New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14


from the active movements apparent uuder the new
army leaders, buyers have boon coming into the
market in strength, and the diIy absorption Of
Stocks hes rarely been surpassed. The Government
list showed greater irmness than usual, an sd-
vanced bid of 1911 being made for 1860 Coupons;
Registered of 1881 sold at 100. Coupons of 1881
99i slOO Oregon, yearly. 97tsTl. Coupons Of
1874, 1i08S. In State Stocks Illinois &c were in
demand, the 1870 long loans being 81 bid; the
1879 30 q 100; and War Loan 9s4 bid. Tennessee
Go SLASH. Missouri e. 46i e46i. Even Cold
there being no other seeming cause operating upoa
t-patook OF the mania for the RISE closing shade
better at ia. Pacific Mail was strong ct ll2, with
AL advancing tendency.
The SHARE market showed still further apprecis.
ton, in some cases | cent better. New-York
Central 93i 093l. Erie common aud preferred seem
to be f.vorites-the former ceiling at 81 and the lat
ter at sic, with fair business. Michigan Central
was in as much demand yesterday, with good
class of buyers, closing at cent advance. 65l o.
653 Illinois Scrip was GIL colt. Galsna sold at
~. Rock Island, 66s 066l. The Railway Mort
cages were remarkably active; l03i bid for N. I.
Central &c; 100 for Conv. 1876. Erie irsts sold at
1891 the Thirds at lOl3 the Fourtbs at 49, the Fhs
quoted at s4i 49, The absorbing Of these bonds has
been Of considerable amount by leading outside
party, particularly the Toirds, which have steadily
advanced from 81 a month since. notwithstanding
considerable foreign stock thrown on tho market.
Michigan Central y cents now, 1851 sl09; Mich
igsn Southern Seconds cold at Is, and the Sinking
Funds at 1901 1901 Illitois Centrals sold at 80;
the new St. Louis, Alton, and Terre Haute at 81.
Chicago and North-W Western Frots, 65 bid; First As
sented 81 the Seconds sold at 80 and 81 bid for 1n-
terest Bonds Wabash Firsn sold al 90; tho Seconds
q. So; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago FirsH
at 81; the Seconds ut M All the sales OF bonds
were at considerable advance. At the Second Board
the market was active and strong most of the busi.
ness being done for cash. Central was 49, Erie
Preferred sold at 6s, an advance Of cent on yes.
tcrday, and the old at 81. Tho whole market had
All upward movement. Governments were very hrm
at par. The quotations were firm at the close.
The foreign bill market is more than usually
active on steamer day, and quotations are strong.
Sterling is l26 1861 for leading names, and Francs
are 5O04fI.
Freights are fairly active and again frrner, es-
pecially for Grain to the British Isles. To Liver
POOL the engagements are: $4,000 bush. Wheat al
Ii Sl2d, in bulk and bags, chiefly at II! cid;
5000 bbs Flour At 81. AID. 03d. 3D.; 500 tcs. Lard
at 37s. Cd; 80 tuns Lard Oil at 6s. Cd To London
5000 bbs Flour at Is. lOid. A.. so tee. Lard at
AOs.; 80 hhds Tallow Vt 1s. Cd. aiOs.; 100 tuns
Oh Cake at 4cs. To Glasgow: $4,000 bush. Wheat
a. 1884,, in bags To Rotterdam 900 bush. Rye at
l3d., in bags. To Bristol 100 tuns Oil Cake at
3Ss. Cd. The Charters A foreign brig to Cork,
with Wheat at lid., in bsp; foreign bark to Lon
don, with Wheat at l3d; a versel with some 10000
bush. Grain, TO direct por; in Ireland a. 3D. in
bulk and bags; and vessel to Londonderry, with
Grain at l2ld., in bulk and bags.
The business of the Sub-Te1ury was; Receipts,
1879 42-for Custsms, $780, 900; Payments,
81 ,365 3,5 81; Balance, 81 595, l5S 81.
The earnings Of the Chicago and North-Western
Rnilu,nx Ior the week ending Auq Z Mere.