New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
SATURDAY, August lo-p. n.


There was an entire change in feeling at the Stoek
Board to-day, and portion Of the advance Of yesterday
has been lost. The parties who were prominent buy
yesterday were inactive to-day aud probably
selling through other brokers' The business in State
bonds was large full prices at the opening but tow
ard the close prices were weaker. Georgas advanced
largely, selling high as n against 20 yesterday.
After the Board the market without activity was strong
especially for State stocks. There was no second
session Of the Board but moderate amount Of tran-
actions made in the street light Improvement.
The closing prices were:
United States 6s, 1881, registered Ssassi; Ten
nessee 6s, AS a46; Virginia Safe c. 53I a53i;
Missouri State &c, lafiI; Pacific Mll Stcamship
Company, 76976l; New-York Central Railroad,
7iia7.l; Eie Rail DAD 26t a25i Hudson River
Railroad, 3iaa3lii Harlem Railroad, lOi 0iOi,
Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 25a2ei Reading Rail-
road, 36I; Michigan Central Railroad, ~, sf21s
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana II ilroad,
l3,a Al; Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 29ss
Panama Railroad, lO6 l05!; Illinois Central Railroad,
6ii 65i Galena and Chicago Railroad, 65i a6Sii
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 80 3)l Cticage
aud Rock Island Railroad, 40, a4Oli Chicago, Bur-
lipgton and Quincy 81 50.
TIE market for foreign bills is dull and heavy.
l5Oo bbls Flour at Is. Cd. q Is. Cd. 5000 bush.
Wheat in bags at 9ld 600 bush Corn at cid S9d.,
and 200 bbs. Lard at 25s. To London $1,000 bblk,
Flour at g. 3d. and q 900 bush. Wheat 3d. in bulk
and 9id. I'D. in bags. To Glasgow 1900 bbs Flour
at 3s. To Havre 1000 bush. Wheat in shippers bags
at lsc To Bristol 10000 bush. Wheat at 100. 4
Swedish brig to Exeter with 10 900 bush. Whest, q
lad.
The bu.iness Of the sub-Treasury was: Reeeipt4
s33,7si 6C-for Customs, 5000; and for Treasury
Notes. $3.50; Payments, S2is,Oi5 69; Balances
sj,629 6ll 81 showing decrease Of about 500 ooo
during the week.
The Home Life Insurance Company has declared Q
feui-annua dividend of 81 per cent, payable d.
mand.
Mr.. Chase, az will be seen by our city column, was
again to-day in consultation with the banks upon tho
subject of Government fnancsr-
a, PaacepLia there is very little demand for money
outside the banks, and call loans are making pes
cent per nnnum, and very hue wanted a, that rate.
Prime paper continues very and is readily taken
at per cent per anrum.
The Chicago Tribune of Thursday says;
The supply OF currency continues fir, with raihe.
less inquiry. Eastern exchange vGs sold on the street
Ht par TO y cent premium, and a. toe banks at
cent. Gold is in limited request ct as Y cent pre-
ninm for currency.
Ubil the harvest is over, the business Of the city
will probably be cou paraiiyely hgati and although
money is still " close vet the demand for II II mer.
camille circles is lees pressing AID the TRANSACTIONS se
tie various ban ng-houses Of the city mainly
" ith produce dealers. As the new wheat crop
begins to move AL branches Of commerce VIII be re-
vived very materially.
The anthracite coal brought down by the Reading
Railroad this week amounted to 23j0i tuns; same
week last year, 80 3sl TINS. The btuminous coal not
vet reported will he abou, 900 tuns The schuykili
Canal has brought down 2s, ,755 tuas same week lass
year. 1892.