New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

Iseng, owing 10 the reported retreat oi oPo IN VI
GINA, ana the reverse in Kentucky. Nctwthstand'
ing these sdverse circumstances, prices in this sensi
tive state Of military affairs are remarkably seadyi
and what is rare business is conducted with no OK
element. There seems 9 deep seated conviehon ia
the public mind that the heretofore unused strength
OF the North is coming into action and It's power "
crush all opposition will soon be felt The hrmhess
with which stocks are held, reported military re-
verses which are continually flying about is the best
proof of this encouraged state Of feeling Inc only
heaviness in Government bonds appeared in the
Coupons of 1881, which cold y cent lower, at loi,
and on the second call at 10D3, closing lUos
0l00l. There was sale of 6s 1860 At
99l which was steady. Treasury 1905 were
p cent down, at 1899 alO3I. Demand Notes
better, at l0sl State Securities we're very dull, the
only transaction being small sale Of Missouri os at
~. Gold, as usual, as stocks fell of, went mp to
ll6i 9llG!, closing in demand. Delaware and Hud-
son was strong at IOOdlOl. Pacific Mail was also
steady at llllsilli. The general share market
was of at lai cent, except IN Toledo, when,
under strong purchase by party for the street. closed
steady at 53l 053t. Business was light in the bal
ance Of tie list, with nothing Of moment to note,
except evident anxiety manifee' TO hear from the
army. Railway Mortgages partook of the hesitation
with none pressiDS-ths frmness Of the last few
days still noticed; there was sale of Hudson IDS
at IN advance Of y cent, at 9fl. In Michigan
Southern also, ut 90. Wabash 2ds were ! y cent
lower-7ll97l3 Immediately after the session, a
report cane in Of the capture Of II 600 Rebels but
in addition, that there was large battle about to DO
n,ered into with the whole Rebel force in Virginia.
now concentrated which had the eifec. TO check
transactions Between the boards and at the Second
Board, the market was heavy with general Decline
in shares of la T. cent, without, however, much
pressure 10 sell. Governments were dull bu! steady.
For gold there WAS good demand, aud the quota
tons advanced to III. Railroad Bonds were very
firm. Chicago and Northwestern assented improved
T. cent, selling at "a. After the regular session,
the later advices from Washington in regard to army
movements being more favorable, there was strong
rally in the market with not stocks enough offering
TO meet the demand Central improved TO 9is bid,
which is the exact closing price of Saturday. The
market clo,ed att United States &C. 81, regd lOl u
1911! United States e., 81, coupons, 1905 lOl;
Demand Notes, 1917 a lOS; American Gold. li6i q
III; Missouri State6s, flo; Tennessee State 6s,
50; Pacific Nail Steamship Co., ll03 0llli; New
York Central, 9ila9i!; Erie Railway, 3i d3S!
Erie Railway Preferred, S.a69; Hudson River
Railroad, 81 52i Harlem Railroad, l5i&l5ti
Harlem Railroad Preferred, 39Ia39i; Michigan
Central Railroad, go $50; Michigan Southern
81: Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 639632; Hi
nois Central Railroad, 90 462; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad, 2i92ii Gslena and Chicago
Railroad y; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 53i
053.; Chicago nnd Rock Island Railroad, 0ld6 !.
The Foreign Eli market has been dull to-day at
advanced rates, in sympathy with the Improvement
in gold. Sterling is 1873 5l2) Francs i.0 i.35,
Fregbu opened steady, but with more liberal
offerings and q scarcity Of room, closed decidedly
frmer. To Liverpool, the engagements are 1000
bush. Wheat ut u 3D. l3i. in bulk; 10000 do. do.
At l3d. sl3id. in bags mainly a, the latter rate;
800 bb Flour at 3s. lOid is, chiefly at the lat
ter rate; zoo bxs. Bacon at 40s To London, $500
bush. Wheat at Id in bags 1900 bbs. Flour 10y
foreign ycsso at a.. 4id. 800 do. do. q, Is ID
To Glasgow, II, 600 bush. Corn at lid. 80 nj 800
bbls Flour al is 81. The charters are small for
eipn vessel with ~ 900 bush Wheat to direct port
IN Scotland at Iild.; Meekenbnrg bark with
81. 900 BUSH Wheat 20 Cork for orders at Id; two
French barks with 1900 bush each on the same
voyage, at the same rate; and an American schooner
Of 100 bbls 10 the West Indies and back at II $50.
The business Of the Sub-Treasnry was: Receipts,
sii2O59 OS-for Customs $4,000; Payments,
ss77 go %; Balance, siO,67i.91J 80.
The l.. Crosfe and Milwaukee Railroad shows an
increase Of s. 900 in July.
Gold. without much activity, advanced to III, bat
a, the close WAS duller aud could not be sold above
ll6l. Ills shows / y cent Improvement on Satur-
day. The movement appears purely speculative
one. Demand Notes for Custom.House Use were in
moderate request and firm in the morning Later in
the day they were lower, and quoted 1919 alOS.
The 1905 fell of to 1881 at which large orders came
into market. which whs cleared Of oil lots offered AT
that price Indebtedness certificates sold at sgi 99i.
The Erie Road are paying interest on their second
mortgage bonds to-day, deduc,ing the 3 y cent tax
,eouired by tho United States Government, and for
which the road il responsible.
The market is rather rmer in rates for money, but
the supply is still abundant. Loans on demand be-
low y cent are exceptional The disturbance oc-
ca,ilued by the adyces from Virginia tended some
what 10 check the confidence Of capitalists and make
them serutinizo securities more carefully. Tie crop
of imaginary rumors in the street WIS never more
prolific than today, and never set aiiOat upon a
smaller substTaturi o. truth.
The Corn Exchange Fire and Inland Insurance
Company has declared semi-annual dividend Of 10
y cent, payable on demand
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
were $50, 81, CSC 81.
The shipments Of Specie from this port last week
were:
Brig Mercy Ellen. Cudad 70 500
SIM scot, Lyerpool-Gold bar. and gold CON-. 32 10
So, Colnutia h .............. 500
Strrr Columbia Hsrsns-MiIed specie 2i5e
s,mr HAn.a soDthsmp aud bremenCa gold bars los b5
S., II.rsa Soubsmp aud Brefuen-Am gold 81 500
g., H.. sorth.up and Pr,m-For'n gold coin
stt.- = Z ~.