New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1861

therefore hold stocks with confidence for higher rates.
believing that the Fall business on the railroads Will
be better than Of late, especially those connected
with the grain trade, and that there viii be
general although moderate revival in trade, which
will have favorable influence upon all stocks. The
changes to-day do not exceed 70 y cent In shares.
At the Second Board there rather more movement
comparatively but prices were heavy at decline of
10 1 v cent In the Bond market the dealings have
not been very large and the changes have not been
important. Missours, with sales of $50 900, fell off
y cent Tenneesees improved /. Virginias declined
/, and Georgas y cent. In Government stock the
transactions were not large, and quotations were
weak. The SKIES of 1881 sold at 90l, ard lot Of
100000 due next year. at 95. At the close the market
was dull at United States Co. 1881, registered, S9a0
90; United States Sc, 1874, coupons, 92as0; Tennes
State e. s43i Virginia State &c, 5l a52; Mis-
SCUM State &c, 42i e43t; Canton Company, dl0l;
Cumberland Coal, Preferred, 4Ia5; Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, 81 asll; New-York Central
Railroad, 70, 072i; Erie Railroad, 25 a25, Hudson
River Railroad 33S33l; Harlem Railroad, l0i
elOI; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 25025li Read
ing Railroad, 35,a35a Michigan Central Railroad,
4lIaili; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad l3I al3.; Michigan Southern and Northern
pany, iIO0lICI Illinois Central Railroad Scrip, 659
65I Gslena and Chicago Railroad, 6sl 069; Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad, 80 S29i Chicago and Rock
leland Railroad, 4o39429i Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, 6OS6il; Illinois Central Bonds. 7s
81 993,.
TIE foreign bill market opens with irmness and q
moderate supply. Some drawers of sterling are askng
lO9 but we hear of no transactions above lVSa. Inc
buriness in grain is very active to-day and the sup
ply of commercial bills VIII be increased The demand
for sterling quite active. Since the seizure OF the
funds IN The Park Bank belonging 10 the Augusta In
surlnce and Banking Company, very large amount OIL
Southern balances here have been forwarded 10 Europe
to save them from conseaion, and this ADDED demand
for bills has advanced the rates about e cent we
know of one Baltimore house which has forwaIued
81 900 in this way for Southern zee unit Some foreign
houses are also remting specie funds, leaning the
dsant contingency Of specie Suspension by the eahAs
and con,equeut EI,ti rates y exchange
gre,nIs al, .rmei % Great Bra:;i, bn; steady TO
Havre 10 Lireuooi The sngalomenIs ,oniF'se
10 OG rGsi. Com, IA bulk and rage. az 100 ID;
1880 bush. Wheat ia bags a. la; 100 bIlA fIoui
at IS Id 20 pigs. Lard at 32s. 3D.. IGuo do. Bn''cf
and Cheese TT los. To London: $4,000 bush. Wheat
IN bas at I25d 3D.; i0J bbls. Flour at js i!d. 10
GLASGOW: 100 dds. Talow NJ 3js. To llayre: 10000
bush Wheat at &c, in sippcrs bags and 8 600 bbls
Flour Of Sec The charter include bark 10 Portugal
with a. 900 hush Wheat at 26c., in shippers bags;
Danish brig to Cork, aud market with Wheat ON pr
vaIe terms; "A shooner 10 Rio Grande with Flour a
81 - bbl.; Gn Engish brig with coco bush. Con-
T. Cork, ana a mark in bulk at lb., aud Briiisl
bark and brig to same destination at lJsd for Corn II
| bulk or # Wheat at II ID.
The bas.pess Of tie Sub-TreasuTy wat; Receipts
Al SO4. 7i l6-ior Customs $40 COO and Tor Trea'ur
Note. : 80 ,OOOi Payments, $3,s3i,923 q; Balance
| Sl2,2G6O3O 81. The aggregate transeciione Of ib
Sub-Trrasury last week were $4,000 ,OcJ, which "
presume IN the largest amount OF specie ever handle
by any financial institution in that period Of time
/ any country.
Tie earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the month 9
August
Eauiugs August, 4'S
H'''-NS
/ The following is an approximai statement Of a.
earning. OF tie Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aud Chicas'
Railroad Company, during the month Of August, con
pared with Ito same period Of last year, w.:
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