New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
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MONDAY. Nov. 2S-P. ",

MONDAY, Nov. HS-P. v,
We have had another very actye and exciting day
| at the Stock Exchange, and the volume Of business
| shows large increase. Theimprovement seems quite
| general although few of the od-line fanoes drag
| behind or advance with rather slow and hesi'atns
| race TIE most interesting and absorbing movement
of the day was again in Pacific Mail stock which
opened in active demand at the First Board and after
great confession closed on the call at from oVi G9O
Tie sales foot up 800 shares during the session,
and the transactions were quite large between the
| calls and after the adjournment. Altogether,
more than 5000 shares must have changed
hands during the day. After the ADJOURN
ment the quotation fell off considerably under a
free supply of stock and quotations were made as
low az sc y cent. In the afternoon the transactions
were limited but prices rallied little at the sar This
Improvement was lost again after the Second Board,
and the stock finally offered at &c. The details OF
the proposed arrangement have been given by of
our eotemporares but the negotiations appear TO be
still open. and many doubts are expressed ss to the
practicability of carrying out the programme. The
movements in New. FORK Central were quite vigorous,
and the stock advanced 82i, and very firm dur
ing the CALL Erie and Hudson River were both firm,
and the former more active than for some time Pan
anna advanced TO 1885, and in quick demand
at the quotation. The Western shares were
dealt in largely and there a moderate
advance in nearly all of those prominent in the specu-
ative operations of the day. Gaena and Rock Island
were especially active and there corresponding
Improvement in Toledo and in the shares Of the hlchi
gan roads. The Rock Island shows an increase Of
81 S3 in the business of the third week of November,
and the Michigan Central gains in the same time
sf263. The prospects are that on this last
named road there will be fair gain in bust
ness during the Winter. There was rather
al a more doing in State Stocks during the day,
decline of l62 IN Missouris and Tennessees. Viz
ginias were steady at recent quotations. 10 Railway
Bonds the most prominent feature is the continued adj
vance in the mortgage issues of the Erie Road, which
have been in active request for several days The
Second Mortgage sold at 90 at the Second Board the
Thirds at 7S and the Fourths at So The resumption
of interest payment the FIRST mortgage and the pro-
posed arrangements for the eXrcaOn of the Go npany
fro its embarrassments, have had electrical effect
upon the securities and the entire Railway interest has
received q favorable impulse from the movement. AT
the second Board the market less buoyant than IN
the morning. and prices generally shade lower
The closing quotations For Virginia 6s, 93t
93I; Missouri 6s, 4l94I; New-York Central Rail
road, So dS2l; Erie r. road 81 al0; Hudson River
Railroad 4C5 a Al Reading Railroad so! aj0ii Michi-
gan Central Railroad, AZ a4ll; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad, 7iaS; Michigan
Southern Guaranteed Railroad, l9i l9ii Panama
Railroad 1881 a 1874; Illinois Central Railroad 81 .
So; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 73I a73rs Cleye-
land and Toledo Railroad, 81, a2li; Chicksgo and
Rock Island Railroad, 65l ass; Illinois Central
Railroad Bonds, $685.; Pacific Mail Stea nship
Company, S5Gs6
Foreign Exchange is steady at our last quotations,
with moderate business We quote sterling at 1927
clio for bankers bills and 1921 1924 for commercial
signatures. Francs 5.l6i 65.l3a.
Freights-Rates are frmer, and there is more mer-
chandise Offering. To Liverpool ITO bales Sea Island
Cotton at 9-32d; 400 boxes Cheese per steamer at
Sos; 3000 bbs. Flour 2s.; IL 900 bush Wheat, In
bulk, III Cd: and l25 tuns Oil Cake private terms.
To Glasgow: 500 bbs. Flour 2s. Cd The se.merfOr
Hamburg is filing up with Measurement Goods at 4Os.
vessel of 1870 tuns TO St. Domingo and back on pri
vate terms. To London: 800 bbls. Crude Turpen-
tine at s.. To Antwerp: 800 bbls. Rosin 3s. 3D.
80 bbls Spirits Turpenne OF private terms ves-
sci from Charleston to North OF Europe with Cotton
at lie.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: total
eeips, sS22 426 81; for customs slS3OO0; payments
$685. 60; California drafts, $4,000 balance,
SO, O49,5IS Sc.
The business OF the Cieal4ng-Hou-e To-Day was
ST., ~, 263 o..
The Money market il staguant. The banks having
accepted paper maturing in May in considerable guam
titles durnl the past month, find no difficulty in Pae
ing their balances As a; present their receipts are
about equal TO the offerings
The Bank Statement shows decrease Of specie as
compared with the previous week cf about 100000
but the arrival, Yesterday, of 100000 viii make the
-.
The loans have not materially decreased, aRd they
reach tie high figure Of Sl2l 423 63. The compare
tive statement for the week ending Nov. %, is FOL
lows:
Nov ~ Nov. 70
III s206sS $i22362 Dec. =97 -
Specie ia7A5s1 la,sas2t De-. sll az
CirsBlafiou - s9u59o sg7lgss Dec. s2f2
Jet Depotits..r. 746sSrsse T,&Alg pec,..ll Il,S&