New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
FR1nAY. Nov. PIP ".

nearly 1000 shares during the day, closing ut 4O an
Improvement of p cent, while sales at buyers OPP
ton ak months were made a. al sales, at sellers
optic 10 months are made at s. Harlem was also
active, o0C0 shares selling at fun prices. Nicara-
qua was acye and sustained strong assault from the
bears some 1000 shares cold the market closing
at 2et an Improvement yesterdays price the mar
ket touched 2es during the day. Erie was firm at $50
Canton Ia well held n A. Trust is moving upward
again. Zinc was firm. The friends of Canton express
the greatest confidence in rise S.onngion and Nor
wich are without much change. The Coal stocks are
in n fair demand, and generally firm. Delaware and
Hudson improved to 1927. There were further sales Of
Carey Improvement Co. in and out the Board at lOl.
The premium stocks were in demand at advancing
price, Madison and indianapolis, 1905 Albany and
Schenectady 10; Northern Indiana, 1923; Central
Michigan II2; New Haven and Hartford, 49, Pana-
ma Scrip 1877 &c At the Second Board $4,000 Gov.
eminent 6s, 1867, sold at ll4i. All the good State
Stocks are firm First class Railroad Bonds also
firm and in demand.
In Exchange there has not been large
business done for this steamer The leading bankers
have asked li for Sterling but the bulk Of the traus
actions have been at ten per cent. The range has
been 90lOi per cent The supply Of bills is fair.
Freights are rather duller, the quantity Of
Flour q 1900 bushels Wheat j6i 500 bales Cot
ton ID To London, Flour and Naval Stores, 3
Wh,at, 49, To Glasgow, 500 bbls. Flour, 2.3; 800
bbs Rein. 2i7I. The engagement at I'd. from Saw
snnsh to Liverpool was the Kalamazoo which has
just been sold at e2G65O sheis 10 years CID
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury is
sG2,l43, paid s5o35s. Balance, s5sls5l3.
The features of the money market continue
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4d6 per cent. on call and drst class paper
The October receipts of the Harlem Rail
read show large gain the figures of the same
month last year They arc .-........-..--Sp 1Oj "
October 1881 -......................... 5122S Is
increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl323a 95
In another cOsmn Mcssrs Carpenter d
vcnnyo advertise for proposals for $4,000 City ofRo
chester Bonds They bear per cent interest the
option Of the buyer and have twenty years 10 run.
These Bonds issued in payment Of the City sub
scripton to the Genosee Valley Road Rochester lie
one of the most prosperous cities in the State and has
only small debt
The imports of the week are not very
large.
The arrival Of the Illinois with $9,300000
In gold board must give confidence the Money and
Stock markets. With no prescnt vent for gold this
continued accumulation must inevitably, or Ia.
ter have effect upon prices Of money and collateral
ly upon Stocks.
The effect of the foreign adyices continues
to be felt upon the Produce markets which have an up
ward tendency.
There would have been some gold sent TO
New Orleans by the steamer to-day but the owners de-
clined taking any.
A sale of $4,000 new Pennsylvania SIS was
made a, the Board to day at 1884 Alesdng house has
been quietly buying $4,000 siO0OoO Of The Bonds
within few days
Mr.. G. I. Snow, Nice-President of tie
Nicaragua Transit Co, has resigned, in consequence Of
his intention to visit England in the Of few
months His place has been filed by the election of
Mr. Jas De peyster Ogden who has also been made
Vice President Of the Canal Co. Mr. Ogden will be
the executive ocer OF both Companies the P!esiien-
cies remaining The stree; rumors Of misun-
derstanding between Mr. Snow and the Co,apsny OF
any member thereof are entirely without foundation
The Transit Company are doing asrge business, their
receipts averaging S50O0 per month with appearances
Of large increase during the winter months.
Messrs. Jones Il Johnson have purchased
one-half of the new steamer Uncle Sam OF Mr. T.
Mile and she will be put on the Aspinwall route prob
In the Pacific The Uncle Sam is considered the fastest
sea steamer ever built al this port
The Secretary of the Treasury in his annual
report It is said, viii recommend ths, the surplus re-
be appropriated to purchase and extngui.h the
public debt, without any restriction.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which was
commenced in lsSs, is expected, viii be completed to
Wheeling by the end OF the year
TIE Boston Transcript states that a failure
has occurred Of member Of the Board of Brokers in
that city, not Of scrodsble character 10 the party con
cerned committee OF the Board was appointed 20
investigate the matter
The New-Haven papers contain an advertise
men, for proposals for The grading and masonry of Il
miles OF the Air Line railroad. commencing a; New.
Haven, and extending eastwsrdly.
The Psinsseiiis Telegraph states that the
connection Of the Cleveland gainesville and Ashtahula
Railroad with the Erie and State hne roA wall be com.
pleied In the course of week There viii then be
continuous line Of Railroad from Buffalo 20 Cleveland
over which there viii be four daily lines Of cars The
connection OF these roads with the NewYork aud Ere
Is at Dunkirk.
The citizens of Savannah were 70 decide on
Wednesday on the confirmation Of the subscription BY
the city council Of FIVE hundred thousand dollars to the
Savannah and Albany Railroads. work designed to
connect that city with the South Western section Of the
state aud Florida and Of subsequent period with
the main trunk line across Alabama Mississippi Lou
ssna and Texas.
Statement Of the Receipts and Expendi
lures Of the United States from July to September
20 1859;