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

NONnAY. Sent. 9-p, n,

MONDAY, Sept 8-P. N.
Stocks are dull and lower, with very little bust
meas doing. Military movements being almos. ex-
ciuavey the cue for stock operations, there is conse
onentlv disposition to await the result OF immense
preparstiona for battle now making by the opposing
forces around Washington. Army disasters have,
however, proved their inability to mako permanent
inn. essions on tho market and that ia one great
proof of it, inherent strength No sellers have been
brought ont hy the doubts prevailing, which neces-
sarilv arise from the wan, Of official Information
while large forces Of the enemy are maneuverng
within our own borders. It is rot diHcnt TO foresee,
when the first encouragement comes in the ehape OF
victory, what the course OF stocks will be- Specu-
liion Is. however rife notwithstanding this Iuii IN
securities. The public are turning their attention to
Gold, it l.ipg affected in adverse ratio to stocks,
/ large purchases for the rs9 have been made for
few days past and particularly to-day the Gales at
the frst ell were az LELAND later, ll9s. The
turning Of 100 is confidently predicted. Govern
mems were very dull, the principal change being
strong bids of l02 for 6s 0. 1872 the registered OF
1881 99l 99I rho pons selling AZ 99s. In state
Secu,ilss particular frnuess was noticed If Ohio
loans 1881 bid for 1855. The Illinois loans are in
clned to lower prices there being some lots pressed
On the rlarAet, apparently from tbs West. Missouri
/ s. were cent betIer-ijs 04'.. CaIornlas,
also, selling at 100. The Railway shares very
apathetic, the n2ticeabe feature being ? y cent
fall in Reading-ciused by sales by Philadelphia
brokes-,losng 5Gi 9jGs. This nacton extended
TO bonds, Tie main fact Of notice being sales OF
Michigan Southern DDS at So, fall of l T. cent,
with l.Ae decline in riusbgrgh Fort Wayne, and
Chicago 9l3 with sales - 50. At the Second
Board there was a stronger feeling, and general
advance % 4dy !, cent in shares. The movement
4 in Cove -nments was strong. The market was buoy
snt after the Second Board session. with good dis
position to buy. Tie news Of the advance Of Burn
ode and Siyel toward Frederick has a favorable in
uel,e ana great confidence il felt in the ability OF
,he Union troops to arrest the advance Of the Rebels.
The closing prices are United States 6s, Coupons,
99l; United States 7.3o Notes, 1927 a 1903; Mis-
sopris. a5J; Cold, lls.all9i Pacific Mail, 10! a
IlO,; New.Yorl Central, 93s 934; Erie Railway,
373 e13; Erie Preferred, 6sl 0C3.i Hudson River
Railroad. 81: Harlem, old ly8; Harlem Preferred,
39I 43ei, Reading Railroad, 5sl e59i Michigan
Central. e.; Michigan Southern, 81 aJll; Mehi.
gan Southern Guaranteed, 81: a62{i Gaiena and
Chicago. III c7ls; Cleveland and Toledo, o3s q
So.
The market for foreign bills Is firm, bot no, very
active. Some OF toe leaaiug baukera ask 1871 for
Serliny hut sales have been made a, lower figures.
The range Tor good Sterling ia l3030i3li. Francs
1921 Q527j. Nessrs. Ward s. Brandt quote as fol-
lows: London 60, 1871; 3, 1919; Paris, %, i.2si;
3 4.26l. Amsterdam, 90 i1i Hamburg, 60, 4J!;
Frankfort, co, 49i; Bremen, 60, qil
/ Freights are fairly active, and rates are again
n-mer, especially for grain To Liverpool the Gu
gacements are 81, 900 bush. Wheat at 15Sl5lc. in
bulk. aud ID 6c. ia bags, closing OF our extreme
figures 800 ubls. Flour, At Is. Cd. 200 bali
bills d., 81 f. 3D.; 300 boxes Bacon, at 4Os. 300
tee. Lard. At los To London: 80 0o0 bush. Wheat,
stI6 9,6Jd., in bulk and bags; 1900 bbs. Flour, at
A.. Cd; 100 bills Oil. III Dos. To glasgow: 1890
bushels. at ljl l6d. in bulk and bags 90 irkns
Bni.er. At $50. The Charters are; foreign bark
Nl,h - 900 bush. Wheat, to Cork Or safe port IA
the United kingdom, at l6d.i an American bars,
wi n 20 OOC bush Wheat to direct port in Ireland
at I'D. vessel with $4,000 bush Wheat, TO the
Rriti.b Channel at lJl. schooner Of SEQ tuus, to
Oporto. with Gain, at Sd. E bush and 81 70 =
Dbl. for Flour; British brig Of 200 bbls to the
Nes. Iniies and back, AZ 1850.
The brsiuess If tie sO5-Tleasury was: Receipts,
$3.50. 600 G0-for Customs, $4,000 Payments,
81, 800 O3l %; Balance, S9,0l479i so.
The RECEIPT, Of the Harlem road for the month Of
August ire ~ l1.lows:
e 53 81
lo5. Io''--| co
Ilcrcsss....................... s 20 -
Earnings Of the Chicago aud Northwestern Rail
losd Co. for the fourth week 10 August:
..................'''..'.'''sg JtW 70
4 issvvo ~
| laCiecse........................' pS'o~ "a
Tho total earnings of the month Of August were in:
l8bl................-.-........ 3n5,IoZ ~
Itl.............................. O"'S" ~
liner ssc....................s'.'..'' : '''S' ~
". understand that one at least if not both, The
New-York ,runk lines of railway win again advance
heir freight charges on and after Wednesday, the
l0tb iu,t. The pressure upon the Erie Is such thai
the President If the road VIII make his own separate
;erms. sholG th, managers of the Central who have
been eonsred by telegraph, fat to cooperate The
pressure Of freight uIon both lines aud upol the
canal is Nery great and az now 70 be Increased by
the blockade and interruption from the war excite
mon: at Harrisburg and in the Cumberland VALLEY,
ON the Pennsylyania Railroad adjoining Maryland.
The Baltimore and Ohio line is now virtually closed
10 through businos5.
Tie shipments OF Specie from this port lac; week
were;
mr. Cty OF wsshlr g'on, Lyer-Am god coin fll3 0S2
Sr civ of " ashiu ,ton. ysrP-Am. golo bars Z95.
stnr. cry fwashr ston, lyerpoo-soyefs.sns. Idol
City o. Mashufton, LiNsfP. do'afs' 800
Te itonla, aout -ALpton-yoid coh..'''''''' .i
: mr. I.uto I.. Souiha.uptoIoiiveT con...... tpoJ
stunt Teutonis. Southam! tou-Gold bsTs....... 1920
s,ur Teutolla, soushemqtcG-sl'er bullion 2'oOo
r.,,,t,.. week ........................... s57SaT
Previously reported ''i~-'