New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

TUESDAY. Dec. 3-P. ".

TUESDAY, Dec. 3-P. NJ
The movement at the Stock Exchange was not i'm
portant this morning, ard the tendency of prices was
downward at the opening. As the call proceeded
however there was a better feeling. still, IN the
absence of the Presidents message there was little
disposition to operate, and the shorts were the pm
cipal BUYERS. Between the Boards there was more
frmness, the portion of the message received beng
considered az favorabe and at the Second Board the
market had buoyant appearance, which continued
up to the close Of business in the street. The tone
of the Presidents message was satlsfao ory and the
advices of a Union outbreak in New-Orieans WAS
considered as indicating the existence Of Union
sentiment there, which has been recently doubted.
The most buoyant stock was Pacific Mail, which adj
vanced to SCI against 81 in the morning. The low
quotations have brought in outside buyers. Central,
which sold as low ASH held at the close irm-
! ly at 70. Erie Preferred, which had been
offered at 81 during the day, sold at 80, with
very few shares offered. This is very sensitive
stock and is the special object OF attack with the
bears. Taking the present earnings OF the road as
criterion it is the cheapest stock on the list, and the
shorts offer privately for round LOT considerable
advance on the Board quotation. Erie common was
also better, selling at 81 A sale OF Norwich and
Worcester was made at 49, a considerable advance
ON the last sale. The friends OF the Company are
confident that if the new propeller line IS established,
the market value of this stock will advance Is 10
Western shares, there was not much activity in closing
transactions. but quotations were firm. Toledo wac
buoyant, and after selling at 81 was S2i bid,
and but little stock could have been bought below
80. Gsena was 20 bid, and Rock Island 81, and
Michigan Southern II for Old and 36i for Guaranteed.
In Government Securities the transactions were
not large but prices were well sustained. The Re-
gistered &C. 1881, sold at sol interest, and the
Coupons at 93ie93I. State Stocks were dull.
Missouri 6s sold as low as 39i, but were afterward
40 bid. The market was very firm at the close at:
United States &c, 81 coupon, 93l d93ii United
States &c, 81, registered, 80; $50; United States
S. IA, 81 1881; Tennessee State 6s 4ld4lii
Virginia State Go, 46d4S; Missouri State 6s 10
a 4Oi; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, s6i sS7i
New.York Central Railroad 7i 49, New-York
Central Railroad Preferred, 52i a S. Erie Railroad,
30; a3l; Hudson River Railroad Jid1i Hsr.
lem Railroad, l2el2ii Harlem Railroad, Preferred,
29I a 30; Reading Railroad, 4e3i!; Michigan Cen
trail Railroad, 48l4si; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, 7iaHii Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Guaran-
teed 36i e36!; Panama Railroad Company, 1000
llIl; Illinois Central Railroad, 80. COZ; Galens
and Chicago Railroad, 7Od70li Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, 32i932i; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 52a52i; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad 81 o59.
The dealings in exchange for the Boston steamer
have not been large, and at the close the market
weak The supply of merchants bills has been fair.
Bankers holding at l09 for sterling, have drawn at
1881. and FIRST class commercial signatures have sold
at 1911 1881. Document bills quoted at 1861 %
1871. Francs are 5:25a5:2O.
Freights are easier, and only moderate business
doing. To Liverpool the engagements are; $4,000
bush. Wheat at 9a9Id, in bulk and bags; 81, 900
busb Corn at 81 3D.. in bulk and bags; 600 bbls.
Flour at %. Sd. as 3D.; GO tms Fustc at 1885,. 100
bales Hops at Id. and some Heavy Goods at 2's. 3D.
To London: IS 900 bush. Wheat at 9d9ld.. in bulk
and bags; ], 200 bbs. Flour al 2s 3D. as. I'd. To
Glasgow: 900 bbls. Flour st'2s. lOld.; 200 bbls.
Rosin at "a. Cd. and 10 hhds. Tallow at 27s. 3d. To
Havre: 600 bbls. Flour at zoe. 800 bush. Wheat
at &c.. in bags. The charters A vessel with
1000 bbls. capacity to the North Side Of Cuba and
back at 81 co.,
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
81 1913, $50 92-or Customs, $1,000; for Treasury
Notes, $3,6i3,703 IL Payments, sl,Si5,jii 80; in
GLIDING redeemed y cent notes; Balance.
S. 53 80 So. The disbursements continue very large.
The business Of the Clearing House was sl9, 49,
800.
The Gaena and Chicago road earned the fourth
week in November
l35l...............s2ts S
The whole month foois up Sl5l,l against. : 49,,
6j7 in November, 1860, a gain of nearly $4,000.
The dividend of , 8 cent is payable lst prox.
although the company have had the money in bank
here for the last thirty days.
The Hudson River Railroad earnings for Novem-
Der. 1861, WeIe....... ............ z ~. el ~
Same month 1850. ib'iitb 81
Increase. r-of$i' W
The banks paid to-day the eighth 10 q cent INSTALL
inent upon the Treasury Note Loan. OF the pay
ment about 5000, 900 was in q v cent Treasury
Notes. The notices of drafts drawn on the Sub
Treasury here continue very large, and the dis
bursements are so rapid that the banks recover from
10 y cent call in about four days. The specie re-
serve to-day, after dedueting the above 10 v cent