New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29


zones neces'sry >, all The -'''' u NC IN
'oT a." -..p, enie'eercy, AMI tie
sY',' wen oeen antic pcted into J-nuny'
III. Vso'-T POI ,--snd 20 us il .eems emnentiy
"p'tN@@'' .rri iadc:ou.-.s - develop ,ne
me'Pi v,hout further sscriiee IL toe
tSy - AsoouB, on bobd. az tlis policy al eveni0-
"' <. Of gres; a3vants,>s to the siockhoidsis' lA'
!" Ar took advantage * 1e morning decline 10 cover
many Of,heiT short cortrsis in tocss geieraly sni
their purchases were the suonGeei support s''H
the market y ,e-ators on tbe other 'ile appear -
have ablndV ed tie fed !or the nonen'' aHu niD''
the stocks dealt IN were l,f. to nee. The naiaFal az
incident demand which invariably ioIoSs cay ~ ate-
rial cline 10 the closing Of pr ita'e eou'oesS' IL IS
scn ching Of an anlmoy TO 8itnessiof .a-A length
Oj time falling market, with uoIey ynS,lng III the
street in groanirg abundance at 8, ana cen;; bnt
the very revulsion which produced 'ais money giat
scattered The seeds OF GIsi.ust Tar and vide, and the
fruits thereof are TO be wttneses N tae excessive eau
,ion of the great OUTSIDE pubic to inves, capital
where the eyideDces OF pTokpey and safety are not
o,ea,ly demonstrated. Hence tue depression in rail-
way shares which constitute good proportion OF tie
acye stocks our iist, the sTaihc re,urns
furnishing arguments scsLst the inevitable present,
which csnpot be eeciutiy opposed u holding out the
and noefbi,e future At the trst Board, New-iork
Central was toleiably well sustained after touching
S2t bat was subsequently done at slight ssion,
xlo.ipg at 81 bid. Reading had an active market,
the transactions reaching 100 shares and after de-
clirl SCI fnner, and finally in demand at 5os
The deficit on the years business ha been reduced oy
the last weeks return to sl72,O53 uns, compared.
with 1851, aid in the five days remaining, which will
close tie busIess year the difference viii be further
esse1ed Tie Western shares generally dec ined from
lto a. cent az compared with the closing price, Of
Yesterday but at the reduced quotation in brisk
demand and for Gaepa and Rock Islaod there
was slight Improvement togard the close
of each call Michigan Southern slares Of both
classes were less active than usual, but
the quotations show about the same ratio oi decline
as exhibited by other stocks. Tue third weeks bus-
nees for the month Of November according 70 the re-
.uIns annexed gives decrease OF S3,3ie. Pacinc
NAL was one of the few stocks which improved during
the day, opening at 1903 but closing in demand at e
ceLt advance. The opening Of the TehuantePec aud
Nicaragua routes, which now appears quite certain
hss not yet had any perceptble effect but if the for
mer succeeds iu shortening the transit between New
Ycrk and San Francisco -x days promises, ii will
be serious competitor for the business, OF which the
Pacific Mail Co. has 70 long held the monopoly. Pan
ANA declined l. but wa frmcr in the afternoon. Hud
en- River fell of and was heavy in the morning, bet
quite steady later il the day. IL Is reported IN the
street that The New-York Central Railroad Co. has
completed arrar gements with tie Harlem Road for the
transportation of its freight during the Wister
| months. II this is correct, the HUDSON
River BAD must suffer serious dimnution on that
portion Of its business At the Second Board there
was sma,t and very well sustained rally in most Of
lao,l -. no tk,t us
the adjournment though little slack at the improve
melt in the latest transactions Of the day. One of the
features of the afternoon was sale Of 1900 600 Missouri
6s, N single lot, at S9t, b. co. Tie closing prices
were: for New.York Central, s2l 1923; Reading 50l
Q5Ci; Galena, 72072i; Rock Island, 81 d6li; Hi
nos Central, 762 al; Toledo, 81 81; Hudson
River 80 a33i; Michigan Central, 20 52i; Erie, ld3
alfi; Michigan Southern, 81 d2ls; Preferred do,
SO, a5C3 Hsrem llFal2! Preferred, %; PAc ic
Mail lU3| dI0i, Panama, 1906 i2ll Missouri Is,
S9i AGO. &c.
There was nothing doing in Foreign Exchange to
furnish reliable criterion Of the market for the Boston
steamer but the appearance are not favorable for an
eIsive business. TIE large amounts Of money for
waIded to the South for the purchase Of bills for
count of of the leading drawers, will tend to
check any material advance for the present.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$l05, 5,2l5 l0for Customs, sos 600; Payments, si75,-
693 i5; Balance, $67s6,7s6 30.
Freights are dull and nominal. To Liverpool, 500
bbs Rosin at 2s. 3d.; 200 tcs. Beef at 81. To Lon
don, 1000 bbs. Oil Cake private terms; 800 boxes
Cheese at 3Os.; tcs. manufactured Tobacco at lOs;
10 half tics. do. at Js 300 bbls Animal Matter at 20.
Cd; 90 hhds do. at 22s. Cd. 2 tun. To Antwerp,
2000 bags Coffee at lc. 200 bbls. Ashes at 2js.
100 tcs. Rice 27s 3D. To Bremen, 100 bales Cotton
at &c. To Hamburg, 100 ties. Rice, per steamer, AZ
32s. Cd. A brig TO Coast Of Africa at aboa 81 - =
Dbl. A ship hence to Aspnwall, with Coal, At s.. A
vessel from Charleston TO Havre, with Cotton, at &C.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandse, al
the pot of New-YoIk for the week and since Jan. :
Fg The Wseh. 1s5U. 1857, 1919,
Dry Goods. ds.............. seS5SS sao,e9 fJit22
General Merchandise. l,lg5,iSi 2,ly5SO l,U6sS
Total foI Week. s2o22612 a2,75L9S ei,fS.5s