New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
No.nAr. OF. of-r 4.

The Sock market tb.. morning VS. very d1ll It'd
i-,eg,ler. with downward tendency IN tie f.acies,
Tho uovernent vs. smtleI 81 81 tie nsTke. has FL
bibted for many days aid specuatioD appeared 70 De
Almost entirely dormant Th-re was fir dsn.nf
Cor State stocks and railroai binds, with finn
market Between the Boards and e. the Ssc1nd
Roa-d better feeling sprung Up, ard consider
able advance took place in the active stocks New
Yo,k CeL,ral went TO Co. having been ISL Reahng
70 o. fou 2i2; Ere 10 g from Q; Illinois Centrs, no
dr. foreign orders. TO s0! from -; Michigan Sou.h'rn
Guaranteed TO To-, &c, all showing higher figures
than on Saturday. Ater the Board there was re-
action Of 10 Y cent in Central, Reading, e., snd
the market closed dull. There was nothing done IN
bank stocks to-day, excepting sale Of 20 shsre' Nas
eau Bank at III. Iinoi. Central bonds were demand,
on orders received by the Baltic AID improved TO OH
having been 81 on Saturday. Fries 1862 sold a. .;
1882 at 49l; New York Central Is 20; Goshen Line
AZ &c. The sales Of State stocks reach $oo,Vo a,
steady pIices and in some case. at advance.
The foreign Exchange market is better, and the
range for Sterling is given from par 20 100 Win no
standard pames below l03. There is great CAUTION
now exhibited In taking bills AID wide differences are
made between strictly first osss and other sgnature'
large line Of strictly No. bl was Plece sd TO dsy
eft be highest rate named above.
Freights are better. To Liverpool, 300 b5ls Flour
at Is Sd. a2s. I'd; 5000 bgsh. Grain a. IA I'd wv
bales Cotton a. ID 30 tisrces Beef at d - TINS
Sam Sapan Wood at 2js. To London, 100 bols
Flour at %. Sd. a IS. I'd 1000 bush. Wheat a. lod
by steamer; 900 hbds. SLgsr at 3Os and 'UO boxes
Cheese at 30s. To Glasgow, 1000 bush. Gram, per
British vessel at about %. A vessel from Jackson
vile TO ST. Croix, with Lumber at $40; and ore from
s.. Johns River to Wind ward port at sl2.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$l43, O29 Iq-ony $40 900 from Customs; Payments,
$3.50 $40 81; Balance, $500, 96l 81.
The Bank statement for the week, the second week
Of suspension is as favorable could be anticipated,
ard shows considerable accession Of specie strength.
The Banks have recovered to within million OF the
amount they had three weeks since, before the drain
became snic, and have in addition over three nil
lions Of State currency filing the office OF specie at
the Clearing House. The increase in the soece ave-
rage ia 80 SO 5l7, ard the banks have probably an
enlargement Of nearly six millions OF cash Strength
including State cauercy. The actual specie IN bank
tonight doubtless eleven and halt millions
The decrease in loans, lie Slll02ll the expansion OF
the stro1 banks not having sufficient to counter
act the necessary contraction of The weak ones and
brig up the declining average of last week.
Tne Metropolitan shows an increase OF s3oo,cVO ana
both this bank and the American EHc1ange Wouil
have shown larger increase but for tue payment of
loans to them by interior banks which hal been as
ssted by them. The circulation shows decrease OF
over ST. 100 900, which bas been displaced by state
currency The increase of deposits is very large, be-
Ing pomnaly 1885, $40 but actually larger. The
undrawn deposits are 81, Si 900 against 81? $4,000,
showing en- increase of 600. This large increase
mainly to the State clrrercy system of deposit
The largest increase has been in the American Ex-
change and Metropolitan Blnks-over $4,000 in
each. The Giocers Bank makes no statement this
week. The comparison with last week Is as follows:
Loans &c. Specie. Circn. Deposits.
October H.. SS7 3f5 $50 S78i32D S3OHt sol89l53
GER, BaHS g20s7 ulO5 9294 2j3573
Total. .,.. so. 7n3 719 S78j2I25 s79}i5I7 s5l6H0n
October 2... o. 593,5l9 l0,4l6B 1884, S9 57,5pS4
Decrease. RIll02u Sl,lO9778
incresse s2s7a5,a s4ssa3fO
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. l, 1855, has