New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

MogplY, Dec. l0-P. n.


At the morning board there was a moderate degree
Of activity in Stocks hut the tone Of the dispatches in
the morning papers from the South were not encourag
ing and the improved feeling of Saturday afternoon
was not sustained The general features Of the mar
| ket was much the same for the week past a
moderate amount OF purchases for cash by the public,
who are aured by low prices the taking in OF short
stock an unwillinntss to operate time % any cx-
tent and gradually declining quotations. Among the
heaviest Securities were Government Stocks and Rail
road Bonds Government Gs 1867 sold at %, decline
of 81 per cent The 80 of 1874 sold at 80, and there
was very little demand at any price These sales were
made by tmid parties who fear the Treasury will
be entirely bankrupt before January. We presume,
however tina, Congress will before that time authorize
some financial exredent which will enable the Secre-
ay TO raw the interest State Stocks were also heavy
| but without important change. Central opens at
| 7Ol against IL, on Saturday; closed at about
the same figure. Erie opened at 24l and closed at
a. The transfer books were opened to-day, and there
was demand for stock largely in excess OF the sup
ply. II large holder had not lent stock freely, the
deliveries could not have been made by several thou
| sand shares Pacific Mail declined 81 = cent. The
Western shares generally heavy but without lm-
portant change. At the Second Board there was an
1
irregularity, quotations well sustained. Central
advanced rapidly to ~ but aferward fell back to ny
| The Western shares were firm. Toward the close
better feeling sprung up in consequence of the hopeful
tone of the dispatches from Washington in the evening
papers. Central became very buoyant, and after the
regular session advanced to 72bid The other active
fances participated in the upward feeling, although to
lees degree and without great activity from the few
stocks oerir e. The market at the close was firm at
the following quotations The buoyancy in prices this
afternoon proves how slight ray Of light is required
to lift the arket and naugurate speculation.
u. s. S. ~ SO aS9I; Tennessee State Is, 60 CO.,;
Missouri State 6s, 63 63I Canton Co., l2l a. Cum
berland Coal Co., u 81, Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,
| 72a76I New.York Central Railroad, 12972l Erie
Railroad 23i 23I: Hudson River Railroad, 36i 36i;
Harlem Railroad, 70. l2i Harlem Preferred q d8i
Reading Railroad, 3Ol al Michigan Central, A a44l;
| Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, ii q IL;
| Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed,
| 26d26i; Panama Railroad, 1881 l09; Illinois Cen
trail So 55I Galena and Chicago Railroad, COS G60s
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 81 81 Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, 4ia4il; Chicago, Burlington,
and Quincy Railroad 81 CO; Illinois Central Bonds,
| Is, S2I a SO.
The foreign bill market il very much depressed, and
the beet bankers names be bought at 1872 for Ster
ling and 3. "a for France line of Francs Of very
leading name, sold to-day at j.5j. Prominent CONNER
cia and Bank Sterling r 100 l0s and Document bills
9S 100. The marke, il almost nominal, the demand
being very limited.
FIeights To Liverpool 80 bales Sea leland Cotton,
st9.i6d coz boxes Cheese at A. 3D.. 5000 bbls Flour
al 33d d2s ~ 900 bushels Whea; 81 lid. in bulk
25 90 at I2 l3d in bags 100 erces Beef ~ 81, and
81 boXes Bacon III As. To London 1908 boxes Cheese
s COS. 20 boxes Bacon ut 4js 400 bags Clover Seed
al 50. and 500 tuns Navy Beef at As. per un weight
All per steamer 500 bbls Flour at l0ld 100 tierces
Pork at 9s 90 bbls Lard at 45s. To Havre 400 bales
Cotton at IT,. To Antwerp 800 bales Cotton at 3D.,
and ZOO Bushels Wheat at lid., in bags In Charters
We hear Of Brig Of 49, 600 bushels capacity TO Lon
doDdeny private tsrrns, and one of $1,000 bushels
capacity a. Bristol on terms could not learn.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts
81 ,55l for Custons 81 900; Payments, tR5 aoSi
Balance, s, 99l ,6i2 II
The net receipts Of the Harlem Company for The
month Of Novembs o. ar follows:
1889 '''''''.'' ss 70 10 g
Incrsese.................... .......4IoG'S "a
The net receipts for the month for tie last four
years were as follows
lsSI..........s75265 loIl29. rss ~ 80
s32l 10 l6o....'.....'. $3.50 %
Thu ia a very favorable statement, and in ordinary
stages of the market would bring in buyers for the stock
Earnings of the Chicago aud Northwestern Rail
road for The week ending Nov. 80, 1860:
From Pes, eSCSl
From 1iai........... 10
Prom EII ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l2 a. So %
SIPS 81
From io7A OIL
itW, %
Lar H,sVZ
fSS33 b.
Earnings Of the Rockford Railroad for the same
period:
Ps-engoTs.''..'.'...
Total. 1913 o.
The following Me earnings Of the Illinois Central
Railroad:
For the fr.t week In Decenlbor 1860 sl9l3J 80
For the inst week IN Decenbe.i l8S9.... 4O,24 81
Observation-Disclosures. &B,S -
The following il the Illinois Central ComPanys
slaiemen, for November:
LAND DEPART.EST. .,, q,
l36 % acre sold Tor .......,........,.,' slSsts 81
6026 r. I'D since January i......'. s5e 10 80
l25st0 80 acres scd previously. ''o'' V
"g- % prres Tot. s.les. Sl6, 2o5z 20
.or Bend cancelled IN Noyember... sS 90 ~
CONJUNCTION Bonds cancstd pfeSi>--ssi'''''''" -
Total Bonds cancelled 'aaa'9 ~
Tot, ea,h receipi. November ls,o.'''''''' 90
rii c,h and boud, 70 November ~, leopn,,.n Ae,6