New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
FRIDAY, Sept. l5-r. ".


md selling down to l4s.
Government Bonds continue dull and steady.
Seven-thircs, second series, sold at go; third
mes, 99.
. Coal Stocks were very strong Pennsylvania
Coal l6J; Cumberland, 43i. Miscellaneous shares
we're active and stronger. hariposa rallied to IL
Canton, 39i; Atlantic Mail steady, closing at
l469l47.
Railway shares have been dull; there Is no
pressure to Sell and stocks offered have been taken
ut the concession in prices. Erie mas fuctuated
between $50 and sti, and large amounts Of stock
have been taken by strong parties. Reading was
heavy. Michigan Southern was quite strong, and
closed at 67;. Cleveland and Pittsb rgh was heavy
On the decreased earnings and sold as low as 7Ol
closing at II bid. Marposa active, and large
amounts of stock changed hands, closing very firm
Of II bid. There is but little disposition to operates
the intense heat prevents any activity among specu
lstors, but ali the leading shares are firmly held
and at the first approach Of cool weather there will
be renewed activity in the speculative shares At
the close the market was frmer, and there WAS quite
oil active demand for Erie, Michigan Southern. and
Rock Island The closing prices were: New-York
Central, 93l Erie, SCI; hudson, 10; Reading,
1861; Michigan Southern, 6's Illinois Central.
lie; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, n; Rock Island,
1l2 North Western, 27s; the Preferred, Gl&;
Fort Wayne, y7l Prairie du Chen, 49l, Mali
posi-, Il.
Dry Goods continue very active for foreign fab
rcs, but all classes of domestics are heavy and
dropping, buyers declining to pay the enormous
advance demanded by the manufacturers, and the
stock Of goods is largely on the increase at this
point, aud very large concessions viii have 10 be
made 10 induce purchasers. Holders are getting
very uneasy, and sharp decline may be looked
for.
Money grows easier and at per cent holders
find it impossible to use their funds.
The business Of the Sub-1rcasury was: Receipts,
5,i2s,3l9 OS- for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
$A,i57 ,257 46-on account Of Loan, $4,000;
Balance, 81 1856 So.
FreigLts arc firm but quiet. The engagements
10 Liverpool arc 200 bales Cotton. at 3-lGd., and
per steamer $50 bales Cotton, at H., and 2,C0O
boxes Cheese, at ins The Charters are q bark to q
direct port in Ireland, with grain, a, I'd.
The following are the buying quotations for Com
pound Interest Notes: June, i05i; July, 1882;
August, 1903; October, lO2; December, ,Ol.
The traffic Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway for the month of ugust is S3S, 5&7; same
month last year, siOe,o76; increase, $332,4N.
The movement Of Dry Goods at Il 3 port for the .
past week has been as follows:
ENTERED r,a coNs,MPIIos.
Narnf Of PIGS. Veue. NANNY. Of Pigs. Value. :
Wool ......3 s37sI G02.s.s fhx.......l4so e44G3i7
Cotton. 52l,2,2 A.isccilan's. @tS l6l4l !
Blk ........ SO l,O6z. ilJ -
Total ..------.-----.--..- -.o,o.o ~ 'S1O'l 4
WITHDRAWALS
Manu- Of PIGS. Voluc. MaaGC Of Pigs. Volne. |
Eoul. ..... eco s2J95s3 Flax 1J6 ei72 80
CJtton. ...... SO lo2i3 Aiiscelans.. leo 1883 /
Total ......'''.-'............ I73i s5e25l4
wAgEHO SEQ.
ka,nf of PkCs Nsiuc. MdnnJ Of Pkgs. Value.
v Od ........lr3 eos ZOO Fix. 49,. IA STU
Cotton. 81 I5,g.0 Miscehans.. "a GG3
SILK .......... IS I0.265i - -
Total. ..-.--..-------..-. SD e%~1'fl /
There is rather more activity in foreign exchange.
The importers show disposition to buy Sterling
), 1895 a 1898, which arc prevailing quotations.
Frncs are Quot. We quote: Bankers Sterling
% dys 100! a 1921; Bankers Sterling, days, no.
Merc,ants OSalO8s; Francs, long date, 5.l7s %
,.l6.; vranos, short date, 5I5@5.i34.
Tile GostoA Ecen.ag 1r0reiier, of yesterday,
ays: i
The money market Is without any alteration either IN
be supply Of cuITei y OF tie demand ? Ms ne Ire
sneIh rae ~ Inofest Tor loans ON ci aud iDr shOt
Ina with satisfactory seoJiitY ia stu PIX per cent ~