New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
MINIsG BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 26-P. If.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20-P. N.
The activity in the Stock market continued to-day,
and the aggregate sales nearly up to the aggre-
gate of Yesterday The interest of the market was TO
great extent concentrated the local shsres-Cenrd
Erie, Harlem-but there was well distributed ousi-
xees throughout the list. In Harlem alone, OF both
isues Is 900 shares were registered as sold during the
day. the market taking it with great ease. The rapid
advance Of yesterday evidently brought out consdera
bots of stock for the realization OF profits, and there
reason to believe that the parties interested in the rise
considered the kst too much excited and weren not
unwilling to aid a reaction by throwing some stock
on the market. The Western shares showed but mod
crate changes, excepting Michigan Central, which i'm
proved / y cent. These stocks need the stimulus
of large weekly receipts, which for a few days past
they have not had Various reasons have combined to
check the movement of grain at the West, but within
day or two past there has been increased activity
Galena has doubtless been unfavoraby affected by the
reopenug the rivalry for the Upper Mississippi traf
&C. but this we bear, is in fair way for settlement.
Between the Boards, the market was scarcely sus-
tanned and at the Second Board further realizing sales
being made it was generally lower, and continued to
decline on some descriptions after the regular ses-
sion, Ii will be noticed that the sales regular
during the day to an unusual extent, indicating
that a large amount of money is seeking employment
in tbe Stock market The fee bidding buyers OPP
tions by the commission houses also an important
feature showing that the public in this and other cities
are actively engaged in the present stock movement.
In tia Railroad Bond market there was fair activity
at steady prices; bat State stocks were dull but firm
The avorte stocks for banking purposes appear to be
Tennessee and Virginia of which there are not plenty
There YVES not bid made for the ak million loan ad-
verified some time since by Virginia, In consequence
of the bids being limited to par. Michigan Southern
Second Mortgage improved z cent and Toledo Sink
ING Fund y cent. The Erie issues were hrner
Late in the afternoon the market recovered some Of its
decline in the fan ces. Erie, which had sold as low as
IA recovered to 42 bid and Central recovered to 81
bid. The latest prices were: United States 's, 1914
1929 1903; Tennessee 6s, 80. 09l; Virginia o. ga
92I; Missouri e., 795 $50; Pacific Mail, S2aaS?]i
New-York Central RAILROAD, 81 1o9l3; Erie Railroad,
42I042I; Hudson River Railroad, 6i1 064si Harlem
Railroad 90 a22s; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 53l0
81; Residing Railroad 49, 04si Michigan Central Rail
road, 7I4a ~; Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana, $50 23l; Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Guaranteed, 4SI 04S2i Panama Railroad, E60
-; Illinois Central Railroad, $685. Gaisna and
Chicago Railroad, 7Se78. Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 49a 49,; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
7sIG7ss.
TIE market for foreign bills closed dull for the steam
or. Bankers bought gold at cent cheaper hanfOr the
previous boat and made concession In their rates
for bills Sterling sold at 1G9 1921 for banks and
IO9l for bankers signatures. Good merchants bills
sold at IO9a 1885, with document bills stiu lower.
France wore aso y cent OF, with good supply.
Freiehts-To Liverpool: 5000 bbls. Flour at 3s. 3D.
a &c. 3D. 20 900 bush Wheat in bulk at l2ldi 10000
busb de- il ships bags at 3d.; 600 bbls. Rosn at 5s
3d. IS. Cd, and 500 boxes Cheese (per steamer at
65s. To London: 600 bbs. Flour at Sc. lO1d. To
Havrs: 30 bales Hops at &c. To Bremen: 100 bales
Cotton at &c. bark of 600 tuns from Richmond 70
Genoa with Tobacco, at 52s. Cd, and brig OF 2Sl
tnns 10 the north eide of Cuba and back On private
terms. ~.
The busiuess Of the SubTreasury wac: Receipts,
$2.s 765-for Customs $4,000; Payments, $iOl,-
2Sj o.; Balance, s., 223, 1876 20.
Ths Michigan Central Road earned the third week OF
September; ,.oo .ssag7so
Third week, TroO'
Gaia (equal to &c per cenp.....:.......Slt0h ~
portion of this gain is due to the excursion Trans
attendant upon the Prince Of Wales, but allowing i0f
tbis. the gain is very satisfactory;
Tbs Earnings Of the Hin, s Central Railroad for the
third week Of September were; ..o.,
@ss'ISS no
iSse....................,. 'o'IOo ~
Osin........................'.''' "V
,,s ssIss Of Land for tho first three weeks OF the
presen, month foot up.....''''''''''''''%S 81 "a
Same time lSs9......' .''''''' " e. oo5
Ths collections for the month, as ADVISED On inc
sane time ls.t month ....................'' "o" "
The Cbicaeo and Rock Island Railroad earnings ior
the third wesk in September, 1867 .'''''''''e 5sSiS
Same tine an 1862 '''''''''''''''''''''''
incresSe.."..,....',.'''''''''' ''''''''"'''P'''