New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-24
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MospAY. Sept. Or. y

MOEDAY, Sept %. W.
Without marked activity excepting in II few de-
scrtions the Stock market opened for the week with
a buoyant feeling, and more disposition to make a
speculative movement The transactions re-
srcted however, by the moderate quantity of Stocks
offering excepting at higher quotations. The bears
made no special demonstration, and there was fair
demand for buyers options, especially in Central,
which was unusually active The registered transac-
tons reach 500 shares $50 shares taken regu
lar The quotations advanced TO 49, closing at 73s
bid. This activity would lead to the inference that
the prospect is favorable to an arrangement OF the
questions in dispute between this Company and tie
Erie, and an advance of rates. Erie was also hrm,
selling at 26l. In the Western shares the market
was rather quiet but very firm. Gaena advanced {,
Toledo 4, Rock Island ! per cent. AT the Second
Board the market was inactive, but prices were gen.
orally firm The changes in shares were immateral.
In bonds to-day the transactions have reached
about $50 OO0 of which 100000 were Msouris, which
were sustained notwithstanding the unfayorabIe news
from Lexington. Tennessees were " cent better.
The feeling in Government securities is very strong,
and the inquiry fair TIE 6s of 1881 were 9Os
those Of 1867 sold at 9O and the 5s of 1874 at SOi.
These quotations show the confidence of capitalists
and investors in the ability of the Government to put
down this rebellion. Treasury g. two years. sold at
gs. At the close in the street, the market was dull
at: United States Sc, 1874, S0l aSOl; United States
&C. 1884, registered 9OI s9Oi; United States Is, 1881,
coupon, 81 e9lI Tennessee State &c, 49, a44i Vir-
gins State &c, 5lla52; Missouri State &c, Al 3Ij
Canton Company, salO; Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company, SASH Pennsylvania Coal Company, 10
al; Cumberland Coal Company, Preferred, A as
I'LL y, = No NOrA
Central Railroad 73i G73l; Erie Railroad, %. G26
Hudson River Railroad 33l Harlem Railroad,
DI8I0i; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 2j se6i Read
ing Railroad, 81 s35i Michigan Central Railroad Al ]
i2I Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail-
rad, I3ialI; Michigan Southern and Northern lndi-
ara Guaranteed, 3Oi 81; Panama Railroad Company,
lDsilOi; Illinois Central Railroad scriP, oosooii
GAlena and Chicago Railroad, GO, dG9ii Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, %. d30i Chicago and RoeL
Island Railroad, 49, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad. 62 a63I Illinois Central Bonds, 20
g2dg3.
The Foreign Exchange Market 10 weak to-day ct
y cent decline. The demand has been very light, and
the appearance OF the circular of Mr. Chase IN regard
10 coniseatng balances, &c has quoted the fears o
Ito parties interested, and there is no disposition tc
rsni the money deposited here on Southern account
Leading S,erlsg Ia l0s! 9lOsi Francs o.SZi do.2I j.
Freights are active and frmer--To Liverpool the
engagements comprise 49, 600 bush Wheat at IL I'D
in bulk and ships bagsi $1,000 BUSH Corn at l0 I'D
in bulk, and ll!qIlld. in ships bagsi $500 bbls
Flour at "a a d2s Cd. To London, 2j,COO bush
Wheat, in bulk and ships bags, at Is. Old: l,'Oo
bbls Flour at 3s. %. lOId To Havre, LOCO bbls
Flour at Soc, and 3d. 900 bush Wheat at 29 arse in
shippers bags.
The business Of the subTressury was Receipts,
&697 SIS 4l-for Customs, q 600; Treasury Notes
s5I2, 1000. Payments o, A. $40 $751; Balance, $li,'S
262 06.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen
Railroad for the second week in September are:
From pssengsrs. $500
From freight - So -
From ,undTiss.. '''ii
Total. s,'sSSa
Corresponding week in 1850. 2oIo %
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