New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
WEpsEspAY. Sept. lS--r. Y.

The Stock market this morning was decidedly better,
and general advance in the share list Was estabshed
with more activity. The absence Of Ill news has An
encouraging eHec; upon the bulls, while any attempt
TO buy results in advance Of prices by reason OF the
moderate supplies Of cash stock the market The
bears did not offer their options quite - freely and the
commission houses had large amount Of orders for
buyers options. Between the Boards purchase OF
900 was made for foreign account at 80. Att
Second Board the market fairly active and gener-
ally firm. Pacific Mail was the most active, selling mp
TO s2i against 81 yesterday. Rock leland improved
y cent, and Central was steady. In State bonds the
dealings were TO fair extent and prices generally
marked higher. Government bonds were also tai
cent higher with good demand. The Skies 1884, sold At
go and large amount, $40, 000 Of the SIS, lS cold
at 80. The Six v cent Treasury Notes were In de-
mand at 9St with very few offering. At the close the
market WAS strong st the following prices; United
States Go, 1881, registered, 9Os90i; Emitted States 5s,
1874 coupon, S0aS0ti Tennessee State De, ~ a45i
Virginia State 6, 5lia53 Missouri State 6s,
43e43Ii Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, Se
$751; Psnnsylvsnis Coal Company. 1911; Cumberland
Coal Company, Preferred 4a5; Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company, S2s 49, New-York Central Railroad,
72i e72i; Erie Railroad, 25is26i Hudson River Rail
read, 1884 aga; Harlem Railroad, i0i oloI; Harlem
Railroad Preferred, 25a26; Reading Railroad, $50
SSH Michigan Central Railroad, i2si2ii Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, l3i sl3ii
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed,
30. 800; Panama Railroad Company, 1854 slO9 ILL
nois Central Railroad Scrip, 65i d6Jli Gslena and
Chicago Railroad, col sG9l Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad 29I 800; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
43I O 49, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
81 a62; Illinois Central Bonds, 10, 92ay3.
The Foreign Bill market is inactive but steady.
Leading drawers are asking at 1899 l09t The supply
Of commercial bills continues light and the demand Ia
not active.
Freights are rather Grmer, with more offerings. To
Liverpool the engagements include 10000 bush. Corn,
IN ships bags at I0Id; 500 hhds Tobacco at 37s. Cd
30 600 bush. Wheat at I0d In bulk and l0id. cid.
in ships bags 100 bbs. Flour 1T Is. 3D.. 80 tuns Oil
at 35s; 100 pkgs Butter at 40.. To London. 10000
bush. Wheat at l3d. sl3d., in bulk and ships bags
24OO bbls. Flour at S. AID 93s 6di 200 pkgr Lard At
lOs; $50 hhds Tobacco 50s.; 30 tuns Oil at s. 3D..
100 pigs Lard at 4Os; tuns of heavy goods at ga.
Cd. To Bristol 1900 bush. Wheat, in bulk, l2ld.
To Have 80 900 bush. Wheat at 3d. pshppers bags,
and 9 SEQ bbls. Flour at 75c; also, vessel char
tered with Wheat, in shippers bags at 2c. and Flour
at e0c.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
S459, 446 3O-for Customs $1,000; Treasury Notes,
ti45 900; Payments, ,S9 1855 3d. Balance, 1926
752 a..
TIE receipts Of the Galens Road for the second week
of September Unexpectedly favorable, the decrease
being small, although comparing with large week
last year. 1t is understood that the Directors have
agreed to declare dividend Of v cent about the Let
Of October as they have the money on baud and the
maturing bonds of February 1862, are provided for.