New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14
TuTspAY. NnN. 12-P.

TUESDAY, Nov J3-P. y.
The slaughter Of the innocents" continued ut TIE
morning Board to-day, and still lower prices were
touched for nearly every description The feature Of
lie market on yesterday was the large proportion of
stocks sold for cash. showing the strong necessity which
induced the sales SXyday contracts are now falling
due at prices ranging from 10 IS q cent higher than
ttoee rusng to-day. In many parties cannot take
Hp their stocks ana they must be thrown the mar
ke at any price, thus aiding the downward movement
This fact with the using up Of margins continues to
tuIIly more shares than the market can absorb and
hence these 1t is generally thought that the
weak parties have been nearly cleaned out during the
hast thirty days, and that the panic, having more
material to work upon will soon abate; however this
nay be there is evidently to-day an accession Of out
side buyers for cash. buyers who have the money with
which 10 pay for stocks without resort TO loans and
WHO have confidence that tie political skies will
clear up, and that stocks cheap at present
prices even if they do not. These buyers are daily
increasing in numbers, and think il requires but
moderate CLEAN Of light from the South bring about
sn entire change in the of the market and bring
IN the public and the street rabid 10 buy as they
lave been for a week or two past 10 sell The bears
were not active to-day and the short line Of the street
l. probably very small II was almost impossible to
execute time orders buyers options without paying
sxorbtant differences Central, when selling at II
regular, sold at "a, buyer sixty equal TO q cent
per snnum for money. Central war ~! before the
Board but when the session opened IT was poured out
freely at 70d70I, under great excitement. It. how
ever strengthened the call proceeded and sold at Il
against "a yesterday afternoon. Erie fell OFF, = cent
and Hudson River cent. The Western Shares
were all heavy, but in some cases improved
Of the close. The supply Of Illinois Central was
large and the decline was e cent Toledo
WIS among the frmest stocks, selling at yes
,e-jays uriees Between the Boards the mar
ket was irregular, and at the Second Board, al
though feverish generally higher than at the close Of
lie morning session. Central was lower selling at 'Ot
Int most Of the Western shares showed an improve
,ncnt After the Second Board, there was much
more cheerful feeling, and the bears were taxing In
some slor,s There were some large orders m the
Board from outside parties and prices were strength
e.ned by more favorable advces SOm the South Inc
market Is very sensitive, large number Of operators
watching carefully for the first symptom OF returning
health in the political world Central sold up to ~ In
IN the street Gaena co, Rock Island 10 533 Illinois
Central 10 COS &c. all showing considerable advance
ON morning prices. Railroad Bonds heavy, and
only moderate amounts can be sold state s'ocAs aiso
-Fred IN The STAMPEDE to-day Virginia selling down
~ a decline OF z ttAts 4A4n6'~ia VI 49,
ron, and Tennessee 2 cent on the last registered
fsie. Governments were heavy, and private SAFES VI
= 1874 were made at 90. The closing prices were;
United States Fves, 1874, 100 9l0t Tennessee oi&et
soa 81, Virginia State Skies s. s6; Missouri Skies
,oIa79a. Canton Company. To- Pacific Mail, 49,
81 Nev.York Central, 72I a73; Erie, 252 a29; Hud-
%, Aqa4eI; Harlem. III all; Harlem Preferred,
- aa24. Reading, 33i a3i; Michigan Central, 5lt a
II Ecsheru Indiana l1l
III. Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 81 az PaIri-
90 11za1I5. Illinois Central Scrip, 6el a6l; Galena
Go CHICAGO. GO4GOj; Cleveland and Toledo, "a
o. Chicago and Rock Island, So a 81; Chicago
Darlington and Quincy, 73o73li Illinois Central -
o2aqeI. Delaware and Hudson Canal g.
TIE market il very unsettled for foreign bu', aud
A.. ,,,,d i very limited The range Of rates Is 100
N iG7l for g4erling the transactions beng al iV of
a., onatures Southern bank bills are on the list, but
, oaly be negotiated Il low rates. We heard Of Saes
ID the Bank Of Charleston as low ~ 100, ana we i'"
tbst some other signatures not saiable have gone
forward for collection, the proceeds 70 oe Sent h'e
In cold Franc are 500 e5zO
Frsiebts-Ts Liverpool: 800 bbls' Apples at al
rotbss Tanowt a 400; 50 tuns 1allow Greayes III
oan MI Flonr at g.. Sd; q, 900 bush. Wheat
., 14aIald IN bags and 80 bales Hop at D. I'd To
-. nm tbls. Flor at A. a A.. lld 1900 bush
% ye,, At I'D in bgs 100 tcs. Beef al gs, 'ld v'l
c. .. a.. To Brennan: 100 bbls. Ashes, and
600 .a,es T,laceo at 3Os. The brig 4. W. Lucas OIL
pa INN. from s.. Mary River 70 Rio for $500.
1.oI,o,.., % C4te with Slaves, private terms.
- ~ 40 inns 70 tie West Indies and back 10
e. 20 and swedish brig % load OF Atlantic Dock
vi,b . 400 bush Corn for Liverpool al lid N bnik'
The business of the sub-TressuTy was; heoe'P''
slo7 ols q, for Customs, $4,000 Payments
sl3l 90 ~; Balance. s5,6l ,26s p. -
NE esrines DIV the Chicago, Burlington aad quincy
P.lrosd Company IN tie fnt week Of November "oi'
fSAa. 1850. ..e IN
49,, .1oSysDn q 81 - 20 Dec. S7,t8 %
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