New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
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"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2S-P. NJ.


days closing quotations The large dinerences al
which short sellers options were offered brought out
casb stock. and there was ess difficulty than for come
days past in making deliveries. Thus, while Central
was selling at 75 cash il was offered by the bears s
743 seller FIVE days temptation TO holders oil e'sh
stock to sell il and replace with sellers options Inc
moderate amount Of transactions would seem to hdicate
that most of the contracts maturing in weak hands
have been settled up and this is the general impression
of the street. With the commission houses there Ii but
snal amount Of business doing, and that mostly Tor
cash. Indeed some Of the leading houses decline 10
execute orders on time the usual deposit proving IN
such times as these but little security against Losses
which may be brought about by the events oil the next
thirty or sixty days. The tone OF the adVcee by the
Arabia the drain Of gold and advanced rate Of interest,"
together with the dunes Of cotton and breadstus had
an unfsyorable influence to-day, and neut1lized what
ever there may have been Of more hopeful character
in the dispatches from the South. There was also an
industrously circulated coaard that the people OF
Charleston mad taken violent po-.ession Of Fort
Moul.rie, which was used by the bears
with aome effect. To oppose all shis there were
only the purchases Of the shorts, aud demand
from the ouIlde for small lots Of stock for cash.
The bull speculation TO thoroughly sueiched
Between the Boards the market war dull and
lower Central sold down to 7ii. At the Second
Board inactivity was still the leading feature. There
was but little disposition shown either TO buy or SELL
except on the paTt Of few prominent bears, who
offered long options freely without finding customers
Contra, fell off to "a, closing at about IA. Erie after
selling Ut G8l, was oaereddown TO 23I Cash stock Is
not plenty and when the books open 1t Is not unlikely
there will b. come difficulty in making deliveries The
number of shares in brokers' has been reduced
within xix weeks from 1900 TO about 5000, and Of
these, 1000 shares will 90 10 London by the
steamer of "Wednesday next. The Boston steamer
to-day takes 1900 shares. Pacific Mail, which was
81 bid in the morning, offered at soi. This Com
pany We understand intend hereafter TO pay quarterly
instead of semannual dividends. The Western shares
without being pressed OF the market were lower. In
the Bond market the transactions were light and prices
were still lower. Tennessee 6s sold of 16z; Nirgas
IS, and Mssouris g.. After the Second Board there
was private purchase Of 100000 Missouris at GS3
seller thirty, and that price hid for another equal
amount. Railroad Bonds duh and heavy. The
closing piees were: United States Us, 1874, go;
Tennessee 6s, 763 Missouri Cd, s. a CO. Canton Co..
III q lj Cumberland Coal 9; Pacific Mail, 80 a s09;
\. Y Central, az a74i Erie % 30; Hudson River
d3a 1875 Harlem Railroad, 14a14l; Harlem Preferred,
32lG3?l; Reading, 81 81; Michigan Central 49ia
so; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, l3is
liz; Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 292 a30 Panama,
ll3s us; Illinois Central, 57li Galena and Chicago,
62I &62i; Cleveland and Toledo, 20, Chicago
and Rock Island, 52lG52i Chicsgo, Darlington and
Quincy SSd ST. Illinois Central r., S. 1851.
Thu market Ter foreign bills IL finer with fair de-
mand. Bills drawn against cotton have been sold III
high 0l cent for Sterling showing that there Is
again some currency for Southern signatures These
are not plenty, but the mails 70 arrive within IL few
days viii bring considerable amount. Bankers sig
natures 1910 iO5, and commercial and bank lG2 a
lOi Tor choice. Francs are 5.IJ@jSj.
Freights-1o Liverpool: 5000 bbl. Flour at 81. 3d..
$4,000 bush. Cora at lld in bulk; % 900 BUSH Wheat
at ~ ID. in bulk; LOCO bsles Cotton at 93sd. 100
boxes Bacon at fjs and 800 bags Clover Seed at As
To London: 1900 bbls. Flour at &c. IOld To Glas-
gov: 6,C0V bush. Wheat at Iiid. in bses. A Dutch
brig Of 400 70 Cork and market, with Sugar in
boxes at JGs.
The busineFs Of the Sub-Tressury was: Reosipts
81, ilo-ior Customs, $4,000; Payments, sl3S, 9sS;
Balance, 1890 0S.
There will be session OF the Stock Board to-mor
row Thanksgiving, the banks and public Office. will
be closed, and the street generally deserted.
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
the third week Of November, show trivial gain SAY
500 to $500.
The Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad earned the
second week Of November:
SECOND week, 1880. s25sB &c
SECOND week. 1859. .l8e9 Ok
Increase. S&al3sS
The receipts of the Morris Canal We're:
Total 20 ROY. II,
" eek ending Nov. "a lS59................. 3i37 %