New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
WrpXEspAY. Oct. 30-P. ".

The improved feeling in the Stock market wal
strongly developed to-day, although the aggregate O
dealings at the Morning Board was not very large
The speculative movement received new mpulsC
from the sailing of the Great Naval Expedition anC
the pasties operating for The rise bought with grea
bodness. Tue policy Of the Bears appeared to be tC
cheek the market with small amounts of sellers op
lions, while they bought considerable amounts regu
lar. The most active stock was the New-York Cen
ta, of which , COO shares were taken for cash-the
market advancing TO 49, This stock and Erie ap
pear to be the fayotes with the operators just now
in view Of the large business both roads are doing
and the prospect of s continuance during the closing
Of navigation. The rumors from Albany in regard
70 the October business of the Central place the traf
&c at very high fgure. Erie was also active. the
old advancing to 33I and tbe Preferred to 52i. Hud
son River participated in the movement, and, with
considerable transactions touched 37s. Pacific Mail
was very strong, and the purchases in anticipation Of
tie November dividend carried the market to 953.
In Western shares the business was TO mod
crate extent the largest dealings being IN
Toledo, which advanced to 36l. The tai-
&c of this road it is anticipated, wlli
largely increase after the closing Of navigation De
tween the boards the market was not active, but
there were sales at full closing prices of the rst SEA-
,iop. AT the Second Board there was good demand
for the speculative shares, generally at full prices,
,pd in some cases Central and Erie, especially at an
advance After the regular session the market re-
reived a strong impulse, mainly from the bnying OF
shorts and the unregistered transactions after
o'clock add up some 5000 shares, including g SOC
shares Central and 500 shares Erie Under this de-
uAnd quotations advanced 1 to cent, Central
selling at 79l; Erie, 3lI Pacific Mail, 96i; Toledo,
36I sc. At the close in the street, the market was
very firm, with not many stocks offered. In State
stocks to-day the market has not been very active,
but prices, especially of Missouri, are well main
taned TIE prospect that Gen. Fremont will drivehe
rebels out Of that State has brought in some buyers.
Government securities are held very firmly. which
checks transactions. The quotations at the closewre:
US. IS, "a, s32as4; U. S. 6s, 81, 9ia9ili U.
s. C., 81, coupon, 94a94l; Tennessee Is, 42lS
s2i; Virginia 6s, 46ai7l; North Carolina 6s, $50
Sel Missouri 6s, 4ita4li Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, 96l a g6i; New-York Central Railroad,
7sa7el; Erie Railroad, 34i 934l; Erie Railroad,
Preferred, So 53I; Huds River Railroad, 373 a
37i; Harlem Railroad, I2laI3; Harlem Railroad,
Preferred 32l a322i Reading Railroad, 31l a36;
Michigan Central Railroad, 49l 800; Michigan
SouherI, and Northern Indiana Railroad, 49, a lS3
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Guaranteed, 81 9a3o1; Panama Railroad, ll6} dll7;
Illinois Central Railroad, 65i a65ii Galena and
Chicago Railroad, 70l a7l; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad. 36s SCI; Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road. 5l1a51I Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, 63a63i; Illinois Central 7s, 8S0sSI.
The foreign bill market was inactive for the steam
Ia ioua por,i.
naay unchanged, the transactions show decline Of
p cent. No important sales could be effected un-
les at concession. Sterling is 1861 9lO6 for dOcu-
nent bills, lO6a1O7 y cent for commercial, and
lGlaiO72 for bankers signatures. Francs are
S.3I Sj.S2I.
Freights are dull and lower. To Liverpool, the
engagements comprise 45 900 bush Corn at II l2ld
in Ink and bags; 1900 do. Wheat al 3d. in ship
mr.. bags; 5000 bbls Flour at Be. lLd. a 3s 3D. !;
500 boxes Cheese al 45s. 500 do do. per steamer at
- % bbdp. Tallow a. 3js. To London: 6,5oO
bush. Wheat at I3d. in shippers bags; 1000 bbls.
Flour at 81. l0Id. To Glasgow: 1900 bush. Wheat
q, 1914. To Havre: 1900 bush. Wheat at De-,
end go bble Flour Ut g0c.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
eI,H1,IO0 02--for Customs, $5S, 900; for Treasury
Noses, Si6i, $40 90 Payments, including redeemed
cent notes, 81 ,4lO,993 IS; Balance $9,34o,6l 80.
There is rather more activity in the subscriptions
to the National loan especially at the agencies The
receipts at the SubTressury to-day were $T5, 900,
of which $4,000 were from Boston banks on their
second 10 y cent call on the second fifty million Of
the Treasury Note loan, axi &l35, 900 from city
| agencies.
Mr. Cisco has made further call rpon oar banks
ard no further reimbursemsnts, but call will be
Necessary soon under the heavy disbursements Of
d'e Treasury.
The amount Of demand notes redeemed at the Sab.
Treasury in excess Of the amount which has been
pad out again is only about $500, 900. This is mod
sfaie IN comparison with the amount siioat-some
| we've millions. These notes now circulate in sll
We Channels OF trede, and are received and paid out
sHeely as bank notes or gold.
l eeksrnthst tle Terre llaute and Alton Railroad
.Onpny eoisewyLs.e resuming interest payment on
~'nHa mortgage bonds in week or 60. The earn
@ssd the hne fN the present month promise an In
s''se@ some s2500O to $4,000 on October Of last
ysar.
ios Illinois Central Road bas received for lands
~ m'ash sl25,CO andlh Cancelled Sj5 coo bonds.
we $1,000 there is devoted to interest s75, 900.
- exchanges at tie Bank Clearing House this
rsAOs were 81, ,42O,S33 IS.
=" ~ew.York Gss Light Company las declared