New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-11
FRIDAY, Nov. lO-P. NJ.


FRIDAY, Nov. l0-P. NJ.
The Stock Board this morning, at the first call, die
net show any very marked change from yesterday
hut at the second call broker commenced selling
Ese freely, supposed to be hypothecated stock ant
Wa followed by others, including leading membe
II the Board, who accepted every bid offered. Thu
consequence was almost panic, in which the whole
Int participated. Erie fell off to 37l, with only 6,oo'
or 900 shares After the Board, Erie sold at 49, ant
Reading at 90. At the Second Board, the pouring ou
of Erie continued, and the market went to SO, but
recovered 10 $751; closing a. 36l The aggregate sales o.
Erie for the day 5000 shares OF which more nan
hslfwss sold regular and short options The decline
from Yesterdays First Board is y cent. Reading
closed at 90, decline Of II Harlem, 26l which IS
80 cent. down; Central, so, fall OF Il v cent
Hudson River declined l. selling at IS; Nicaragua,
a. going TO Isl; Cumberland was less affected, fall
ing only y cent. Canton was also moderately firm
at Q decline Of / y cent Michigan Central declined
A. Cleveland and Toledo was steady; Cleveland, Co
Iumbus and Cincinnati sold at 97l; Panama, s5l In
Bones, the transactions reached $4,000. Illinois
Central at ca a64i; New-York Central, 81; Hudson
Convsrtibles, a. Fries, 1883, s3l-a sho wing sym
patty with the market. The state of things prevail
ing at the Beard to-day is the nstural result OF the
various causes which have been operating for the last
few days--ihe numerous banks and bankers failing
a, the West the decision arrived at at the NesHayen
Stockholders meeting; the continued foreign drain
of gold-al assisted by the continued contraction OF
loaDs by onr Banks. These causes have indeed a
degree Of alarm for the immediate future which has
precipiaied upon the market masses of stocks, the
owners of which have been holding on for the last
month or two, looking hopefully for better times
When these parties have sold out it will be not I'M
reasonable 70 lock for favorable reaction. Such
reactions Alvey come, We have noticed. when least
expected by the street.
Exchange has been moderately active for the
STEAMER, and rates still are heavy but without marked
change Sterling sa9l, with but few or no transact
isns above 81 y cent Francs, 5.15e512l.
Froights are as before noticed. To Liverpool,
1000 bushels Grain, I'D; 500 bales Cotton, v
bale and 3D.. Dead Weight, loI al2I6. The steamer
has 700 or 500 bales Hops Cd 500 or 600 bbs Apples
81; 1900 10 wbalcbone, COL. To London, 500 bbls.
Turpeniine, 81; 1900 tierces Beef 1885. To
Havre there Is but little going. Two charters have
been made for ireland, on private terms. shipown-
sp ssk I'd. for grain.
The receipts al the Sub Treasury we're $40 1896 paid
s5ss, sel, including about siOo, 900 in Government
drafts from California, and 500, 900 from the Post
Office Department. balance, s6,Sss,6l5. The Ex-
changes at the Clearing House were $4,000.
The remittance by the North Star ID considerably
larger than was supposed yesterday. The Freight
list adds Up 500 900 instead Of 81 500 OoO in sddi-
ton to which, she brought Treasury drafts to consider
able amount, Of which $3.50, 900 were drawn to-day
from the Sub.Treasury: 100000 by Messrs.
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co. The gold lost on the
Yankee Blade was also coming to this house,
and was insured in London by Messrs. Page & Bacon
vhh privilege Of drawing for fomffths Immediately
npon hearing Of a loss. They have accordingly
drawn sterling bills for about tl2c 900, which take the
place Of 20 much gold in the remtsnces by the steam
er 10 morrow. The remittance by the North Star may
therefore be considered in round numbers, as equal
10 o. 900 to g. $50 Oo0 which under other circum-
stances would have brought about improved state
Of feeling in the street. The next arrival viii be a
weekly steamer via Nicaragua.
The telegraph brings no new disasters from the
West excepting the suspension of the City Bank Of
Columbus, Ohio, q concern which has been in de-
bihtated state Of credit for some time past Messrs
Goodman Of Cincinnati, II il understood, will resume
!. few days, and probably some others of the
pended houses In Pittsburgh the panic is reported
a. having ceased.
Mr.. Alfred Kelley has been elected Presiden, Of
the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Road vice
Mr. A. Stone, declined on account of urgent private
business.
The receipts Of the Chicago and Mississippi Rail-
road for the third week in October six days were
s29ine %.
The New.York and New-Hayen Railroad receipts
sor October win show, we hear, decrease of some
g. 900 OF October Last year. The Norwich and Sto-
nine,on Roads both also show decrease-the latter
probably Of some -, 500 in two months. portion
Of the decrease doubt due to the fact that last
October the Crystal Palace was in full blast
The New Haven Directors had a meeting to-day,
but no business OF Importance was transacted Ii is
snderiood that they win not resign until they are
saiissed that the interest Of the road requires IT,
They are ready 10 resign when it is safe to do 30.
Other suits have been or will be commenced against
the road.
The new stock of the Mechanics Bank, not taken
under the options Of the old stockholders was sold at
auction to-day, by Simeon Draper, 1856 shares, at
noan0i.
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company have de-
osred dividend Of ten Per cent, payable on the LIST
Of December.
OF the gold by the North Star, abOu; million and
quarter was received by the Assay Office this morn
ing Of which portion was melted and reweghed
BY IL oclosk. 0fthe deposits, the proceeds Of some
Ann ooe wss wanted in coin. The Asesy Office viii