New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

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1ie Hiofk Maksi 10 variable aud not active some de-
rhythm NJ afoelr IRE bener Do. tho general tendency Of
Dfr's aor fownwrJ. Erie elosed NH, which Is a do
cline nj cent Hnrlcm "a lover, Norwich lower;
ffGing Ia b'ayy Ilu5,on River lover The fancy Coal
sbsas w'Tf isayy. Cumberland IN on cent Parker
cent Pm DoaYnFe there was o 20 d demand, and I'll
,befss 'od a. 49, advance u II Y cont II aftor
rsrd or.d Al hat ros Pennsylyans Canal sold At 1855;
y Int 'oid a. u n H. decline think OF = cent
sn,s he lsn sale N.caragua Il dull a. M small sale
o. ChD TfnN made Ia tle morning %. but at the
HlfoAd Bond Tho market advanced to %. The Mining
sLhTes without important ohnnze About 1000 Penn
sylyana Zine we're bought FOR Philadelphia at p a. which
Il beier g. Copper sod at y q; this Board but was in
demand n 81 aiior Ustcrb firm nd McCuo n II buyer
90 rae Ct Great Northern Lead was made at J. Bonds
orc not firm The supply Of New York Central Is larger
ilsn the d,mand and the quotation is y cent lower
Illinois Central again lover and Erie Bonds are not
finn fun salo Of State g. 1859 made at lo7i aud
Of Goyenngnt G., 1871, at 1873.
The dwnvard noyoraea; Ia l. chanco continues and the
supply Of bis i ample The range Of good and first class
Sterling 949l cent, with some bankers asking cot
2 cent, but large sale Of bankers Signature made
to-day a. % 2 cent Produce bill selling at 7lQsF
cent Francs. 5lal 05Iii
FIcghts rot active The advanced prices Of Broad
fluff demanded this morning has checked TRANSACTIONS.
TO Liverpool some 10000 bush. Grain were engaged al
l3d IN ships bags 900 bLls Flour 49, Co ton. ID The
steamer we understand has 1900 bbls Flour at A. To
London, Flour 905i Grain, I'D An entire cargo was or
gagged for Bristol terms did not learn aud another
for Uavre az c8c for Wheat and about 9Oc for Flour
To California he market is very dull.
Tie disbursements Of the Sub Treasury still continue TO
be large To-day they Si3ot3l Receipts, s9s,sas.
Balance, SCi973l Ills is nearly four millions below the
highest point
The romanco for The payment 1.-THE debts Of the cities
Of Georgetown and Alexandria just purchased by the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury will go forward by the
morrow, in Sterling bills, and the gold VIII remlin in
banks. Il is believed that the specie shipments to Europe
checked aud parties feel confident that with
Cotton and Broadstus going abroad freely shah import
coin from England before spring
The receipts Of the Stonington Railroad for October
about $4,000 or $4,000 in advance of year The gain
in September and OctobeS as compared with the sams
period ofast year is $1,000.
The receipts Of the New York and New Haven Railroad
for October show very CRAFTY ing state of the traffic Of that
road The gain over October 1852, is about A cent
The figures are
Passengers SSs9B 20
tteght... .'s'''''''' iu'VVW
Tot.l ...sasa ta 30
Dividend Paid Harlem Rsiiioad ......... SSoj
Ne, RseeI it ssi55is
lacrosse %
The contract existing between the Norwich and Worces
ter Railroad Company and the Norwich and NowLOndon
Steamboat Company. and which expires on LIST December
next has day been renewed for Eve years terms salts
factory to both parties Under this arrangement new
first passenger boat equal to anything heretofore run
ming lie Sound to be Immediately built and put upon
the route
tf,,4ti tofo t,a
Wanst Benks wishing if possible to extend relief
to the commercial community made a propcs ton to ten
other street Pans to make Simultaneous expansion Of dis
counts 10 moderate amount Eight Of tho Banks assented
to he proposition but the Union and Bank Of America
otjccng, the plan abandoned Ii much to be re-
GREETED that such tho result not only would the
lief though limited have been very useful but this action
on The part Of the Banks would have tended to revive that
confidence which is at present go much needed
portion Of the Officers and Directors Of the Erie Rail
road Co. who fora temporary purpose loaned their inii
ydua credit TO that corporation have been therefore, very
unfairly, personally attacked in Of tho morning jour
nails For The bnef Of the company they camo under an
individual liability to argeamouni and this which
should cnto cm the thanks OF tie atocholers is tor
turd ~ malice into q crime In order 10 make the com
pauy perfectly easy IN a finances the present Treasurer.
upon accepting Office, made arrangement in various
Qulrls Tor tho discount Of SJOO00 of tho accoptances al
udd TO- Ono la.f Of tic amount due to day and
paid Tie oLr half viii BE- paid when due on the 4th
pfox The gentlemen oudod 10 may wei threaten never
10 DO good naured action again when such - their
ward
Tie Pacific Railroad Company was fully organized to
day h. the ecoon Of Lei Chatlcld as President and
" .iiam Leland as Secretary
Tie stock Of tic Third ay Railroad Company was this
mcnne placed The list Of tic Stock Board and VII be
hereafter regularly called This Company incorporated
urdcr tho General Railroad Act and purchased from the
original associates lo grant from the City Corporation.
Ihy also bought the licenses and al te stock on1.bu5es
y i5 end depos belonging to the STAGE lines which for
mcry 1rou h tic Bowlry 20 Thirty second g. Sixty
fTst.t Eighty sixthst. and Harlem The lines Of onni-
buses sin run 10 II ii ia connection with the Railroad
cars and viii be continued natl the rails can be laid
loughtO Harlem River The Ions established thorough
fares which form tie route the 1hirdav Railroad
greatly benefited and re,yl by these cars We under
stand that tlcr receipts Tor the ninth OF October were
ciou eclc'' end ha ia number o. he Road
VII require 10 ue i4--e Increased furnish tn requte
accommodation s the present travel Private sass have
been made IN small amounts % iyc and I'm shares, at
hUn De-, % ne ,sri. chiefly 60 p,raons living along the
Inc 81 he Rost
Aa,g ias carnr'en. 81 i1e F-s hoard Nr Simeon Ora
pss he,a As r.ssl ktdsy k vA>A .s allowing Soeks
~tre sres1et
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