New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

bidding gradually became lively and at the close of the
ealo was freely Private oispacbesg give quotations
by the Bohemian at iil y cent diseount-an advance
/ OF y cent in one day. Chicago Burlington and
Quincy wss che Of the strongest stocks on the lis
and Pjd high ~ 81 on the call. Toledo was STEADY
y, from AZ @i7l with sales of over 5000 shares.
hs fret week of September shows gain larger than
the whole increase in August. There was moderate
advance in Michigan Central, Galen9 and Rock Leland
.bnt the movements in these stocks were somewhat
irregular. Between the Boards prices were still high
en- New-York Central selling as high as 81, and Ill
reie Central az 49, but At the Second Board partial
7, acon took place and With considerable hsmme ing
and some lziDg prices fell off from to q cent
for prominent stocks. At the Close tue market was
steady; Gaena sold down 10 at the start but was
in active demand the price, and finally sold al 7J3,
with considerable excitement on the call. The decline
is attributed to the small gain in the first week Of Sep
| tember There was fair business done in Bonds
during the day, without material change in prices
Tie demand is steady. The cloDg prices were as fol-
lows: Tennersee 6s, 9Oi al; Virginia 6s, 81 a9ll;
Missouri 6s Sl2 SlI; Cantoo Co., 1871 d20; Delaware
and Hudson, 9I3 q95; Cumberland Coal, l3l 0l5 Pa
eiic Mail SLASH; N Y Central Railroad, 87l 083i
Erie Railroad, 29a G29j; Hudson River Railroad Cos
q6O3; Harlem Railroad, lSi 49,; Harlan Railroad
Preferred, 6ld47i; Reading Railroad H3Gf3;
Nc igsD Central Railroad, 7lIa7ll; Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana, 22i 023; Michigan South
EN- ard Northern Indians Guaranteed, 4Si o4Sl;
Panama Railroad, 126 a 1868; Illinois Central Rail-
road, 81 aS73 Galena ana Chicago Railroad, 79b q
79I; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, AZ o47l; chi.
cago and Rock leland Railroad 70! 0793; Chicago,
Burl ngton and Quincy Railroad, 90i G9O.; Illinois
Central 7s, 97I G98.
The foreign bill market has been very heavy for this
steamer, and the rates are to y cent lower. Ster
ling is lOS lO9I for commercial signatures, and 1921
lO9s for banks Bankers ak lO9 but make sales.
Tie supply of Southern bank bills is better AID they
sell at 1885, Tn. demand has been qAite limited
Fregh;s to Liverpool: 60 bales Cotton at 7-32 d..
0O0 bbs Flour, part at H., aud balance ON private
terms; so 600 BUSH Wheat in bogs at I3d; 700 bbs.
sin at Be- 100 bales Hops lper steamer at Id. p ID,
aud 600 boxes Cheese per cppershipl az sos. To
London: 600 bbs. Flour Is. 81 600 bush. Wheat
in tags at lid 200 baes Hops at ID and 600 boxes
Chtere per steamer at 65s. To Bremen 900 bbs.
Rosn at &c. 3D.; 100 tups Measurement Goods at 27s.
3D. The ship Eastern Star of 300 Ilns, for Cette on
private terms Two vessels, with 10 coo bush Wheat
EACH to Bristol direct az Id in Ouk, scnr. OF
80 tuns from jacksonville here with Lumber a! 80
NJ feet.
TIE business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
SIG sos 90; for Customs, $l4l ,O0Oi Payments,
S12l OF 68; Balance s., SOL, O7S 90.
The Galena and Chicago earnings irs. week of Sept.
1859 and 1860, were:
First we,k 1860. 5000
First week S95i
Gain. .................. S3i15
The earnings of the first two weeks of September
last year increased by the large passenger traffic
growing ont of the State Fair at Freeport.
The August earnings of the NewYork Central Road
| were:
August 39 l %
August, oS....'..'.....'''.''..'''' 9s+sls 81
Increase....................... ss72O5 81
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad earned in the
| fret week Of September
first week 100 .....''''''''' .'''''''''''eisg2S
trt week lSJ9.........s..s.'' ''''''''''' lfiIoS
Gain........................... ....... +s,3i9
The August statement of the business of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company in both departments, is as
| folio rs:
Acres Construction L.nds.... 0,0 % tor s45sg7 Y
Acres Interest Fund Lands sold. $50 20 for 398 81
Acres Free Land sold...'.... $50 81 Tor Eelo ~
Total sale. during the month";. s98I 80 for s6S3a "a
| 10 which aod Town Lots ssles. Z's ~
Total of S64 82 81
Acres sold since Jan ls6O... 23l52 II for ss66650 20
Acres sold previously (not 53lor SJSo57 w
..Ia5o4l2 SO sIslO24 49, 81
Aug 1860. ..................... 1880 90
| Construction Bonds cancelled pre-.
''''''' sI,'4O.,OO 90
Free Land bonds Cancelled in .o.oo
| Free Land Bond, cancelled pre-. 49,
"''''' $4,000 90
Total bonds Cancelled up to Aug Is6O... sl7525,O 90
Total receipts IN Aug Ie6O.............. s4l5i 90
Total cash and bonds reed to Aug 81 86O 358l 40 II
| DEPARTMENT.
Receipt. from s5asss %
Receipts from Freight lo56o 90
Receipts FsS St: from E Rs5' Of
Receipts from other 4dOi ~
Total receipts in month Of Aug 1860 .. S249 1913 %
Total receipts in month of Aug, 6S9....... 1874 u
Total receipt. since JAN l. 1850 $50 O.
Total receipts In corresponding period l859... l8O 20
The following are the details of the August earnings
of the Michigan Central Railroad The passenger bust
ness is beginning to show al increase;
$50 isSs 3 sig afso 20
Freight, tI,4O ~ ll2UoS l6
| Total. Sl5O366 20 $l93,SS9 "a
| G,in.................... si3,I34
| The following the comparative earnings of the
| Pacific Railroad for August 1859 and 1867
~
SL37I5 90 f2Og87 90
Freisht........................ 2,56 " 2L5D %
Mais......................." 2,lsO co FPS 80
TOtol......................#4 8,Ws 50 sso44s s.
fs'shi..'.::......:.:.....: HSs slss
Total.....................$ 1,2a SO 5000 80
Increase ef,loo ~
The business ofthe Clearing House was s2 ,3l9.
The MOI ey market il without change 10 notice but If