks of the day were Hudson
River, and Burlington and Quincy, both advancing
= cent over losing prices of yesterday. The Hudson
Riverearppgs for the month OF September show large
increase footiug up over 50 900 above the estimated
gain. New-York Central and Erie were both lower,
in sympathy with the rest of the market and Harlem
aso was weak The Erie Road, for the last two
working days, received $4,000 against $4,000 in
tie corresponding days of last year. AT even con-
sid, rsbly diminished rate Of gain for the month of Oc
tober, it " be one Of the heaviest business months
the read ever had. The Western shares we're gen.
orally heavy, and the bear movement was vigorous
against the whole market. Before the Board adjourned
il became known that the Artisans Bank had gone
into qudation and this had some effect in later trans
actions. Between the Boards il announced, also,
that the Rock Island Railroad Company had passed
their dividend, and this added TO the heaviness
Of the market, aud very much to its excitement.
These weak spots have been Thoroughly dis
counted, and the market has been largely oyersold
on the sTer 9Th Of tie effect which the passing Of the
Rock leland dividend would have. The condition of
the Arssne Bank has been well understood for some
time and its winding up after the report at the Clear
pgH hes been necessity growing ont OF its dis
credit. Items like theee-always exaggerated as to
their eiect-in this instance have been awaited of to
work upon the fear. Of the people who hold stock OF
al kinds and many ots have been thrown over during
the day under an ALARM which even at the close OF the
day bad very much subsided. Between the Boards
New-York Central was sold down to 80, and Rock
leland to a. and these quotations were the basis OF
operation at the Second Board when the whole market
fell OIL considerably. The shorts were the principal buy
ers aud succeeded in getting in fair amount OF stock
at the low quotations. Before the adjournment the
tone was eighty frmer, and from that time to the
coie Of business in the street. the market had stead
Ter look. The closing quotations wers as follows:
Tenn State &c, 9O 90l Virginia Is, 81 ola Mis-
souri, 6s, 79i aga; Canton, 2lI a22ii Cumberland
Coal l3l liI; Pacific Mail, SO 1881; Nsw-York Cen
trial S9I as9i Erie Railroad, 40l d4Oli Hudson River
Railroad, 63q63l; Harlem Railroad 81 a p; Har-
lem Preferred 50l 5O} Reading Railroad, Az MI
Michigan Central So a 69ii Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana 22I a 22i Michigan Southern aud
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, A. a48; Panama, 1851
1866 Illinois Central Scrip S5l aS5f Galena and
Chicago Railroad 76076l; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad 463 Gf6ti Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
7Si S7l; Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad,
s9id90.
The foreign bin market is dull and heavy. Sterling
s nominaly lO9 for leading drawers but the top rate
for Iansactions is 1904 and frstclass bills can be had
at l095 cent. Franco are 5l7I d5.15.
FrIghs-To Liverpool: 300 bales Cotton at 1924
800 bbls. Flour at Be. ID 81. Cd 80 900 bush.
Wheat at l2ld in bulk and l3d. in bags To London:
$500 bbs. Flour at 81. 3D. Be-. lOld. To Bristol;
5000 hush. Wheat at ND, in shippers bags. To
llavrei 600 bales during the week at .c. vessel
OF 800 turs home from Havana on private terms.
bark Of GOO tuns from Davis leland to Hampton Roads
{, orders private terms schooner Of 900 bbls
capacity TO st Domingo and back for Al, 100 One oi
800 bbl' TO same port and back for ~ 200. brig
$4,000 bbls to Southern port and back for ,9ooi
and bark Of 26O iuns out to Wind ward leland, with
Lumber, at sl2 b NJ feet.
The business of the Sub.Treasury was; Receipts