New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
Tuesday. Oct. l6-P. NJ.

The Stock market wac irregular this morning, and
did not respond az ANTICIPATED 70 the favorable
advices from the other side There did not appear 70
be any special attempt Of the bears 70 hammer the
market but II was evidently considered TO be good
market TO sell in and there absence Of outsde
orders to buy among the Commission merchants,
which caused moderate amount of realizing 70 pro-
duce more than usual effect upon the market. The
Only argument of the bear faction to day The po
tcsl disturbances to be anticipated from the election
Of Mr. Lincoln Every other element of the market Is
admitted 10 be favorable and even on this point the
tone of the Southern journals and public men is
much modified since tie Pennsylvania election. The
foreign news to-day was unexceptionably good, and
the changed tone Of the money the cessation OF specie
shipments and the prosperous condition OF the bread
sus and cotton trade should naturally have produced
buoyant feeling in the Stock market This however
wac not the case. The Western shares were gene
rally lower and some Of tire Eastern stocks sympa-
tljzed. Erie, however, and Illinois Central were
active and firm under the favorable accounts
from London. Erie in that market We
learn by private sdvices had advanced rapidly TO Al
on quotations of 81 from this sde The market here
atsrward advanced to 42i The speculation in Erie II
London is fully aroused snd The EOglsh Directors,
who are now here sate as their opinion that the prr
cirsl holders viii hold for much higher price. Illinois
Central was among the few firm Western shares, and
improved y cent which adv snce, however, w&s not
sustaiped The Land feature Of this Company IS
now in very promising condition. The sales up to
Saturday last reach $4,000, and the colec ions TO
S6i OO0 This Is considerably more than an average
months Sasiuess and proves the ability Of the Western
fsrmere to pay their land notes. and make nsw puF-
chsses. For tie Optional Rights was bid aud
asked. Between the Boards the market wes heavy
and st the Second Board, with considerable
activity, the game feeling prevailed. An in
fueutisl buyer of Erie confined his PURCHASES,
but the market declined T. cent. Illinois Central
and the Western shares generally We're also lover
New.Yo1k Central fell of ] y cent. Pacific MAI,
which advanced ges1ily this morning TO S1l,
was freely supplied, and fell back 10 9i4.
We hear to-day that the rnmors in regard
20 en- Arrangement between Commodore Wander
| bill end Mr. Roberts are c1rreit, and that ire
boa4s Of tho latter are to be Withdrawn. November
dividend Of 10 p cent s spoken Of. After the Steobd
Board there was not mach done, bat more cheerful
feeling prevailed, and stocks were IN demand st the
closing prices. In the Bond market there was not
| larye business bat prices were yell sustained Ere
nnse ,urs6 advanced 20 10 and Buffalo, New York and
! Erie u 81. G,ate stocks were steady. The cl1-ng
r,,es we're; Tennessee Stste ca 90s 1901; Virginia
! % 90 900; Missouri e., S0 California State
| - q3agl. Ds'.~are and Hudson Canal Co 80 9o3;
I,e-,nsvI,.aria Coal Co.. So 1S3 Cumberland Coal
! 90. Preferred. I3G13 Pacific Mail, 81, %; NeT-
York Central, g3l S9s; Erie, 3s 593; Hads H. 63I
56!. Harlem Rail DAD u a2ll. Haism Preferred,
100 $50; R-adiD2 a. df7li Michigan Central, % a
So; Michigan Southern end NortGeTn Indiana, POI a
u; Michigan SoshsTn G1sraptsfd, 1ol ~ Panama,
qo5lr25} Illinois Central, 81 ISL Gaena aud Chi
Gag Ralroad "a 5Z7i; Cleveland aud Toledo Rail
road. i5lo ~; Coicago and Rock lsaud Railroaf,
! = 81. Ch5ag), Burlington and Soincy Railroad,
$3.50.
,ereis nothing Of importance doing toda 7iu foreign
bin. but be market 10 heavy. Serliog ioI4 lO9}'
Frspee, us "a 10.
Fr,,,ltg: To Liverp5o'. 30 900 bushels Wheat At
ia II bulk; il a I'D, IL bags; 300 sses CoVon
AZ al 20 inns Fustic az e. ID. To Lon teu, ~ 900
br.l4ls Nbsat 1t 13d.. 10 boIS and baRs and b Ooo
Jb. Fiour at p. ID. b. Sd per steamer, $50 bales
Hone A. II. To Bremen 100 tqns Measurement q 'ofs
ST 2Js. 10 Bayre, 800 bales Cotton a. %. Sfg OF
O. TINS, from IN Eastern port 20 West inf'ea ana
bsck Tor 200, port chargeS Paid, and brig n '9l
TINS rom Jacksonville TO Aspinsaii VIII L1m'ef az
as q, Al feet and back from ssVia AIDE OF Cuba VIA
Sugar, on private terms. d.
TIE brsiness & the SlbTreGT1Iy was; Receipt
4s.5j8f 7G--fos Cus ms, Sil9 coo. FASmeh.s' s'''-
o. lJ; Balance. 4 1887 y.
TIC folloaDg is sta'emsnt Of the ean,nss o. the
G -se, Ye,tsru R,geay for tie weok eniiog o'i'
1890: so,.e,,,
Pz4,rse-a 10 a.
Fr- .lt I'd Live e.JcE..s....s'.s.'.''''' - "a
Mai nd SUP ilrs..........ssss''' ''-f''' -
sl....~...............".. s sS 81: :o3 q
Colfssp5le igg weeA las. ysAr.....'...'.' 'V''' -
Increae.................. 700 %
The 51spess Of The Clearing House was s2S, is'VVV
Witch = very large afr. ThOmas 11sston, Pfssh5"
ofts relix Bank has been elected Coal man o. tae
Cba-ng House Commi,tee, vacant by the deA'h OF