New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
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| The Stock market was more active this morning,
and generally prices were e shade better Busluess
was wen distributed, and the dealings in Government
and State stocks were large, with some ireguianty
in the latter, Missouris recovering portion OF
Yesterday cecline, while Tennessees and Virghas
fell OF materially The largest transactions in Cow
eruments We're for the registered stock OF 1851,
which roi at 81 at the close, within traction OF
the prices ruling for the coupon stock OF the came
issue The p cen, Treasury notes were in quick
demands at 90, with sales Of s3l 600 at the price
The most important share dealings were IN Pacihc
Mail. New-Yorl Central and Rock Island bat the
bidding for several others Of the leading Railways
was more confident, and the small transactions
were apparently attributable to the scarcity oil
stock and the reluctance Of holders 10 meet the mar
ket, than from lack Of buyers. New-York Central
advanced fraction and strong nj the Close and
Erie was but seanty supplied a, an Improvement Of
/. The prospect Of an adjustment Of pending did,
culies between these trunk lines is, we understand
quite favorable, and the managing Idirse;ors
are now in session at Albany with this OBJ
ice. in view. Meantime the pressure Of Eastern
bound freight by both routes is unusually
besvy, and, with fair understanding and Julcious
tariff 20 be adhered 10 by both companies, tho season
would be very promising. The crippled condition Of
the Baltimore and Ohio road removes the competition
Of that line and these roads now receive the bnsncss
previously don. by four. Rock lsland came out
freely and fell off 10 I5 the call but YVES slightly
firmer at the close. There was a more active in
curry for Michigan Central and Illinois Central, both
at moderate Improvement over quotations Of
Yesterday, and for the Western shares generally
the market was decidedly firm, but without
activity. At the Second Board Governments were
better and there was an improved tone for the lead
ing Railways Ncw-York Central and Eric were
frmer on the report OF settlement 0f difficulties and
Pacific Mail advanced 10 SO, closing IN quick demand.
| Aner the Board this stock jumped up TO 9gl mdor
the stimulus Of rumJr 10 the effect that the Govern
ment had chartered all Of the Company steamers IN
port, including the Vanderbilt and Ocean Queen.
New-York Central sold as high o. 49, and The mar
| ket closed strong Throughout. Ito closing prices
were as follows Virginia State &C. 46ef7i Mifour
State &C. al 0AIi; Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
! s93 40; New-York Central Railroad, 73ia73i
Erie Railroad, 2Jla26; Huds n River Railroad
49, 49,; HsrlemRairoad, l0 a l0i; do. preferred
2j0253; Reading Railroad, 3i5qAli Michigan
| Central Railroad, Il III Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad 49, l3ii do. guaranteed,
u; s32; Panama Railroad ll3 rs; Illinois Cent
raj Railroad, G5aGG6; Galena and Chicago Rail
road, G9sG69I; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, !9i
a293; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 4jl i54;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 81. q 62l.
The sales Of Exchange yesterday for the Boston
packet at the close showed signs Of weakness and
downward tendency. Bankers bills OF hrst clafs
were offered aI - T. cent without takers, although
the sa!es Of the morning generally made at u
Good commercial bills may DO quoted Of lO6a 1903,
and the supply is increasing. With our large weekly
expectation of three millions and the suspension Of
imports az indicated by tho returns Of the past six
months, the course Of Exchange cannot be problem
Gtica
Freights are lower. To Liverpool, 1000 bush.
Corn at ! Id. in ships bags 700 bbls. Flour at 2s.
3D.; 800 pkgs. Lard az Hs. Cd. To London, $1,000
bush Wheat at l3Id. Glild in bulk and ships bags;
5000 bbls. Flour at IA. H. 3D., chiefly al the latter
rate. To Hayre, 80 600 bush. Wheat at - AISLE.
in shippers bags; $500 bbls. Flour at 9Oc. ST. in
Guiding . 900 bbls at the latter rate. To Antwerp,
his, 600 BUSH Wbest in bags at liid. TO Hamburg,
| / 800 bbls. Flour at 3s. sd.
The business Of tho Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
s2lI $50 26-for Customs, $1,000 Treasury Notes,
s64 IS; Payments, $50 ,lJ6 III Balance,
Sl1 al, g72 q.
There ia no change in the money market. Call
loans are easily negotiated at and Y cent, &C.
cording 10 the class Of coaterals offered. The note
brokerage business il at sand-still. Few names
arc current, and those are Of class not seeking the
street. Leading commEsion-honse accepiances
would pass at 6a7 y cent y annnm and short JOB
bors paper il current at 10 10 v cent, while the
same class Of long dates cannot be negotiated except
at the cxorb;iant rates OF 1924 = cent per annum
The popular subscriptions to the 7-'O loan today
in this city were about 100000. The city banks
place to the credit of the Government Oct. ! the
amount Of the second installmeni Of $5O,OO1, O00-
Eew-York taking $35,OOOOOO, Boston $lO,OOO,OoO,
and Philadelphia sjOOO,0OO. The rates Of this in-
siallmcnt therefore will draw interest fron Oct. l,
while those Of the first issue draw from Aug. ~,
The Secretary has extended the time Of receiving
subscriptions at tho various agencies for 80 days
The North River Tiro Insurance Company hGs de-
elsred dividend OF v cent, payable Oct. 10.
Tho following was the amount Of the debt Of
Michigan Sept. l T. 1861:
Peuentsry Bouds y cent, doe l6G3......... sl3gl
Internal Improvement " GRANT Bcnds'..''''.'''
FOIL paid t.CJ01tJ loan u Of lI3s..........''s' @
Adjusted Bonds Is OF 1865 toS
Renewed Loan Go -l9
Aisfn00 Of 1000 equal when Adjusted to... D.. ~.
internal Improvement warrants. sssa
0uGanised Canal