New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
wsrei in lively demand Erie LIST, ll3all4; I'd, 1879,
ll9 bid Sd, 103i slO4; 4th. 90 alOO; 5th, 93i 0s4

werein lively demand. Erie lst ll34ll4; "a, 1879,
llS bid; Sd, 103i sl04; 4th. 9991OO; 5th, 93i 09
Hudson lst ll2I 0ll3. Harlem LIST sold at los. st.
Louis, Terre Haute and Alton Cd, 95 bid. Miwau-
kes and Prairie du Chen, 81 09S-al a large adj
vance. Between the Boards the market was firm,
and at the Second Board there was a very buoyant
feeling, under the dispatches from Gen. Nice iellan
announcing the victories Of Franklin and Hooker,
and the rout Of the Rebel army. Operators rushed
in to buy with eagerness, and general ad-
vance took place in the shares and bonds.
with few exceptions. The transactions
were unusually lsrge, and the bidding was active
at tho close at full prices. We have seldom seen the
street respond with such strength TO good news and
il appeared that those sUccesses Of our armies had
released the market from the last weight which
kept il down. Gold fell of to III, for the same
reasons which advanced Stocks. The greatest i'm
provement was in Norwich and Worcester which
sold at 50 against 81. Saturday Central sold at
9JJ Erie Preferred u.s. Toledo st %, &C. Later IN the
day still higher prices were paid Central sold AT 95i;
Erie Preferred at 73l; Toledo $50, &c. At the a
O'Clock call the quotations were United States 6s,
81, reg, l00i United States 6s, 81 coupons, lOi a
1911; 100 Treasury Notes, 1914 0lOo; year GER
tiicaes, 9Sa 90; Demand Notes, llOi; American
Gold. 1l70 liza; Tennessee &c, 500 95l; Missouri
&c, 47i ash Pacific Mail Steamship Co, iii a
lI2; New-York Central, $50 d95; Erie Railway,
400 4O5; Erie Railway Preferred, 73se734j Hud-
son River Railroad, 4l 9J5; Harlem Railroad,
l6al6I Harlem Preferred, 4l4042; Reading
Railroad, 62ia62i; Michigan Central Railroad,
7Osa7l with sales of 200 shares at 705, and that
bid for 800 more Michigan Southern, 32i SO;
Michigan Southern Railroad Guaranteed, 64s 64a;
Illinois Central sold at 65 and the bid Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad. 2aGs; Galena and
Chicago Railroad, 73i a74; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 55i; with sales Of 1900 and 55i bid for
600 shares at seller 80, ard offered at So. Rock
leland Railroad, 69s aG9i.
Tho market ia quiet and unsettled for Exchange
to-day. Sterling is held in some cases at 1904 but
buyers generally decline TO pay over 1874. Francs
are about 5.33i. Messrs- Ward IL Brandt quote:
London, 60 days sight, l29l Y cent; do, 3 do do,
1901 Pais 60 days sight, v dollar afr. 33sct. do.,-
DO. do. Afr. 81 lct. Amsterdam, 60 days sight, y
gudsr. 49ic.; Hamburg, do. do, y marc bancO,
43lc. Frankfort, do. do, y form, 4sic.; Bremen,
do. do, y rix dollar 93ic.
Freigh,s are decidedly lower, especially for Grain
to Great Britain. To Liverpool the engagements
are: $4,000 BUSH Wheat at l4i a 15d., in bulk and
bags; 200 bbls Flour at IS. Sd. 03s. lOld.; 200
tuns Bacon and Lsrd at 4Os. a 42s. cd. To London:
1900 bush. Wheat at l6d in bags; 1000 bblS
Flour at 49, Cd; 100 tuns Cake at lbs. 3D. To Gas-
cow: 1900 BUSH Wheat at l6d., in bags; 1880
bbls Flour at is. Cd. The Charters are: A Prus-
sian bark 10 Hull with q, 900 bush. Wheat at Ibid;
foreign bark with II 900 bush. Wheat at l5d., in
bags; Danish vessel, with I 900 bush. Wheat to
tie east coast Of England at l6d; British brig Of
1863 tuns to the north side of Cuba and back at
S2,275, port charges paid.
TIE business of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
$76l Ice IS - for Customs, $l36OO0; Payments,
$955 ,O64 20; Balance, S, S43, l25 81.
The earnings of the st. Louis, Alton and Terre
naute Railroad for August were: