New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
MINING BOARD.
MINING BOARD.
80 lse RoJale.....,.'..c 10. 10 Minnesota
FRIDAY, Sept. 2S-P. NJ


The Stock market with very large activity this
morning irregular but generally heavy. There
was still considerable realizing and the parte, engaged
in the recent movement for the rise were apparently
not indsposed to allow the market to receive check.
There nothing in the appearance of the market to
indicate that the hesitation anything than
of the eddies of an advancing movement. The Com
mission Houses have large orders. The feature of the
market continues to be the increased prominence in
the operations of the Board taken by the local Stocks
10 this respec assuming the place until recently held
BY the Western shares, which drag somewhat under
the comparatively small receipts compared with last
wear of the second and third week of September.
Central sold TO the extent of SONS 900 shares but
was little off in closing transactions We have semi
official estimate from Albany that the Sept receipts will
reach 5000 00O and Judging from the parties who were
bu, ing to-day, this may be no overesimate. Hudson
was alec active and fairly aimed. The Boston
capitalists still buying this stock. Eris opened at
AZ, and was cold freely at i2l o424. The pool, it is
understood is held for so s. and by parties entirely
able 10 carry it long as necessary The Harlem Is
sues were active and in vsw Of the amount of stock
thrown on the market, were firm. The Guaranteed
stock touched 81. Rock leland active at slight
decline from yesterday. The Directors meeting next
week will probably declare 3 cent dividend. II s
understood that the Company has on hand sZj9OoO IN
cash, cut of which to declare dividend. $ y cent
dvde1d requires $l6S 900. Gal.na opened at 49, and
was Grmer in closing transactions. The Southern
Michigan issues Illinois Central, &c, were quiet and
rather heavy. The recent a1vices from the West
indicate some increase IN the grain movement which
the foreign advces will PROBABLY increase At the
Second Board prices were heavy, with the
exception Of Central, aud the Bears
hanme ring with more courage than for some
dsys past Central advanced TO 81, with sew
era strong buyers. Erie cold as low as IL, but was
afterward AZ bid The Western shares generally
were heavy In the Bond market the transactions
were large adding up $lSj,OOO at both sessions.
State Stocks are steady, and Tennessee, with large
sales advanced T. cent. The Eue issues were &C
tive at advanced quotations coupon on the Thirds
will be shortly paid The Receiver is applying n the
Court for authority. The last quotations were strong
at the annexed figures: United States 5', "a 1923;
Tennessee &C. 90- d9l; Missouri 6S, 10 0794; Pacihc
Mail 83,aSI; New-York Central, 9l99l4; Erie
Railroad, 4lI; Hudgon River Railroad, 81. COLI
Harlem Railroad, 23l Q23l; Harlem Railroad Pre-
ferred JlaJ4f; Michigan Central Railroad, 7Oai
Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana, 22ii
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed,
Asla58I; Panama Railroad, 1861; illinois Central,
81 s6l: Galena and Chicago Railroad, 78s7os;
Cleveland snd Toledo Railroad, AZ 9i8 Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, 1918.
The Foreign Bill market continues as quoted yestsr-
dav. The demand for bills is quite limited, aud to
make sales concession is necessary. Sterling Is lV1
l09. France, 5lJa5.Hl.
Freiebts-Rates sIe easier, not Tiths'anding tue
liberal offerings. To Liverpool 1900 bush. Wheat,
in bulk aud baga, at l2id 500 do 10 bag' at 49,;
200 bbs. Flour at S. Cd 200 bales Cotton at I'D
To London: 800 boxes Caeese at Sos, aud 700 bales
Hons AT ID. To Bremen 100 easss Tobacco at 2's',
and 50 bales Cotton at &c. The brig Minnie Miller oil
1913 tups 10 Marseilles thence to Sicily and oaeA 70
this mort ON private terms vessel 200 tuns 70 Dos
ton. and thence 10 st. Johns Newfoundland, on
priyata terms. The condemned SLAYER VIM K. Riobey,
Of 1870 tuns built in Baltimore in 1853, was sold to-day
for about 81 400.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
s2l6 O55-for Customs, $ll8 OOoi Payments, sEi5OOi
Balance, $5,27l $40.
The earnings for the third week of September, on the
| Toledo and Wabash road, are:
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