New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

Alton I'd, lO3 bid chicago and North-Western I'd,
54l; Wabash LIST, 93i 094; ID, 75is75i-were the
only changes, all showing considerable advance
Between the Boards the market was very firm, With
considerable disposition to buy shares. At the
Second Board there was an active business in Gold
and the prominent Shares and although this upward
tendency was somewhat checked by the sales Of
parties who were realizing the profits Of the recent
rapid rice, yet after these stocks were placed the
upward movement again commenced. The dealings
ia Southern Michigan, Toledo, and Rock Island
were very large, at hig' er raies. Toledo is very
strong, under the impression that such arrange
ment of the maturing funded debt has or will be
made, as to assure the impending dividend.
The road 10 earning amply for such dividend,
and the doubt in regard to tie matnr-
ing debt lie all that keeps the stock at
the present low figures OF gold 500, 900 were sold
at III 0ll7i. Governments were firm After the
second Board the business in the street was large,
and higher prices were established, with an upward
tendency at the close. The most buoyant stock was
Toledo, which sold high us Gil. Gold was offered
at 117i and 7.30 y cent Tire sury Notes at 1911
The closing prices were Tennessee is, sos; Pacific
Mail Steamship Co., Ilii; NewYork Central, ,96i
s96l; Erie Railway, 49, a 49,. Erie Railway Pre-
ferred, IA 0Ti; Hudson River Railroad, SO IS;
Harlem Railroad Isl alsl; Harlem Prefer ed,
IS a i5l; Reading Railroad, G3l a 6l Michigan Cen
trial Railroad, 7is as; Michigan Southern 3i a 80
Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 60, t69i; Illinois
Central, 67ldGs; Galcna and Chicago Railroad
76a76l; Toledo Railroad, lIa6li; Rock L.lano
p.;IrooJ -0s Z, 7O-
The market is steady for foreign bills, without much
activity. Sterling is 29al29i. Francs 81 a
432I
Freights are frmer, under more liberal offerings.
To Liverpool the engagements are $1,000 bushels, at
l2c a l2,c. in bulk and bags $500 bbls flour at
Sc. Sd. a IS. AID; $50 bbls. lard at 3s Cd. To
London 80, 600 bushels wheat az l3d. al3id.; 1000
bbs. -four at 81. l0id is. The charters are: a
vessel with 1900 bushels wheat to Ayr at Id; a
vessel with $1,000 bushels wheat to Glasgow at
lid, and a vesrel with 10000 bushels wheat to
Bristol at l3ld. in bulk and bags To lIavre GOO
pkgs. provisions Mt 7-l6c. y 3D. To Rotterdam 40
pkgs. provisions at los.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts,
s7O9S o. for Customs, $500; Payments,
1881 ,5l7 o. Balance, SIPS. lG6 81.
Tie money market shows increasing ease, and
some loars have been made by banks to-day. Gov.
ernmeuts to favorite borrowers at 3 y ceat. The
current rates, however are still 4a5 y cent, the
buk of the transactions being at Y cent.
Tie market for Cusion-lIouse Notes has been
very active and busyant, and the quotations steadily
advanced from 1874 to llil. Messrs. Lawrence,
Clews & Co. sold 600 at these rates. AT the
close III; was bid. Que Year Certificates have also
been in good demand and irm with sale. at the
cose a, 99l. The 7.3Os do not show much change,
but are well sustained with large Transactions at
1915 dl0li. On the October Notes, the interest.
which is payable in a few days in gold, is alone
equal to /: y cent premium, by reason q the gold
premium.
Tie earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern
d. & -. A, A