New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16
C0,I,rERcrAn AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sale. of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Pase.
SATURDAY p NJ

The market for Stocks continues 10 be heavy and
Fsncies again sold lower today There want OF an
rnadon and infusion OF Commits Patent Yeast might
have good eject giving life TO the market Fog the
rsow loan per bid and L asked The old loan
sold at lO7.
The market for Exchanges closed dull although
the purchases for retances oy the have been
large. The Continental bills improved 10 per cent
but Sterling and Francs were heavy.
Shipmasters continue to advance their views and
Is I'd Sterling has been paid for eour and I'D for grain
70 Liverpool Vessels are I'D for Grain Cot.
ton il Tx for square and lc Z 70 Hare For heavy
freight Liverpool JOS paid to-day il tie packet Of
the 26th inst which is sdvance To Havre -four is
81 90 per Dbl. Grain Germany is 2527c per bush
which checks materially purchases
The receipts at our Custom House this week
about 100000 which scarcely pay the deben
urc certificates and expenses OF the establish
nen leaving nothing the "old white horse take
care of.
TIE earnings Of the Long Island Railroad for
the month of October were something over $4,000.
The Exports from this port from the lst to 18th
Nov were 81 237 765 Of which sl045975 were amer
Jean bottoms The Arrivals O. Of which % ArneE
can The Clearances 81 Of which 81 American. OF the
Exports there were 20 Great Britain 1885, bbs apples
ao743 do Flour &c do Ashes ll,5c32 bushels Wheat
6735 do Corn 5G7 tierces Beef AZ bbIs Beef ~ do
PORK Z bales Wool 23iilb Beeywax, 1850 do Talow
s64 292 do Cheese i99 bbs Corn Meal llOO0M Slaves
25 bales Hops 2.i03 lbs Hides $500 bushels Osts
l0o5 lbs Hama J557 bbls Turpentine 1856 gals sperm
Oil, l53 bbs Rosin IS, 90l los Whaieoone 5V4o5 DO
Butter l563l do Lard p 572 do Rice and TO france
1913 bbl, Beeswsx. p bbls Rosn. l62o bales Cotton
963S lbs Tallow 99 bbls Flour, 4O3's lbs tdce ~ iU
do Hdes. 1925 do Lard. y bales Hops
The Hudson River Railroad Company IS taking
active measures to have their stock filed up.
A comparative statement of the business on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. during octoberin
Travel - 97i5 o. e.9i3 90 l2s55 o. o.
Freight on coal. 62065 81 1899 Q. l9s3.f :.
Miscel's receipts ! % 80 81 - = 90 %
Trans. q. :. mail 5t3 31 - 81 80 -
Total 40 80 1889 81 225t3s7 90
Amt coal tons j525 30 924l5 1920 l37 800 go
The following is comparative statement OF the
business On the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad du-
ring the week ending November 1916 and for the
responding weeks in each Of the proceeding years
Travel ...sl7 S5' "a $50 i55' oa s25i SIS {,
Fit on Goods. 92i 50 ~ . 20. 2.2si II II
Total. sI6-57s % ;30925 10 s452l3 "a
Goals trans tons. 1874 2l,s97:l6 29269os
The amount Of Coal shipped from the Coal region
of Pennsylvania thus far this season has been as fol
lows From the schuylkill Coal Mines lOsi50i tons
cwt; Lehigh 1913 929l5; Lackawanna 215,452;l6;
Wilkesbarre ls9.5s2:06 Pine Grove 65,Il9l2, Grand
total. 2,ll2,lSs tons ii cwt-
The Washington correspondent of the CONNER
cial Advertiser says
THE FIVE Million Loan has been taken at various
rates The proposals opened this morning. Mr..
Walker had more customers than he could acconmo
date The offers chiefly from private individual
1t is said offers high i've per cent above
par many nj par and an eighth or quarter above
The particulars withheld for some adequate and
proper rcason It has leaked the greater portion OF
|! was taken at par quarter per cent above Offers
of small sums made at higher rates.
The Bank of Chillcothc has declared n dividend
of cahf per cent for months. This bank has an un
usually favorable location for business. Arrangements
have been made Ia establish new branch ol the State
Bank at this place
AT Baltimore the Money market is easy. There
is no difficulty in efectng loans stock securities ut
short dates gu, of Bank at from 10 per cent per
Coupons are selling at 76d7' sales limited
At Cincinnati Money continues scarce without
much prospect of improvement.
We understand says the Hartford Courant, that
four spans of the Railroad Bridge at Enfield mo com
pleed and that it confidently expected the three
naming spans will BE- up, on or before the first OF De
ccmber.
A new counterfeit, OF the denomination OF $40,
purportng to be the Commercial aud Farmers Bank
of Baltimore, has made its appearance it Baltimore
Vignec represents in plow, and the note is rne
photographic engraving and is well calculated 10 deceive
MARKERS Carefll!y reportsG for The Tribune