New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
TnURsp,r. Sept. 2j-r. N.


The market Of this morning w1s never surpassed
in buoyancy or In the amount Of business. The eI'
element was inrense; large blocks Of stocks when
put upon the floor snapped up, at . 10 v
cent advance; and even II this improvement on a
heretofore rising market, stocks were firm a, the
quotation. TIE Oldest inh.biani Of these purlieus,
standing on the discovered philosophers stone Of the
corner. pronounce. it an unmiugaled slargerer."
Governments We're dull. The 1851 Loan | cent
lower, at l0ll a l0li with no open sales. Demand
Notes = cent better, at il6i all6i. In Safe Sc
curiiics the change in ssouri 6s, with rise of
v cent to sol; sso at cent better bid on Cali
fpmi. IL, 1861. Up 10 this point the session wss
characterized with little animation, but Is soon as
Gold was called the n rt Of speculation swept tor
nado-lke through the whole market, carrying Stocks
70 points in some cases uneqnaed. Gold could not
re-ist the infection, and took q star; Of v cent,
with large bu,inere, closing 1T 1901 dl2Oi. The
Coal Stocks rose = y cent. Delaware aud Hudson,
los, a l0G. Pennsylvania Coal, l0li 6l02. Pa
cifo Mail advanced q v cent TO ll6l 6li7.
In Railway shares. with an immense business, the
following average rise occnrred: or y cent in
New-York Central. a; 9SI d9Si, and Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western lG2al03. y cent in
Erie l6i gl6i; Michigan Central, III u.s. Rock
Island, 75a7jl; Quincy, 81! %; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chem. 37i d3S. 9. y cent in Harlem,
2OI a 20i; Michigan Southern. 3se3sl. q cent
in Erie Preferred 500 as0i; Reading, 67ia6s;
Michigan Guaranteed, 73l 973l; Panama, 40 al $50.
! 3 T. cent in Hudson River, 591 q59i. 8 cent in
Cleve anl and Pittsburgh, 3jia35i. 81 in Harlem
Preferred. isl disi. ~ in Illinois Central. 81 in
Toledo, G6 e67. Gaena, owing TO decrease in earn.
-, did not partake so fully of the feeling improv-
ins. however, II, TO 7Sd7sl. Bonds freely sympa-
thized, the marked advance being in Erie 3ds 1851
1851; 4ths lOlI al0ll; 5ths, HisTl. Buffalo,
Ne,-York and Erie 9ii sales Michigan Southern
Sinking Fund. 1861 d l07; Chicago and North-Wes
ern Sinking Fund cold at 1907 Dds at 50; 3ds at 3ii
a IS; Interest Bonds, S9a9O; Wabash lsts. % 49,
2ds, 81 as2, both rising 2iP cent Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago lists, 20 a99i; DDS S6l a@.
Gold. at l2i p. M, was ] Y cent down, at ll9i.
The business Of The morning added up at par nearly
g. 800, geo, aud included 10000 shares Of stocks.
At the Second Board the market was ess active
and excited, and somewhat irregular. The rapid
advance of yesterday and to-day brought out con-
siderable amounts Of stock for realization, and some
of the advance in somc cases Was ost. At the close
however the market Dhn an Improving FnItncf
again with good disposition to buy. Gold, which in
the morning sold as high az 1901 fell between
Boards to 1874. but at the clcse was again better
selling at 100. The latest prices American
Gold, l20al20I; Tonnessee 6s, sos; Mirsouri 6s
offered at 5Ol Pacific MAIL I7dll7l; New-York
Central, 9si 50, with sales, closing 9sid9si, and
90 sCO for $50 shares; Erie Railway, iGi d46s with
saes at both rates, and still offered at 46i do. Pre-
ferrcd, 79i a79i, with saea OF 800 at 79l 81 Hnd-
son River, 5si 05Si; Ilarlem 1000 shares at q b.
and still bid Harlem Preferred, Al aHi; Read
lug, Ga sG7i, with sales OF 800 shares at 67i b3;
Michigan Central 7ia7si; Michigan Southern,
81 G37I; Michigan Southern Guaranteed, ~ All.
with sales at III Illinois Central "a, with sales OF
300 shares, closing firm; Prairie dn Chen, 3si 20;
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh, 81 abs.
In foreign bills there has been u fair business
doing at higher rates, in sympathy with the advance
in gold Sterling was 1871 a l32, and Francs 400 a
47I. The supply Of Commercial Bills is large
Freigbts are again lower, but more active at tho
concession. To Liverpool the engagements are
NJ 900 BUSH Wheat at III l2id. in bulk and bags,
mainly u. I'D in bags $500 bbls Flour, at y. 3D.;