New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

don Times may cay TO the contrary. For Southern
State stocks the market was rather heavy, and for
Virginias Mssouris and North Caroliras prices were
lower The share list shows a moderate business,
but with a very limited speculative demand prices
were well sustained. Pacific Mail after rapid adj
vance TO S9l, fell back to 49, but was firm at the
price, and later in the day rallied to SS The shorts
on this stock have been badly punished and the les
SON thus rudey taught has not been without ITS IN
fuence in checking operations for the decline IN
other stocks. The most active stock Of the First
Board was Rock Island, which, under steady de-
mand, advanced to 45i. Galena was very firm at
69l, and there was good inquiry for Toledo,
without much business in either. The re-
cent advance and greater activity in Wheat
and Corn have stimulated the crop movement
of the West largely, and the traffic which had
shown symptoms of decline the railways
which trayeree the grain regions Of that section, has
been terminated by the sudden demand which has
recently given impetus to business at the Corn Ex-
change The last aivices from Europe indicate that
Wheat and Corn are quite as ikelyto be wanted as
Cotton and Tobacco, aud fortunately for the West
and for Europe no blockade interfcres with tho ex
porl of tbese products. At the Second Board the
market was dull, but quite steady. The only I'M
rortant change was in Panama, which, with small
sales. advanced to lis aud closed at ll1i bid. Pa
cifc Mail also advanced y cent. The closing prices
were: United States Gs, 1881, 9Os69Oai Emitted
States Coupons, 0l89lli Ohio Ga, 1886, SlGSlti
VIRGINIA State g. 49, a a.; Missouri State 6s Az
el2t; Canton Company, Sdl0i Delaware and
Hudson Canal, $685. Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany. 1911; Cumberland Coal Company. A as;
IN
New-York Central 49, 9733; Erie Railroad, 25i
a25I Hudson River Railroad, 81 @3a; Harlem
Railroad, 10! GlOa; Harlem Railroad, Preferred,
25 a2J.; Reading Railroad, 34t a3i5; Michigan
Central Railroad ill0ili; Michigan South
em and Northern Indiana Railroad, 49, al35i
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guaran-
teed 30 43l3; Panama Railroad Company, llJl0
1l6 Illinois Central Railroad 66d66l; Gaiena
and Chicago Railroad, 69l069,; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad 29i o29i; Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, 45I d453; Chicago, Darlington and Quincy
Railroad, 90 963; Illinois Central Railroad, 92092Ii
Foreign exchange continues dull and with
dropping tendency. Sterling closed at l0S for bank
ers' bills, and at LOG 0l07 for commercial. There
was but little business done for the steamer Of to-
day.
Freights sre rather easier to Great Britain, but
firm to the Continent. To Liverpool: 81, 900 bush.
Wheat at I2id., in bulk $1,000 bush. Corn nj ia
I2Id., in bulk and ships bags 200 bbls Flour at
s., with come reported at 3s. cd To London: COCO
bush. Wheat at i'd. in ships bags. To glasgow:
200 bbls. Lard at Zoe. To Havre; 10000 bush.
Wheat at 25c., in shippers bags $500 bbls Flour
at 9Oc. To Antwerp: 100 bbls. Flour at is. The
charters include the bark Bounding Bow and For
est King TO Marseilles with Wheat at 20, a PC, in
shippers bags chip to Havre with Flour at 90c,
and Wheat at 25c. in shippers bags; and British
bark to Cork and market with Wheat at l5d., in
| bulk.
The basine,s Of the sub-Treasury was: Receipts
! s6O35I3 56-for Customs, $4,000, Treasury Notes
| siH,O00 Payments, si8O,639 IS; Balance, $l3,-
| IO3, isi 10.
| The money market has almost entirely recovered
from the slight disturbance caused by the large specie
drafts Of the Government, and the uneasiness occa
stoned by the advance in foreign exchange. On call
the supply is again abundant at from to 2 cent.
The bank statement will probably show satisfactory
gain in the specie reserve, and further diminution
| in loans.
| Mr. Cisco is now ready to supply the demand for
Treasury notes for general circulation. The appcs-
tons for these notes quite numerous, and the re-
Issues thus far exceed the amount presented to the
| Assistant Treasurer for redemption An order for
$2OO,OOO to 20 to Ohio filed by Mr.. Cisco this
| morning.
The subscriptions TO the national loan at the agency
| in Norwich, Conn.,. on Tuesday, the opening day.
Were $4,000. At Burlington VT, $4,000 was
taken the first day. The accounts very satisac.
tory from all parts Of the country where agencies TO
! receive subscriptions have been opened. Thus far
| the returns received at Washington from various
| agencies, not including New-York, Philadelphia, or
Boston, foot up $97l ,2 50, but returns will be
received from the majority Of the agents before next
week, their appointments having been sent Iast
week, and their instructions requiring them only to
report weekly. Among the returns are the follow
ing:
wwin..ed Conn S1l,5lG % Pittsburgh Penn 2gO16i 70
Newpon L.. l2i27 50 Providence Il. H.. g. $50 81
Troy - y...... 100 l2U - York Penn 1896 50
Hartford, Conn.,. 1928 6 Albany ~ Y.:.. % COG 50
Bath Ne. 6l,2Sj y Bnnswiek. NJ 2o3se %
sJTrcuS N. l.... isJ " Cincinnati, Oho... 1885 6i2 ~
New Haven Conn. :ess2 81 Pougkeepsie v 329o2 7,
| Portsnopth, r. II. 1854 ~
The compensation OF tue agents is small per cent
age ON the subscriptions obtained The result of the
meeting OF Ban, Officers to-day was the passage of
resolution by unanimous VOTE to avail of the option
to take the second installment Of fifty millions of the
Government loan. Some Of the Leading Banks were
in favor OF taking the entire balance of the loan at
once bu. this met with some objection, and was left
for further consideration. Secretary Chase is still in
| the city, and rs the Bank Officers meet again on
Tuesday, il is not unlikely that the third instamcn
Of fifty millions may be taken. The privilege of
tlavinU In The Traaaury Notea for the IN