New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
gvrlgr BOARD.
FrInAY. Sent. Pr. II.

ton TO weakness al tbe close. The war news is I'M
certain aud uninspiring. The mysterious silence and
want Of success on oar size, compared with the &C
tivry Of the Rebel hordes, seems inconsistent with
the adequate preparations made 10 overwhem the
invaders The feeling to-day Is one Of extreme sem
stveness, and the news TO come from the army, p-o
or con, will find ready synpathizer n the stock
market. The government list was steady, tho 1881
loan shade on, 99i 100. Demand Notes advanced
Y cent, l0si el0sl. In State Securities the firm
ne.s in Ohio loans prominent 1851 bid for long
loans; the -, 1885, sold at %. Missouri 81 fell of
y cent, AS i5l, owing TO the proximity OF that
State TO the field of war; which seems serious,
particularly in Kentucky. Tennessee lie were also
heavy, - &!. California 20 were better, being
the exception, 1901 a Oi 100 bid for large bonds.
Gold, with tie ready support of the bull spectators,
with sales Of come $50 600 went up 3 cent, 1875
Gll9i. Pacific Mail fell v cent, with little BUSH
ness, ll0allOl. Delaware and Hudson very strong,
lOl alOli. The Railway Shares opened dull but
,teady. New-York Central being supported
by mn Outside party taking all the stock offered
at 9il, but on tie second call selling freely at q
decline at o. As the Western stocks were touched
prices gave way. and an average fall Of Y cent
occurred Michigan Central, ca, Illinois Cen
tral, est, and Michigan Guaranteed, GA being
weakest. Bonds were in unison, with this fea-
iare, the exception being in Eries the lsts sold
a. Il3; 3ds. lO2l 1903; 4ths, 96l go. Wabash
lea 9lIGg2, and 2ds, III 47ll, were o little
lower. The balance Of the list toerably steady.
At the % Board there WAS fair amount Of business
with steady feeling The heavy rain, however,
inteffered seriously with bu,nese. At the close
holders were firm especially FOR bonds. Governments
aud Shares were steady. United State &c oflSsl, reg
i..ered 9gie99s United States Coupons 99ii United
States 80 Notes 1923 1903; United States Demand
Notes, 1901; American Gold, l9all9l; Missouri
IL. i6ai6i, Pacific Mail llOl; New-YoTk Central,
9il; Erie Railway, - 1851; Erie Preferred, 69I a
mi; Michigan Central, 6'i Michigan Southern,
81 a3Il; Michigan soa,hern Guaranteed, 62l;
III nois Central, 63 1851; Galens and Chicago, II
Cleveland and Toledo, 53i aj3i Rock Island, OF.
Tho transactions in Foreign bills have not been
large, but rates firm. some parties asking much
above tie market rate. Sterling is 1901 1901.
Some romitiers who had purchased gold have sold it
II sid bought bills, which are cheaper.
Ffeights are less active, and rates easier. To
LIVERPOOL the engagements are: SO 600 bush. Wheat
at Is d led. IN bulk and bags, mainly at Ibid;
800 lls Flour at g.. Cd. COZ DO. at So. i0ld; 100
boxes Bacon at i0s; 100 bales Sea Island Cotton ut
ID. To London: Is 600 bush. Wheat Is lGgl6id.
in Lays; 500 bib. Flour at As. Sd. TO Glasgow:
7O.OOJ bush. Wheat at l6d. in bags; 1900 bbls.
Flour'ai as. %. Tie charters arc: The ship Ken
tnckian Of 100 tuns, to Liverpool, with Gram,
&C. ut iOs. the ship Arthur Child, $50 TINS. to
Glasgow, with Wheat at l5d., and Flour at 4s. Cd.
vessel to look for orders to safe port in The United
Kingdom, with 20, 600 bush. Wheat at l6d; a YES
al with 10000 BUSH Wheat TO Cork for orders at
i6d vessel of 800 bills. capacity to a Gulf port
at 81 62I v bbl, and 500 bbls. Flour 10 Vera Cruz
at 81 IS y Dbl.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury war: Receipts,
s2s2 0O6 l9-for Customs, sis20oOi Payments,
$3.50, 763 Is; Balance, 81 1888, COS 81.
The earnings of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad
for the frst week Of September were:
1s6s.. 1881.
Ps.ensen..."........ ssl1 % etvl5 70
tIeiKhi...... ..'...'.... J4Zo W Ie,lOi -
To.,l............... &39,255 IS a3!ll4 80
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 52il 10
Gold WAS very firm to-day, under the action Of
rpeculators and sold as high 1871. At the close,
however, the supply exceeded the demand, and
llyl was the Dcht blu. IHc ucNhhu i'E Nustoui-
House Notes has been active to-day and this, with
the advance in gold has caused the quotations to i'm
prove TO 1921, at which they closed, against 1851
Yesterday. One-year Certificates are % G9ol. The
100 per cents, after selling ut 1927, improved to lO3
bid.
Money continues abundant at 4G5 per cent on
leading colaterals, and occasionally transactions
made as low as 3 per cent. In the discount houses
there is but little doing and the rates for heightened
names are a per cent. Tho banks cannot get good
paper enough to keep up their llnes, and are invest
ing their surplus funds in Government securities.
The imports Of Dry Goods continue large notwth-
standing the increased tarill. The figures for the
week are:
For the Weo&s 1860. 1851. 1862.
Entered at the port....S 2oOS,gs ss96ess eiAlasl
Thrown narket...... 2,lA.tU 8Si,319 l'o8',2oS
Since Jan !. ---..
Entered At the port sooas7@o sst@eas sioaat 95s
Thrown Oh Inuket..... t86OI J15 JJyI5,SO <.2H,TI7
OoSsthPriON. -
Nonur. Of Pkga Value. hanJ Of Pkga value
Mooi......l ,637 f53 COS Fl.x........l2D t2Jo,io0
c,ttop... $40 IIs 2OOl Miscella' ous los a, 505
Tota....4.0oi ei,31o.36l
WITHDRAWAL.
NongE Of Pig. Value. hlaHU q IkI'' v,lus
Uooi...... 2eJ Si3 99il slsx........ 1875 $Jl,.t8
tOttOu...... W ZJIZ0I Alscelsom W F'V'
oLh.......'. 10 ai,o%-l so-.-a--
wARRHousED
Manu- Of Pksa Value N1niVQ PkgL Value
Wool....... 100 f4l.sT2 flar..... lOi 82i,a82
Cotton..s... 10 lb,lV. Ascthahs IL 1,olS
Sul........ ~ ISppl o.. =. -