New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-08
THURSDAY, Nov. Up. ~,

! There was no marked feature m the dealings To-
DAY at the Stock Board. Tie amount was scarcely
equal 10 the average of the last week or two, aad
The changes in prices were uGimPorant, although
generally the closing prices were lower than yesier-
day. Both factions appear disposed to await the de-
velopements from the South ard West before NOV
ing with yigor. The Western shares were rather
more firm than the rest Of the list. Generally! how
ever, there WAS an undenone Of strength, and 1t
evident that little vigorous buying on the part
Of the bulls would have produced buoysnt market.
Pacific Mail holds its recent rapid advance selling at
99099i. Central was in demand for cash, and after
ceiling at 49,, closed a, 7si. Efie old sold al 32t
and the Preferred issue at 57l Hudson River is
without change from yesterday. Michigan Central
sold at i9l, the closiDg price Of yesterday. Quincy
was in good demand, and firm at q cent advance
There was nothing done in Galena, but 69I wac
bid. Rock leland improved . Y cent, and Toledo
was steady. Between The Boards the market Wa
languid bat steady. At the Second Board the
transactions were unusually limited, without i'm
portant change in prices but after the session there
better feeling. with considerable transactions at
an advance of a ! y cent, the market closing very
strong. Central was ~; Erie, old, 32i bid; Pre-
fered 57i Rock leland 81. For Government Sc
curites the market was frm, at the morning rates.
At private sale, $4,000 were taken for foreign
account There was not much doing in Stats stocks,
excepting In Missouris which, after selling vi i3t,
improved to 43i bid Railroad bonds were dull, but
generally Uesdy. The closing quotations were:
United States 5s "a, coupons Sii as Uuted
States Is, 81, coupons, 9ia9ii United States e,
81, registered 93i d9i Tennessee State cs, 42ai2i
Virginia State &C. 46ais; Missouri State 10, i3s
49,; Cumberland Coal 5 5a5l Pacific Mail Steamship
Co., 9sia99; Nev-York Central Railroad, 7si a
70; Erie Railroad, 3}l 32I Hud.on River Railroad
80. a399 Harlem Railroad, i2i isi5 Harlem Rail-
road Preferred 32i d32i Reading Railroad, 3Jt
IS, Michigan Central Railroad, 50i e5Oi; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Isl sl9i
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Gusrsn-
teed 3si 3si Panama Railroad, llseli9i Illinois
Central Railroad Scrip, 62i 62l; Gslena and Chicago
Railroad, 69i a70; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
36i 36s; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 52i a
50; Chicago Burlington, and Quincy Railroad, g.
a651; Illinois Centrsl7 7s, sSaSSl.
In Foreign bls there 10 not much doing, and rates
are steady. Sterling is 1851 alO7t. Francs, o.ot
a5.52i.
Freights are rather lower To Liverpool the en-
Qsgemenls are IS 900 bush. Wheat at lid. id in
bulk and bags mostly at the lower rate to I'll up aud
save demurrage - 900 bush. Com at III 3D. in bags
900 bbls. Flour at 3s; 1900 bbls. Rosn at 3s I'd
a3s. Cd. To London: q, 900 bush. Wheat at I'D q
l2Id. ia bulk and bags, closing at the inside rate
500 bbls Flour at 3s. Cd; l., 100 boxes Cheese at
i5s. To glasgow: 1900 bush. Corn At lIid., IN
bulk and bags. To Hsyre: $4,000 bush. Wheat at
&C., and boat load ct 2lc.i $500 bbls Flour at
so s5c., the latter an extreme rate. To Bremen
100 sases Tobacco at 4s. Cd; 200 pkgs. Lard and
Tallow at 37s. 6d. The charters are vessel with
IS, 600 1000 busb Corn 10 Cork and market q
lsid y Sc n, and a vessel Of 800 bbs. capacity
out to Windwsrd Islands at 81 400.
The business Of the Sub.Trsasury was: Receipts,
si35l, ,364 s2--for Customs, $l0i,00O for Treasury
Notes, 1882 6s7 39i Payments, including redeemed
i 6 T. cen; notes, t9S9,99l 10; Balance, ts,loS,'
! 5H CO.
The subscription al the Sub.Tressury to-day to the
popular loan was 1893 900 from all sources, which Ia
an improvement on previous days. The Banks have
psid In at the sub.Tressury $3,5Oo.Ooo, being the
third 10 y cent on the second ffty millions OF the
Treasury Nsts loan. Only very small amount
$2l8 0OO-of this payment was in Treasury Notes'
The Banks holding these notes prefer 10 accumulate
interest, and pay in gold instead. MI Cisco hs,
made ne further reimbursement for Notes sold, but
probably will on Friday or Saturday. The arrivals
Of gold from Europe and California, together with
the large disbursements from the Sub-Treasury,
keep the Banks strong for the calls OF the Secretary
and these Institutions arc IN fact earning the inter
eat on an immense aggregate Of Government loan
without any necessary decrease Of mercantile die
counts. Bank stocks ought TO earn very largo divi
dends in this and next year, and would no doubt ad
vance rapidly but for the losses on Southern debts
Tho following is the October statement Of Ihs hii'
nois Central Railroad Company:
LAND psrAzTHnsr. .o. ~
Acres Construc,ion Lands sold s9s5s1 fsr se. = =
Acres Inherent Fund Lands soid. E.ss. Iot 49, A,
Aefes Fres Lands Ssd. i7ssei fo' 1898
Total ssles dcIipg Oct is6i..... 7tILb foI =
To which sdd Town 10. sAes'.''' "
II ro,.,o,.u - sio1.se g.
ARE, ,o,a ,lpce January 1861 s5e:t Tor ~ 900 SO
saS srfos,Jy Ne Al ssles) 1850 nae for o,yS
ro.,l............,...Lss.seos 50 si1..sss. z
"A urev 10 Oct,