New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
SATURDAY. Nov. l7-P. "

The agitation continues at the Stock Exchange, and
at THE First Board there further decline especially
marked in State stocks, which have been shaken out
from places of hypothecaon by the money panic. Ten
neeees, Vnginias, and MissOuris went down from to
3 cent The sales Of various State stocks during the
day reach an aggregate of sl0,OOO-an unusually
large business. There was but little done In Bank
shares but the few transactions reported show
marked depression. The business in Railway shares
was very large, and 10 an unusual extent for cash.
The downward movement quite general, but, at
the close of the session, rner feeling WAS developed,
and between the sessions there was "a smart rally IN
New-York Central and moderate improvement also
in other leading stocks. There unusual scarcity
of stock in the street. and deliveries very difficult
stock in one being borrowed at Z cent until
Monday This was especially the case with New
York Contra, aud Hudson River, the former Of
which sold RI high az 70, for cash. AT
the Second Board there was a moderate improvement
over morning prices, with rather heavy tone AT the
close. The question of values has but little to do with
the present decline. Stocks are thrown overheard at
the beet prices they will bring, to relieve holders of
pressing necessities and there is little discrmina
ton in the mode of slaughter There has been large
absorption of stock for Outside investment, and the
amount in the street has no doubt been considerably
reduced but the demand has not been enough take
ock az rapidly as it comes ont of the hands of speeua
We holders who have been obliged TO pay up loans.
The closing prices were, at b o'clock, follows, but
alter in the day general decline of about cent was
unlimited to- United States Elves, 1874, 80 100; Ten
nessee State &C. 75d75I; Indiana State Fives 81; Vir
gnia State Skies, 76a7S; Missouri Skies, 50 1891;
Canton Company, l4l ais Cumberland Coal, salO;
Pacific Mail, 73I d4; New-York Central, 72a72!;
Erie, Oh a1I; Hudson, AZ Gis; Harlem Railroad,
14Ia15; Harlem Preferred, 32l 933l; Reading, $50
33I; Michigan Central, AZ on; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, 48li4; Michigan Southern
Guaranteed, 28i a2S; Panama, lO9 al09I; Illinois Cen
trial, 56l a56s; Gaens and Chicago, $685.; Cleve-
land and Toledo, 25i a26; Chicago and Rock Island,
5IG5lli Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy 63 d63l;
Illinois Central Sevens, 86aS6i
After the close Of the foreign mail, the market for
exchange quiet but with DO Improvement on rates
or currency. First-class commercial sterling
forced off at par and az y cent premium, and francs
at 545d540. The price for city bankers sterling
nominaly at about l05. The wants Of shippers of pro-
duce very urgent and theyare forced to accept any
rate offered for their bills Ifhs state Of things
tinues il must very seriously check the movement Of
produce until the holders Of foreign orders here
ceive gold from the other side. Several parties have
Freights-To Liverpool-50 00bbls. Flour a, S. 3D.
ais.-the inside rate to fill; 5000 bush. Wheat at
Haa l5d. in bags; 10000 bush. Corn (pcr steamer
at nd. in bulk at the Atlantic Dock, and 80 hhds. Tai
low at Ais. To London-2,00O bbls. Flour al Is. 3D.;
500 boxes Of Cheese J0s. and 1000 bush. Wheat
in bags at l6al6!d.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury wns: Receipts,
$40 400 'G-for Customs, s3l ,0O0 Payments, $751;.
73i 40 Balance S5,05s,56i SS.
Treasury Notes are now going forward very firmly for
reimbursement andthe Sub-Treasury has ost during the
week manlyirom tlsreason some 500 OOO On the new
loan made last month"; only about $1,000 900 has been
paid in the remainder being due on the 22d inst Some
Of the bidders have already notified the Secretary that
they shall not make the required payment on the 22d,
the plea that when they called for coupon bonds
and could have sold them, the Government was not
prepared to deliver them. Others Of the bidders will
quietly allow the day of payment TO psse by without
attention II is less expensive to forfeit the = cent
deposited than take up the bonds and sell them at
%. II is doubtful if this price could be obtained for
any large quantity. In regard to the payment the
following despatch has been received by Mr. Cisco.
WnHISotos, u. C., Nov H. 1880
JOINS j. CISCO Assistant Treasurer United stsis.; - WV
Such bidder for the losn before 22d inst shall
y days Iom that date Grey tbs other half Inform such
DidftcEs ulsy Ask extension Of time.
HOWELL COBB, Secretary Of the Treasury
AZ the amount Of Treasury due and falling due
very Large the failure Of the bidders for the loan 10
pay up may bring the Treasury to the same shining
condition that our merchants arc in
The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Road for
he second week OF November were:
1860. |
1889, 2SaJ5
1
|
Tie earnings Of the Illinois Central Railroad the
G ond week Of November, were;
1856, Gi6J7 20