New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-19


again long. The business was wen distributed
throughout the list, and the market steadily adj
vanced from TIE opening, with the exception
Of a few descriptions. The bears did not
act with much energy, and there was far
demand for buyers options, indicating outside
orders. In State bonds the largest &C
tivity was in Missouri &c, which, under purchases
Of $4,000, advanced to i3, agains 43a yesterday,
AID later in the day sold at IS. Other State stocks
we're dull but steady. There wers no sales Of Gov
eminent stocks at the morning Board but during the
day they sold at "a for the Skies Of 1881 and 81 for
he Elves Of 1874. Nsw-York Central was very ac
tive, and recovered to m the demand being mainly
for cash ltock. This road is now doing an eastward
tTafc which employs all their eqnlpage Enc was
also firm, and recovered during the day q y cent Of
the decline Of yesterday. This WAS one OK the moot
buoyant stocks on the list. The sale Of 1900 shares
Of the Preferred Stock Of this Company, 10 which
we have before alluded. WIS to-day contaminated.
The Western shares were buoyant-among the most
so Gsena which rallied to the highest point IT has
recently touched IA. The street is still quite short
Of this stock and certificates scarce Pacific Mail
was also better and touched 49, against 81 yester-
day. We hear that the earnings Of the current
quarter arc nearly - v cent, and that il is
possible that the dividend November may be 10 in
stead of 5per cent. Between the Boards the market
continued buoyant and at the Second Board she deal
ing, were large and in nearly every csse at an adj
vance, Aier the regular session, Central sold al 100,
the point it stood a, before the Circular OF MIR. Sew
ard was issued. The Western shares were also very
firm, the advance being to u per cent. Govern
ment Stocks were per cent higher than the lowest
point Of yesterday and in demand. In he street,
after the session, the market was very firm at the
following quotations. United States 5s coupon, 1873,
| 49, United States Co. 1881, Registered, 93f93Ii
United States &C. 1881, Coupons, 94d9i4; Tennessee
State Go, 43S43I; Virginia State Do, i60i6lj Mls-
,ouri State fs, ljl di5ii Pacific Mail Steamship
Courany. 92i a93; New-York Central Railroad,
rs, d7sl; Erie Railroad, 32lS32.i Hudson River
Railroad, 37l as, Harlem Railroad, l2i el3i Hsr-
lem Railroad Preferred, 33l Reading Rail
road. IS, G36; Michigan Central Railroad, 5Oi 90Ii
Michigan sou,hern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
llsisIs3; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana,
Guaranteed, 3si a39; Panama Railroad Company,
lll6sll7; Illinois Central Railroad scrip, cash;
GsI,ns and Chicago Rsilrcsd, 7lie72i Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad 80, 36s; Chicago and Rock
Issad Railroad, sol 65l; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, o.
The market for Fereigu Bills has not been active
for his steamer and quotations are without change
Sterling is 1917 alO7i for bankers.
Tho businem Of tbs subTressury was: Receipts,
s2sIs, 4y7 3j-for Customs, ss 900; Treasury Notes
$50 $50; Payments, s2,7l7 095 81, including re-
deemed v cent notss; Balance, q ,l24 ,64e 70.
The banks paid in g. 100, 900 to-day on their sub
,criptiop 10 the National Loan, and Mr.. Greco made
another reimbursement Of s92l 900 Oh account Of
notes sod The banks have thus received in two
days from the sub-Trsssury q, 400 600, and hav'
PAID in only 4, 100000
Tho private subscriptions to the Thr.eyear BOndi
National Loan) to-day a. the sub-Tressary have
been about 100000 The Government, agencies
have net done much to-day. The circular Of Mr.
Seward his had an urfAvora5le effect upon Par;is
who were intending 70 invest ir these bonds.
The Banl Department OF this State refugee to TAKE
the thrse-year 7.Jo v cent bonds of the Fedora
Goverumen, ~ security from the banks for eircHls
ton. We should be glad TO bear what reason can b
given ion this action the part Of the Bank SuperR
tendsnt- IL certainly smsoks Of red tape.
The Mint made returns yesterday Of half a milioI
in coin, which the 6rst large return for many days
The American Bank Note Company will on Mon
day forward TO Washington TIE last Of the first 6fty
millions Of 7.3J Y cent Treasury Bonds. They hav'
also printed and forwarded fifteen million, Of De
mAnd Notes No other establishment in tho worl'
could have performed this service N the same leng
of tine.
TIE Rock leland Road earned tho second week i
October, 1870. ...... ..,,..s22l9
October.
4 IacTehtt......sss... ''.ss''''sssss.' FIioh
The September earnings Of the Chicago Burling
ton and Quincy Railroad were:
1860. 1868. Increase. Decrease