New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01


and 5000 shares Central, were to cover shorts.
Pacific Mail fell back eighty from the extreme
prices of yesterday, but closed firm. Of Cen
trail about 1000 shares mostly regular
at 79079l, closipg firm. Enc Common
was fairly steady, while the Preferred was
in large demand and buoyan, selling at 544 against
522 yesterday The appearances indicate that this is
TO become very active stock in the speculative list
The present buyers have the fullest confidence in the
ability of the Company 10 commence the payment Of
dividends upon il in 1862. a new movement has
recently commenced in Hudson River, under the
prospect Of very favorable buslness during the clos
ing of river navigation. The quotation advanced to
3S3. In the Western shares the market was without
important change, the principal activity being in To-
ledo, which closed at yesterdays price. Michigan
Central was among the weakest stock, selling at 49.
AT the Second Board the dealings We're to fair ex-
tent at about the closing prices of the morning set-
sion. There was no marked feature in the transae-
tons, but after the regular session strong dsposi
ton TO buy appeared in the market, and general
advance established in the kinds usually dealt in
out Of board Central advanced 10 79l. Hudson
River to 3Ss. Erie 10 "a. Preferred 10 5i3.
Toledo to 36i Galena TO 7O!. Pacific Mail
to 80, &C., &c. AT the close the whole market was
hrm with but few stocks Offering. In State Stocks
the business was moderate, excepting in Missouri
6s Government Securities are not active, but very
firmly held The Skies Of 1881 are 9l1 G9ll, and the
fives advancedto sil y cent. Railroad Bonds are
attracting some attention, especially those of low
prices. The following are the quotations: New
York Central 6s, 93a95; New-York Central 7s, g.
1907 a i0l; NewYork Central Is, '76, Convertible
100! 0!al0l Erie, let mortgage, 1915 100; Erie, I'd
mortgage, 100; Erie, I'd mortgage, extended, 81 !
Erie Sd mortgage, Sii a So; Erie, lth mongsge76ld a
7S; Eric, 9Th mortgage, 6SG72; Hudson, let mort
gage, 1911; Hudson, Cd mortgage Sinking Fund %
/ a97; Hudson, Sd mortgage, elao4; Hudson, Con-
vertble, 7ll; Harlem, LIST mortgage, 99G99; Har-
lem, I'd mortgage, 90ii Harlem, Sd mortgage, 7Od
so; Michigan Central new y cents, 9ii 30, ex in
terest; Michigan Southern, lst mortgage, S4deOi
Michigan Southern, "a mortgage, 65 oil Michigan
Southern, Sinking Fund, S0s ST. Northern Indiana,
lst mortgage, 81 QSi; Northern Indiana Goshen Of
1868, 79l 80; Illinois Genital Construction, SIS!
SSl La Crosse and Milwaukee Land Grants, IOa
II; Chic8eo and Rock Island, Let mortgage 30 a 95
Galena and Chicago, list mortgage, 9g0l00 ex
interest; Gslena and Chicago, I'd mortgage, 9SI a
9s2; Hannibal and ST. Joseph Bonds, 2S! a 32;
Cleveland and Toledo, Sinking Fund, 76G76l;
Chicago Burlington and Quincy s y cents 924
%; Lake Erie and Wabash, lst mortgage, 69a70;
Lake Erie and Wabash, I'd mortgage, 10 49, New
Jersey Central let mortgage 1885, ex interest; New
jersey Central I'd mortgage 1903; Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western, LIT mortgage, 95a9S; Lacka-
wanna end Western Bonds, 30 as; Tene Hauto and
Alton, 1st mortgage, 20 all; Tere Haute and Alton
I a. m, Cb,ceoa aud
Is: mortgage 39i a39i; Chicago and North-Westen,
Sinking Fund, sOaS2; Chicago and Northwestern,
I'd mortgage, l3al4l.
There is not much doing in foreign bills and the
market is weak. Leading bankers sterling is Domi-
nally 1914 dlO7l.
Freights are decidedly lower AZ the close, par
ticularly to Great Britain, bat there doing
at the reduction, To Liverpool, the engagements
are 10 900 bushels Corn at IL 9llid., in bulk and
bags, closing at the inside rate; 5000 do Wheat Of
III 12ld., in bulk and bags, closing at IL lad
$500 bbls. Flour at 3sl ID. 3s.3d.; 1000 boxes
| Cheese at 45s To London: 1900 bu,h. Wheat AZ
! l2I a 3d.. in bulk and bags 1900 bbls. Flour at
3s9d; 100 tuns Oil-Cake at 35s., in bags To Glas-
cow: 1900 BUSH Wheat at l3d. To Hayre: 800
bbls Flour at 90o. The charters a vessel to a
direct port in England with $4,000 bush. Wheat st
I4d.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
sSs3 s0I 42-for Customs, $50 1913 Is; for Treasury
Notes, s2e5, ,499 0S; Payments, including redeemed
= cent notes, g. 1873 71i az Balance ss,Oll ,lOi g.
The traffic Of the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canads
for the week ending Oct. -, was rs follows:
sAblJ "
Freight. soss soss ~
Msf,, express, SSiS 20
! ------
we.i ending Oct 20. 1860 600 mile')... sl,lsa sc
sisGsso
T@l,l ,ric from Ia July 1851 70 date. o59s7a 70
Total Tor corresponding period pieys year O+' TO -
The following sales Of stocks were made at auction
this afternoon by Adrian II. Muller, BY order O.
Jesse X Dubois, Auditor Of the State OF lllinois:
saO oco Tonnes g. i593 and coupon July, lgl. ~
sfsa Nissou 81. 1875, and coupon Jnly I56l.... ~
o0o Missouri g. 1876 and coupon Ia,y Ss
1900 Missouri a. 1884, and coupon July lsoi.'.''' -
40 Lorsisrs Sf
These stocks were for the account Of the Bank o
Raleich and the Lancaster Bank, both Of Illinois
and in liquidation.
The interest coupons the second mortgage
bonds OF the Central Railroad Of New-Jersey, mn
turing tomorrow, viii be paid 1t the Office OF th'
Company.
The holders Of the first mortgage bonds OF the
! Madison and Indianapolis Railroad, who have az
sspted 70 the agreement for reorganization, and sur
rendered their bonds can receive six months interes
ON presentation Of their certificates at the office
| Winsow, Lanier & Go.
The National loan subscription al the Sub-Tfeasur
/ today was 500 900, of which portion was fror
~, lob. NJ C;sro reimbursed the banks 10