New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
SECOND BoARp.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 7-P. N

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. JPN.
The stock market at the opening this morning
rather strong but under free supplies Of Central and
F,e ,upposed 70 be on account of prominent outside
orerstor became weak and left off lower. This feel
mo continued during the session. and when the West
srn Il ares were reached, the decline was general al
though not large Some Of the prominent bears took
advantage Of the hesynes of the market and assisted
the downward movement by Offering sellers options
with considerable freedom, while the bull faction and
outsders appeared disposed to continue the conservs
tive action Of the last few weeks, and await the
progress of events at the South 1t appears probable
that there will be sufficient agitation IN the shape OF
Conventions, resolutions, &c. to keep the market IN
an unsettled and feveIish condition for month or
more and many operators are unwilling TO take the
rsk OF carrying stocks until the conservative sense
of the South has had time 10 operate, and the pub
lie mind becomes Quoted Between the Boards
the market was lower, Central selling down
10 So. At the Second Board, with fair degree OF
activity and partial recovery from the pces ruling
between tie Boards the feeling was still unfsvorable
70 rise and lover prices the close were esabished
N NEARLY all the fsnciss The bears hsmmsring
with the same weapon they have used 80 successfully
10, the lat few weeks and no effective resistance WAS
made 70 them. In State stocks there wss stronger
feeling and an improvement in prices, exceptit for
yirOinas which did not ain the rapid advance OF
Yesterday. Railroad bonds were dull, but generally
stesdv The closing quotations were: Virginia %,
eo3aeI. Missouri IS, 772a7S; Canton Co., I140loi
Cumberland Coal, lO3; Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,
qaIaeA. Nev-York Central Railroad, S2i 1921; Ere
Railroad. 33s a3s Hudson River, 57aa5oi Harlem
Rsl,oad. l6Iel6i HARLEM Rairosd Preferred, 59ss
40. Reading Railroad Ali 042 Michigan Central Kali
mad 62la621; Michigan Southern shd Northern lnai-
sps Railroad, l7Iel7I; Michigan Southern and North
srn Indiana Railroad Guaranteed, 395 oiO; PANAMA
Railroad. I22al223; Illinois Central Railroad, I2sG
zol Gslsns and Chicago Railroad, 70i a70ti Clevs-
,,rs and Toledo Railroad, 333 S3l Chicago and Rock
I,lsn6 Railroad. 64I a64fi Chicago Burlington, and
optncv Railroad. 1881; Illinois Central 70, gas
ASA.
TIE foreign bill market is quiet and unchanged and
Sterling 1861 1881, with the best signatures at IOo
cant. Francs are 5 90 a5l7l.
pr.iob1s-To Liverpool, 5000 bbls Flour at de-;
SO 600 bush Wheat at Isl l6d in bulk l6S loid' IN
bsos. 500 bbL. Resin at &c. cd. z 80 NJ l,OoO boxes
Cb,e.s AZ 5os: 200 bales Cotton at i'd. To London,
IN TINS Glover Seed At 45s 200 bbs. Apples at 5'.i
30 casks Oil q. Co.,. 10 tuns Tobacco at 1VSi I'VoO
bbb. Flour at about 4 4Id. To GasgoT, I2'ooO
busb, Wheat at lea I'D. in bags; 400 bbs. fioar
A3d.; 50 bbds. Tallow at 42s. 3D.. lou DDS oPirVs
Turpentine at 9s. To Antwerp, lOOoo bush. "nea'
nj l5d in shippers bags; 800 bbls Flour 81 %. lac
ship NsrrasAnset chartered 70 load for the Kea Ssr
tine Antwerp, on private terms n snip 70 I" nou'n'
70 lOsd Wheat in ships bags at Ia
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts
$323,757 76-for Customs, $93,ooO; fsymsns' Si'o'
437 l9; Balance, $5,779,57 80.
The following lie the Illinois Central Railroad Oon'
many statement for October 1861;
NM.
lit2 IS .eret Of land sold for +zoozo o. -o sol NJ
lsSs land sold since Jan IS rs sSs "
1ZsS loss acres Of lard sold previously iof'''''''
- qo................sl655 81, 7a8 o.
sao,tr.,tion bonds Cancelled in October ~ 20
Constr teton bonds Cancelled previously = ga zoo 40
c..b received for SDds il ocObsr.... 5giss e
Tos siIfe ~. jan b61s to oc b. asSI -
ScrTossh scsp October 70 sasss FanS
Cons IseOl Bonds s7s4i az sPPe.s,is 70 ih'e'e'
as al "a ui.oelianeous accounts sl4.'I4S'
TRAyIc DEPARTMENT. oo- 70, "a
Espirgs IN October, lsO S.sa63 s
Earpinss IN October 1859
y.,,,hs' - jn J. 100 81 ls5 $50 %
Corresponding peIOe IOSS4' =
Ireyssse SohS|' -
yErIeHT yoEwAkDSP ovrs ILLINOIS cHSTEAI EAiLEoAD
Nyb.st bu,bsls...ASCl 7leS1 EIm ~ S'Iss 80. 20
n.y. RS.ssi giia Ss9 scs Sc
o oo,.' spsbsls.......l1gF7 1857 oM&l LIZ ss3
s:s.sy l s:.a...:: is$,s 49, $50 iSSsS
To.slr ........." $40 ofV b"'''''N '''-'''A 49,
Reducing Floor 10 "ish- ~. r.
TIE deliveries Of -four and 0aS Dy inc limos oen'
,,. a. Giro during October were larger than any pre-
Won. month, d, as compared sith the deliveries at
CSsc ~, show be extent Of the southern demand
,ogy ysred 1T Chi IN October ooD'' ~
at O0t. .s.s.''''s+----'
~, axsrsd a. Chicago, bushels t5g
osis delivered q, Csiro' bo'nei''''' ~, - :.
The Chicago and NOrth-we'sfn h'Sa Ia.1'u :,
oc4r siO7 against s55 GOO same n0nn s,s
Tb. earnings Of the Great Western HaHr0Su i'r 'D'
x,.h eDd.r q Nov. . were a. follows; ss,sau
M l3
g,si.5s sna i've stock ia3] =
MAJ sd sIp6iss.....
Tot.i AZ an ~
Cotr..psudlIs wetk lsst sS'''''''''''''''' -
IIcIesAe. .....ssss.'''''''''''
-. s...l ,ss, Of ,kx IAkys.te srA bponnPV''