New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15
sECONp hoard.
MONDAY. Oct. I4-r. u,

MONDAY, Oct. Ar. n.
Skies are al bright in the Stock market to-day.
The new upward speculative movement is fully in
Gugurated and the volume Of transactions is enorm-
ous The Board operators are assisted by q much
stronger outside interest than has been felt in the
street for some time, the commission houses have
&rgey-increased amount Of orders. The parties who
sold ont in the early part of last week appears also to
be getting in again rapidly possible and the
sequence is of the most excited and rampant
kets we have had occasion to notice. With one
OF two exceptions everything on the list shows an
advance of to q cent, and the speculation was
well distributed. The action of the bulls has solid
basis. The premises upon which they act are: the
easier the Money market the gradual but steady i'm
provement in the general business of the country the
immense expenditures Of Government the free circu-
stion Of demand Treasury Notes the condition of the
Foreign Exchanges the food wants of Europe, which
must absorb all surplus Of provisions the energy
exhibited by the Government in the suppression Of
the rebellion, the certainty Of the Of its
efforts, and ss result Of all these circumstances the
more hopefnl tone Of the public mind, which reacts
hyorabIy upon stock values The fTnness in Gov
ernment securities which are the touchsOnes Of pub
lie confidence gives assurance 10 the mere specua-
tors upon the Stock Exchange, and they operate IN
the faneiss with confidence Of support in a bull
movement. In the Bond list the dealings were
widely difused both in State and Railroad issues,
and prices were generally higher. Mistouri &c were
unusually active and buoyant selling as high As.
The retreat of the rebels from the coil Of that State
and the certainty that the Federal forces will be
enabled TO bold il, has attracted attention to this
security. In Federal securities the transactions
were not very large, but quotations were buoyant'
The skies Of 1881 sold high 60 in the street. and
the fves of 1874 jumped to "a bid, an improvement
ola a cent. Among the most buoyant Of the shares
was Pacific Mail, which, from 924 on Saturday sd-
yanced rapidly TO 94 closing at that bid. The busi-
meas Of this Company is very favorable and there s
street rumortbEt the nextquartery dividend will be
10 instead Of y cent, leaving sill a small surplus
from the three months earnings. Central was very
strong, and cash stock was in large demand. II
touched 79t against 7Sl on Saturday. Erie also
unusually active and under sales Of 1000 shares ad
vanced TO 80, an Improvement Of IL y cent. The
Harlem issues were firm, especially the Preferred
There was g large amount Of dealings iD the West
ern shares. The statement Of the September bust
ness Of the Illinois Central Published in TIE TRIB'
USE, attracted attention, and the stock sold up to
e7t an advance Of IL y cent. Toledo was active,
and touched SSl against 81 on Saturday. Galena
wss firm but very ective certificates being scarce.
The declaration Of the dividend Is looked for next
week, but the Directors may postpone action until
the LIST Of December, in order to declare larger
amount Rock Island and Quincy sympathized in
the advance Of other Western stocks. At the Second
Board the market continued active, although the
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lively, as at the morning session, and prices were
somewhat irregular under sales for realization
After the Board, however, in the street the
disposition TO buy strong, and the biddings spir
tied and advancing. Central, after selling at 7Si
was % bid. Pacific Mail was 94I bid, 9j asked
Toledo was SSa bid. Erie 32i, &c. Government
Stocks were in large demand, and the market closed
as strong as at any time during the day. At 81 oclocI
the quotations were as follows. The quotation
given above were still later. United State,
50, 1874, Coupons, e4a8li; United States Go
1881, Registered, 95a95t; United States Ga
1851, Coupons 95s a96; Tennessee State &C. AZ
eel; Virginia State 6s, 47e47I; Missouri Stat
6, 44ia44I; Delaware and Hudson Canal Con
pauy, Sass; Pacific Mail Steamship Company
94094l; New-York Central Railroad, 7Si 979
Erie Railroad, 32I sS2l; Hudson River Railroad
5a5i; Harlem Railroad, Bob Harler
Railroad, Preferred, 3lS3li; Reading Railroad
st a56li Michigan Central Railroad, 49,! el9l
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
road, i9slsi; Michigan Southern and North
en- Indiana, Guaranteed, 4OI14Oi; Panama Rail
s'ad Company, llssll9; Illinois Central Railroad
SCRIP, 6ss6Sl Gslena and Chicago Railroad
nshti Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 80 a3eI
Sn'caSo and Rock Island Railroad, 81 asia; Chi
vS so' Darlington and Quincy Railroad, 66s66l
,iiiIOs Central Railroad Bonds, 7s, SO $50; CumbsF
"1u COal Co., s. Canton Co., 9alO.
mere Is not Jet much doing in Foreign Exchange
fol The steamer, Dot the market is bed rmy At IO7I
"i"' fOresnkst Sterling.