New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY, August S-P. N.

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FRIDAY, August S-P. N.
The buoyancy 50 marked Of late is noticeable
feature of the market to-day. Ths tide Of specua
ton rolls on with increased volume, and Stocks, with
slow strides, are taking position unseen for years.
The upheaving seems TO have received new i'm.
petus from the late movements Of our army, which,
from It's unobstruciei aggressive course indicates
that the Rebels probably put forth their whole
strength in the great "seven days" fight With
the influences that have sent buyers into the market
of late 1t is difficult to oretell when the stop to the
rise will occur. One party operating on railway
earnings, another on non-interventlon, and so on,
until the last one, holding "depreciaed" currency
the medium of exchange in stocks believing in the
hopeful condition of military affairs, hastens to put it
into something tangible in the way Of interestrayng
railways. Governments advanced per cent, being
quoted 99i d99s for the Coupons, 1881; Treasury
1905 1891 lO3i-a rice Of ! per cent; Demand
Notes at 1851 a 1864; One-year Certificates, 99l a
99l. Gold, with downward tendency for a
week past, that was arrested yesterday by
the los on the Golden Gate, again fell
of to-day upon the report that that treasure was
insured abroad-opening at ll3i, and closing at
1881 Glib, with heavy tendency. New-iork
Central was met rs usual By strong array of bears,
who succeeded in depressing the price l. leaving of
a, 90, under very large business. Both Fries were
remarkably strong at I y cent advance. The bal
snce of shares bore the same appreciation, and
Panama, under ,ome European ordor went up p
y cent, with 1874 bid. The Bond market showed
equal strength the changes were 1854 bid for Michi
gan Centralr new, s3i for Michigan Southern %,
9Gi for Illinois Centrals and ! T. cent advance on
the Chicago and North Western tissues, Wabash I'd
selling at e4i, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen LIST,
95i a96-the general market closing with Leallhy
tone for oil descriptions on the share list. At the
Second Board the business was 10 fair extent with
strong market, excepting in Central, which, under
realizing sales, fell of TO 92!. Pacific Mail was
buoyant, and touched ll2, against 1851, the lowest
point touched yesterday. The changes were not i'm
porau, but the tendency Of the market was upward.
Governments were less strong at full prices. The
latest quotations were: u. 3. &c, 81, registered, 90
a99l; do. coupon, 99ia99i; u. & Sc, "A, coupons,
s6a-; Treasury Notes. 49, 1881 l03i; Tenues-
see C., 50e-; Virginia Is, 81 a; American Gold,
lI2iell3; Pacific Mail llll all2; New-York Cen
trial Railroad, 92j a 92i; Erie Railway, 3i e3ji;
Erie Railway Preferred, GJi d65i; Hudson River
Railroad, G0Ei Harlem Railroad l6 lot; Iar-
lem Railroad Preferred, 39i aiOi Reading Railroad
So d59; Michigan Central Railroad, C3i a63i
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail-
read 27iaTi; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Guaranteed, SO a59! Panama Railroad,
l3s 40; Illinois Central Railroad, 59l d59. Cleve
land and Pittsburgh Railroad, %; 022i; Galena and
Chicago Railroad, cog a69i; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 4Si aisi; Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road, 6j est; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad 80 dSl; Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen
Railroad, 33ia-.
The market for foreign bills is very irregular.
Document Sterling having been sold as low as 100
Bankers signatures are 1911 1875; sales have been
made early in the day at the lower figure. Francs
are $50 $50
Freghts are rather dull and easier closing heavy.
To Liverpool: the engagements are "A 900 bush.
Corn at lli9il,d. in bulk; 900 do do. at I'D,
in bags; 80, 900 do. Wheat at II 0l2id, in bulk and
bags; s. 800 bills. Flour at IS. I'd. Is. 3D. To Lon
don: 80 500 bush. Wheat at 3d., in bulk and bags ,
3 200 bble. Flour at 81. l0ld. a is. To Glasgow:
~, 600 bush. Wheat at l3ld in bags $50 pkgs. But
ter at 45s; 100 do. Cheese at 45s.; and 100 do. !
Cheese at sos. The Charters are an American
schooner of IA tuns to Winwsrd, at 5000, and
Port Charges, and al American schooner Of III |
tuns out to port in Cuba only at 81 800.
The business of the Sub-Tressnry was Receipts,
Sos i9l Go-ior Customs, 100000; Payments,
,O3i,6i0 CT; Balance, s. ,427 $50 80.
The feature Of the street to-day the continued
decline in gold, which lost the buoyaney OF yester-
day, and after selling at II fell of to ll3, and some
private transactions were rumored as low as ll9l
The demand for foreign shipment is very light and
the speculative action is not sufficient to sustain
the rate. The market was steady in closing trans
actions at about ll2i If the foreign drain subsidies
rs may appear probable, we do not see how gold
can be sustained above ITO.
The street houses have done large business over
The counter, to-day. in Treasury notes and gold.
The old Treasury notes have been in good demand,
and advanced to 1861 1861. The 1905 are 1881,
and firm, while Indebtedness Certificates sold as
high as 99!, closing at 99l. Discussing officers
checks, payable in these certificates, when sent to