New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

cumstancee Justify, and that any attempt to dpces
stocks further by the usual bear machinery might b.
dangerous and might return TO plague the inventors.
There is also steady absorption Of stock 10y parties
who take the certificates out Of the street. and this pro-
must eventually arrest the decline by taking off
the market the surplus shares. At the close in the
sreetthere not much activity, and quotations
irregular The thermometer of the market, Central,
wac down TO 73s against 74 in the morning. In State
Stocks Missouri t- Were better, but generally prices
were lower Railroad bonds are not active, but in
some descriptions were better. The Erie tissues i'm
proved. The closing quotations were: United States
De, 100: Tennessee 6s s0l ISL Virginia 6s IS ds6;
Missouri 6s, 49, 49, Canton Co., AZ Gl5l; Pacific
Mail Steamship Co, 80 S0l NewYork Central Rail
road 73l 49, Erie Railroad, 81 a3ls Hudson River,
5ll a ~; Harlem Railroad, l5s a l5a; Harlem Rail-
road Preferred 81 BE-; Reading Railroad 80 d35l;
Michigan Central, - q 52l; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, l5dl5l; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 324 1922; Panama
Railroad, 1l3! IA; Illinois Central Railroad 6l3 "a
6ls; Galena and Chicago Railroad Gil 6l@; Cleve-
land and Toledo, 80 30i; Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad 54l a 50; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad 679 IS; Illinois Central Is, sS9S9.
There is nothing of importance doing in Foreign
Bills but Sterling city dr;wers has been sold at l069,
and good bills at loo; leading drawers be had at
l07. Francs are 5.25 SO. There IL quite an
cumulalon Of Southern and produce bills here, which
unstable, and in some must 20 forward for
collection.
Freigbts to Liverpool COO pkgs Butter at lbs; 800
boxes Cheese al Sos; 400 bales Cotton at 9-52d;
13 200 bbls. Flour at So l0ld. is.; $4,000 bush.
Wheat at 14lQl4lc., in bags and 300 bbls. Rosin
at &c. cd. To London: 500 boxes Cheese at Sos; 70
tuns Tallow Greaves 42s. 3D.. 500 bbls. Flour at
4s. 3D.; and 1000 BUSH Wheat at l64d in bags. To
Havre 900 bbls Flour per sailing vessel and $1,000
bush. Wheat (per steamer terms not made public.
To Antwerp: 1900 bbls. Spirits Turpentine at Sc. y
gallon 1000 bbls. Rosn at is. Cd, and 100 tuns Log
wood at 45s To Bremen 100 hhds. Tobacco at 3Os.
100 tuns Heavy Goods at 4Os, and 200 bbs Flour at
Is. vessel to the South Side of Cuba and back for
81 500. schooner of leo tns from Jacksonville TO
Havana with Lumber at sl3 y II, and brig of go
tuns out TO St. Jago for the round sum of 81 $50.
The business of the Sub-Treasuy was Receipts,
$266,969 %; for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
$780,, $40 co. Balance, 1871, col 6S.
The receipts of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road Company for the fret week in November 1860:
From Passengers. S5I4 %
From Freight &c......'.....''.'.''.... l9Jll -
Total. .....................,......sl9,lO Jos 40
Same week IN 1882
From Freight .................. $40 ~
II, $50 81
Increase IN Nov, 1860 ................ +6,52i 81
Comparative statement Of earnings and expenses, for
the month of October 1860, OF the Buffalo and State
Line Railroad:
RARNINgs
Passengers. Freight Other sources. Totsl..
lGG0. 81, 96 - S49Sl 10 $3.50 $s9,467 IS
l859..,...,. 1880 - 4O2sg "a l,10l 80,9il 81
Increase -. s9,9S6 81 ss3Ol 10 1893 sla,496 81
Maintaining RID Rep'rs Mach. Operating Totals
1885,. 3039i II 1884 6J fl3,34 "a fS2,5I y
1884,. s3Tl IA 4l30 Is 1851 81 49, 50