New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09
FRIDAY. Nov. 2--p ~

FRIDAY, Nov. 8--P.n
The stock market, without activity, this morrios,
was very strong, There was an iDdispositop to
operate on both sides in absence Of any decisive
adVices from the seat of war. Very few sto,ss
were on the market, which tended 10 decrease ths
NUMBER OF transactions. The shorts, however were
ocbged 70 buy to some extent, and their purchases
Put up the quotations TO p cent. The ffmness
OF the market in the latter part Of the day. under tho
vague adyices from the fleet and from Missouri
indicates that i. requires but few items of favorable
intelligence in regard to the progress Of the war to
create another excitement in stocks, and advance
materially the quotations of the whole list. The
speculative portion Of the public, who usually
take flyers in the street, appear aisposed
to 90 in Immediately that they are satisfied
of the success OF the Naval Expedition.
and until something positive is known Of the resut
Of the attempt to land, can SCARCELY look for mnch
activity in the Stock movement. Meanwhile tie
parties operating for the se express the utmos.
GGsnce in the future while the opposite faction do
not by action indicate the same degree Of faith. The
deliveries to-day in various stocks were made with
difficulty, certificates being scarce. Between tie
Boards the market wss firm, but not active. az Tue
second session the dealings not large, but prices
generally were buoysDt. After The regular meeting,
Central was 70 bid. Erie Preferred sold at So,
against 81 yesterday. Toledo was strong at III
bid. Gsena 20. Rock Island, 50. Quincy scldst Gjl
ass, an advance, and vas in demand. The advice.
IN the evening papers We're locked upon favorable,
and there but few Stocks offered for sale. Tie
market for Government Securities has recovered
from the temporary weakness of yesterday, and the
% alo.oI ~ Ii1 Thar hoo baa ,rtt.
large amount Of purc aes recently for foreign az
count. State Stocks continue dull but steady The
latest quotations were United States IS, "a coupon
81 Ia8i4; United States CO, 81, coupon, 9id94!
United States Go, ST. registered, 9ia94l; rennesse
State G.. t28f2, Virginia Is, Il a48 Missouri Go
f37 643T: Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
81 as; Pennsylvania Coal Company, ~
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 9S4 G99; New.
York Central Railroad, 19959!; Erie Railroad, 81
233; Huds II River Railroad, 4OalOi; HareDi
Railroad, 1903; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, a@A
81; Reading Railroad, 3j3 e36; Michigan CeDrs!
Railroad, 5Ol jOl Michigan Southern and NOTthern
Indiana Railroad, l55 al9 Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad. Guaranteed, 9a3Sl;
Panama Railroad Company, llSl a ll9; Illinois Cen
tral Railroad. scrip, 62s 63; Galena and Chicagc
Railroad, 20 7Ol; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
80 a 81; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 81 o
J3I; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, Coz
a $50; Illinois Central Railroad Is, SSesSi.
There has been fair amount Of business done for
the Araeo in foreign bills and the market is lag
cent better on bankers than the lowest quotations by
.be Wednesday boat. Sterling Is 1861 i07 for COM
mercia, and i07 0lO73 for bankers, with no trans
actions higher than l07i. Francs have also an in,
proving tendency.
Fregbts have suffered material decline owing -
the fact Of canal boats beginning to " lay up" for
the season, holding their cargoes at 81 25 30 v
day. and hence there is ro pressing demand for
sells. To Liverpool the engagements comprise 7O,OVS
bush. Wheat at l0d q lid. in bags, and lOd. dl0!d
in bulk closing at our inside fglresi $1,000 bush.
Corn at 9.d. GlOd. in bulk, and l0d. l0ld in bags;
{. 800 bbl.. Flour al %. I'd. 02s. 3D.; 500 bbls.
Petroleum Oil at 7s. To London; 5000 bush
Wheat at llld in bags; 800 bbls Flour at 3s.e
3s. Sd. To Glasgow: 600 bbls. Flour at 3s- 6i,
To Hayre: s., 900 bush. Wheat al 22c; 1000 ,st
Flour at SOC. To Antwerp: 5000 bush, Wheat -
Id in bags. To Rotterdam; =. COO bush. Rye a.
leid. y SO l5. The bark Mary j. Kimball, s year
Did, 400 TINS burden, has been sold to the Govern
meDt 81 10000
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: ReceiPa
s602, ,626 55-for Customs $SS,oO0; for Treasury
Notes, s2l4.s65 AZ Payments, including redeem
y cent notes, 81 ,4OO,5li 90; Balance, sS$5e.'
SO 81.
The subscriptions TO the National Loan continp,
Moderate. The agencies are selling slO,o0o 10
1000 per day each. The receipts at the SUBJ
Treasury were s2l4,OC0 of which sl2s,COO vss
rom Boston banks.
The receipts of the Harlem Road for the month %
October are as follows:
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