New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
TUESDAY, Nov. 1o--p. ~.


The market was steady this morning, and nearly
all the leading stocks were shade better than at the
close Of Yesterday. 4 large business transacted
and there was little, if any, trace OF the uneaslne's
which was observed yesterday on the Slidell and
Mason affair. The generally received construction
of the international law in sustaining the legality Of
the capture Of the rebel ambassadors, has gwen
force and vigor to the general market; but the CHIEF
cause of the rally might be traced to the operations
of the great bulls Of the market who were large
buyers yesterday afternoon. The buyers and sellers
were more equally distributed to-day, and al the
close the market was slightly dull, but very firm.
The transactions at the Second Board were not 80
large rs in the morning and the market Clcsed dull
without change, as follows: United States a coup,
s5as5I United States &c, 81 coup, 93l ga
United States 6s, 49, reg, 9js 952 Tennessee State
Is, comp, HALL Virginia State 6s, Is 49,; Mis-,
souri State &c, 4iialili Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, IS Gs6; Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany, IS so; Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 9Jl 80;
New-York Central Railroad, sOl 9SOli Erie Rail
road. 33} 33g; Erie Railroad Preferred J9i q 59ai
Hudson River Railroad, 400 l0l Harlem Railroad
70, q -; Harlem Preferred, 3.933l; Reading
Railroad, 35I a So; Michigan Central Railroad, j2i q
52l; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
ruad, Ic, as; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Guaranteed, 39i a39ii Pa..As-. paiisoad
ll9all92; Illinois Central Railroad scrip, 62l a. 2ii
Galena ard Chicago Railroad, 10 0'3li Cleyo'
land and Toledo Railroad, 36i 81, Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad 81! Q57Ii Chicago Burlington, aud
Quincy Railroad CT g.; Illinois Central7s, So as9l
Foreign exchange is steady. First-class bankers
bills may be quoted 1881 alOsi while good CONNER
eial bills are from jal y cent below that price.
Freights are again slightly better for BreadstuGs to
Great Britain, owing to larger offerings To Liver
pool the engagements are 5000 bush. Corn at SD.
in bulk and Cd. in bulk and barrels 5000 do.
Wheat at I'd. in bulk and bags 1850 bbls. Flour
at p. Cd. 10 London, 81, 900 bush. Wheat at 100.
in bulk 9 200 bbls. Flour at 2s lOid. and 3s.i 2lOO
bxs Cheese at iOs. To Glasgow, 90 600 bush. Wheat
at o; IOd in bags; 800 bbls Flour at q. Cd To Brs
tol, II 900 bush Wheat at Old 800 bbs. Flour at
81. To Hayre, 10000 bush. Wheat at 3d.; 300
bbls Flour at zoe. To Antwerp, u 600 bush. Wheat
at I2Jd. The charters are brig of 299 tuns to Ha-
vana and back at s. Is for Molasses and &c. for
Sugar, port charges paid
The bus.ness Of the sub-Treasury wee: Receipts,
8, ,32i 25-for Customs, $4,000, for Treasury
NOtes, SDtf'sJvVi NNI u.NiAoJ w. - -
Guiding redeemed 6 = cent notes. Balance,
g, 500, 667 81.
There is no change in the money market, it being
easy at y cent on good collaterals, with TN oeca'
sional ;ransaetion at fraction below. There Is
more currency for commercial bills in the open
market, and first class accepances pass readily a.
GIa7 y cent. Single name paper may be qnoted
from SdI2 p cent for short dates, AFhile the long
paper Ii lees current at l5alS p cent.
The Banks paid in three and half millions to-day
the 9Th ten per cent call on the second fifty millions
or the payment, sii7 900 was paid in ak per cent
Treasury notes.
Subscriptions TO the National Loan to-day Of the
Sub Treasury were about $500 ,OOO including receipt
from the different agencies.
We annex q comparative statement Of the OK
ports Exclusive ofspece) from New-York to foreign
ports for the week ending Nov. 10, and since Jan.
1859. 1880, 1851.
To,sl fo- week...... &l,i03,2D &J25te9 S3ys2.9t
Previously reported. 57oiSis5 eisaseee 1859 &c
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Since jan I.....e5s2 is,79l sSa.iis6o sliS. 500