New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-30

TUEspAt Nov 80 p NJ
There was an active Stock market this morning and the
market generally firm bat tho Second Board thorc
reaction, and lower prices accepted fort prom
nent fsnccs The market closed dull although, in most
cases at an improvement on yesterdays closing prices
Erie was al y cent better Harlem, cont Hudson
River. y cent; Reading cent SC. Nicaragua was
firm at sSa Improvement Of 1 y cont The Coal Stocks
are about yesterday Cumberland improved y cont.
Canton improved v cent Tho premium Railroads are
without much change Now York improved to 15i Rail
mad Bonds were active $4,000 New York Central
were sold at % G9ei In Governments there was little or
nothing done.
There has been COED business done in Exchange for
the steamer to morrow Tho range for good and first class
Sterling % ast the bulk OF the sales being at - CT
France 5.l3s 95lll.
Freichts are active and shpmas.ers asking higher
rates The engagements to Liverpool some $1,000 or
10000 bush. Grain land even larger amount was re-
por,e at I'D al3d some $4,000 bbls Flour 36 40 t,s
Racan. 40I 600 bbls Lard 40 Cotton. 3l6i al 32d;
5000 bbls Resin, A. alj6 To London 5000 bbs Flour,
49 Grain. l5al5ld TO Glasgow, 1000 bush. Grain
lild To IIovre 5000 bbs Flour 95e; 5000 bush Wheat
e5c. To Marselles some Flour at 81 To California 1000
bbs Flour 81 e5 The market quiet at 80 S6Oc foot
The receipts the Sub Treasury sl32G2o payments,
S99O7J balance s5923,593.
The foreign news has hal uniavorablc effect upon
Brosdstuis, but there more frmness at the close
The private letters by the steamer speak Of marked i'm
provenent in the Money market Call loans on stock
could be easily negotiated and difficult to place the
amount of money seeking employment safely on call the
supply much larger than the demand Good Bills
were done at q cent ConsOls had touched 95. which
was on improvement of 2 cent There more doing
in American Securities mostly for Continental account aud
one new negotiation at least for a million of dollars had
been avoraby concluded There had been large sales Of
Maryland Sterling at 81. and transactions in Erie
1862 Bonds of s3 and the market aerward rallied to Sal
5 The letters contain orders for Stocks and Bonds to an
extent considerably larger than by any steamer for some
months A considerable amount, we should think half
million of Government Stock has come out for redemption,
but we hear Of other Securities returned excepting
tome the proceeds of which are to be reinvested
The Promeiheus is at hand with million and half
of gold on freight and the Illinois with nearly million.
The two steamers freight and in the hands Of passen
gers cannot have brought less than three millions Of dollars
large portion of which is dust and must 60 to the Mint
The steamer TO morrow will take probably 100000
100000 in gold although could not hear of engage
ments to thai extent There is steamer on Saturday,
therefore to steamer will take the shipment for the
week The next Cunarder goes from Boston and is not
probable the shipment by her viii be large The growing
ease in tie Money market has induced importers to make
free remiances which requires gold in the absence OF Cot
ton bills.
In relation TO the operations Of Mr. C. L. North of which
we gave account yesterday his friends who are very
respectable citizens confident that he intended no fraud
and that with a little time he will pay in full all the de-
mands against him II appears that he has been for some
time the private banker for the inhabitants of Merden to
when he has loaned money they needed it, andob
tsred re discounts Of their paper in various Connecticut
Banks The failure of Mr. Dwight alarmed these Banks
cut of Mr. North facilities and drove him to New York.
Boston &c. for his negotiations He is reported to have
in the New York Banks coateras to larger amount than
his Indebtedness The condition of his affairs far
regards our Banks, appears to be as follows
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