New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

| houses hold larger amount OF ORDERS lnau Ior
many months At the Second Board the speculation
received a check by the reports from New-Orleans,
via Norfolk, that the blockading feet had been
destroyed. This report although considered by
nearly every one 10 cdHdrd, still had its effect;
and at the second session quotations were generally
lower and irregular, but closed firm, new
buyers coming in. After the recent consider
able rice the market IL, of coursc, sensi-
tive to all influences, and naturally declined
upon the receipt of uniayorable, though doubtful,
nows. In snch tone Of the market az the present,
however, the influence Of such events is Usually only
transient the current pressing onward and over such
trihng obstacles. TIE business of the day was very
well distributed over the whole list, and consider
able portion Of il was for cash. In addition TO The
registered business, sale in one line Yves made Of
5000 shares Preferred Erie 81 90 The buyer is a
party who has great confidence in the ability Of the
road 10 dividend on this stock. At the Second
Board, Erie Rock Island, GaleDa, and Hudson River
were among the frmest stocks In Bonds the busl-
ness was large, especially in MissourG, of which
$3.50 900 were sold. The market for State and Gov
erument securities sympathized at the close with
shares, and was somewhat lower. In the street,
after the Second Board, there was a frmer feeling
and portion of the decline wss recovered from.
The prices were: United States 5s ~, coupon, $50
$50 United States &C. 81, registered 81 G95; United
States &c, sl, coupon, 95 095l Tennessee State &c,
49, a a.; Virginia State &C. 460HIi Missouri State
&c, 45t QijI; Canton Company, q no. Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, 1884; New.York Cen
trail Railroad, 7Si 87si; Erie Railroad, 32i 32si
Erie Railroad, Preferred, jOdj0l; Huds River
~ DotI a arla
Railroad, Preferred, 3393i; Reading Railroad, 36d
36l; Michigan Central Railroad, sos d50ii Michigan
Southern ard Northern Indiana Railroad, lSl 0ls};
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Guaranteed, 3sio39li Panama Railroad, ll7I u
Ilsl Illinois Central Railroad Scrip, g. o6S; Gaena
and Chicago Railroad, 7lie7lii Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad, 36i d37; Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, 5ll aJlIi Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, 65I CO., Illinois Central Blonde, 1s, 50 d
S9!.
The foreign bill market has been firm for this
steamer, with q fair business doing. Sterling lie
IO7I allO7i for bankers, LOG SlO7I for commercial
signatures Francs are 5.3i 1850.
Freighs are rather dull and heavy: To LIVER
pool, the engagements are 5000 bush. Corn at
IllisIlld., in bulk and bsgsi 5000 bush. Wheat at
l2ld, in bags 800 bile. Flour at %. 3D.. 400 bbs.
Lard at 37t. Cd; 900 bxs Cheese at i&. To Lon
don, l2, coo bush. Wheat at l3l 9l3!d., in bulk
800 bbls Flour at Sc. 3d.; 500 bxs. Cheese at SOC.
To Cork, IL, 600 BUSH Corn at l3ld.; and q small
American brig, to Cork and a market, with $1,000
bush. Wheat at l4id. in bulk. To Havre, 5000
bush. Wheat at 25c., and.4 900 bbls. Flour at 90S
95c The chip j. Morton Of ! 100 tuns was char
tered 70 Havre at 25c. for Wheat and 95c for Flour,
and the sbp Jenny Beals, 1000 tuns capacity, on
private terms.
The busincss Of the eab-Treasury was Receipts,
s9i9,5i9 I3-for Customs, $4,000; for Treasury
Notes, s7O9, $685. Payments, 81 ,OO5, $50 S. Balance,
on ,2S3, $40 IA.
The subscriptions to the National loan continue to
be very large. At the Sub-Treasury they are TO-
day cas-, 900, beside $4,000 paid in from oui-of
town agencies. The payments from city subscrip.
tons are nearly all IN Blk v cent Treasury notes.
Al the agency Of Mr.. O. Brien the subscriptions ex.
coed cleo 600 to-day and at Mr.. Kecbums SIS, o0Oi
a. Mr.. Reads $4,000, and at the other agencies to
about equal extent Demand notes have gone out
freely, $500 600 having been sent TO Psburgh for
the payment Of the troops In Wesen Virginia. The
Erie receivers also took 10000 for disbursement
along the line Of that road making 600 dsbursed
by Mr.. March within three weeks.
There IL a fair demand for Six Y cent Treasury
Notes at 99f y cent. There are not many offering.
Mr.. Cisco has made no new call upon the banks on
accoun, Of their subscription 10 the National Loan,
but expects to make further reimbursement TO-
morrow TO them for notes ssld. The Federal stocks
have now reached nearly 10 point where in pro-
portion, the 7.3O y cent potes are worth premium.
The point discussed in the street whether the banks
will so on, if the advance continues, selling these
Dotes at par.
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Road
in September were as follows;
1860. 1861.
Pusbseu....."",".sl 30 sl9%
1TeigLt.....s,.'',.'..''''. NihA ~ i'io@"
Total .............. IS s9l.96s Sc