New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
commercial and n.oney Matters.
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MONDAY. p NJ.
The Stock m,Tket is without particular change
to-day, bn, the tendency was downward.
The Exchange marke, is quiet but steady. There
some supply of Southern bills but the amounts which came
forward are not large. Sterling So 10; Francs si
221-
The receipts OF revenue at the Custom House for
the week ending Saturday evening last were %
The receigts over the Mohawk Road Tor The week
ending cOh November shows considerable increase
pared with the same week of 1913
Receipts on The .Nokank and Hudson Rcaroad, I'D 10 O
.N0cemter, 18Th.
Passengers s s2 ..
Freight ECU ..
sl765 IS
Same time last year 1910 W
Excess in favor Of 1874 Slid eo
We understand that the depot ote Company crowded with
freight, AMI that tere every indication that large bushes,
viii be done this WINTER
Tree ar. SYMPTOMS OF movement in Waii-st.
TO carry us Pennsylvania S. and some of the strong houses
is epor,e have offered 10 make up my deficiency which
there may be in the Treasury when the February dividend be
comes due This would be of but little benefit. except rs
stock obbng operation unless they ready TO advance IN
August enough pay that dividend also The collections
under the three mill will be too small TO meet this payment
# the money should be exhausted February There was
rnmo in Philadelphia OH Saturday that the County Collectors
have sent the Treasury very favorable accounts OF Tie
collections und in consequence OF this rumo state
stocks went up 3 in the afternoon however, they fell OIL
again. The stock very firm here to-day anu went up III
the second Board TO 72A.
The reIronng of The Harlem Road with the heavy
T rail is completed from Harlem fur down Yorkvie
The business OF the Long Island Road has been
very large during The cold and unpleasant weather which we
have had AMI the Directors have contemplation 70 estab
,h night line also. This would give business men the nd
vantage of this land passage without causing the less OF lime
which IS now suffered By taking the morning line.
The advices bv the Caledonia are OF no very ma
teria importance There rather more demand for money
,atp nf rptlrO nh chpfna
and the foreign loans and the bill brokers were dsconng at
o. pcr cent About 70 new railroad enterprises mad been
projected The a,es; London papers, however speak of
change and partial subsistence Of the MANIA In American
Stocks there WINS very little doing parties waiting the result OF
the Presidential election Small ules had been made al the
following prices
s is ssaS e ses s.
oi-lousana Union Bank series, % lido CON- Assn
lsl5 o. nominaio do lo4S IA lS-3ank OF Louisiana ~
@ p. 3, BANK g. s. Sp S Gpla 81 g.
nOmnal-N Us % 9i-do City 5s 81 -Ohlo tes W "
pendsyvnnia IS IS 67-S C4rona Barngs 90 n9mIaal-do
The Cotton market depressed in view of the large crep
coming in and I'D decline had been experienced The trade
in the manufacturing districts continued good In Liverpool
and London Cheese good demand Mt full prices Lnd
was quiet Fair sales Pork and Beef at steady rates. Butter
more in demand. Ashes without marked change.
The statement the Bank of England for November shows
u decrease in circulation Of ,eT.5s
The movement TO repeal the duty Cotton imported In
England will if successful, have unfavorable influence
upon American Cotton goods in markets where they come IN
competition with British. On goods the duty equal
to about per cent the manufactured article anu IL per
cent on the raw material
The gold mines ofthe Ural Mountains have yield
cd for the rst six months of 1884, @ pools pounds of gold.
equal to $3.50 Esglish pounds.