The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-08
FINANCIAL AND CCMMERC lAL.
THURSDAY. NoY. &c 2. II.

THURSDAY, Nov. &c p. NJ.
Dulness prevails in Wall street, in consequence
OF the non-arriyal of news from the expedition. In
the absence Of authentic intelligence lie most ex
travagant rumols are set aoat by spectators, and
obtain credence for time among persons who
are i'll Informed. There is nothing new in the
money market; on demand money is if anything
rather moro abundant than it was. The ease of
money in London, where it is worth only about
"a "a per cent on call, will help the British
lnanciors TO bear the drain of specie to this eoua.
try.
Exchange opens with some strength The best
bankers bills are held nj 1917 q u Cor sterling
and 5.2Sal 3l14 for francs. The course of the
market will, however, depend upon the demand and
supply tomorrow. 1t is understood that some Of
our wealthy houses are remittiag in advance Tor
thcir purchases, in the belief that exchange viii
rise when the navigation closes.
Business on The Stock Exchange is qtite limited,
bit prices generally are wei! maintained. After
she FIRST board to-day New York Central gave way
. fraction; but The Western shares, especially
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and Toledo were
firmly held. Michigan Central, likewise, was active
at Yesterdays price. Pacific Nail is still wanted
al The recent advance, though sales by spectators
keep il stiil bcloY par. The whole TRANSACTIONS
OF the day Foot up TO quite q moderate amount
and IN the afternoon especially the markc. was
dull Everybody is waiting 10 hear news either
from the fleet, or from Missouri, or from Western
Virginia. After the second board prices improved
a fraction and closed GIn The following were
the last quotations. OF the day:-Unitcd States ca,
registered, 1881, 49, -; do. G's. coupon 1851,
9@%@. 3; do 5's, 1874 s,1s S.; Indiana SIS, =
~: Virginia 6's, IS . As; Tennessee CO, AZ x;
North Carolina G's, 60 a GO; Missouri 6s, 43iI
"; Pacific MAIL 1854 a 80; New York Central,
1873 70: Erie, 32ss u; do. preferred, 5714
-; Hudson River, 3D5g az: Harlem, I224 X;
DO. preferred, 1925 a., Reading, $50 a q;
Mishigan Central, 5C4 IS ~ Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, 1879 a'l9; do. guaranteed,
1876 4. =: Panama, lis la9; Illinois Central
621a ? y; Ga'ena and Chcngu; Gs1G 70; Cleye-
land asd Toledo, 1874 ~ 0hicaG, and Rock
Island, s2aa4 ,s; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
G5 . II; Delaware, Lackawanoaa and Wsatern, so a
7cy Milwaukee and Prairie Cu Chen, 20 a 81;
Illinois Central bonds, rs, ss1 az; Delaware and
I,sason Canal, 81 So; Pennsylvania Co:.L II as.
Tie banss paid $500 900 into the Sub Treasury
to day. These payments do rUta Inconvenience
thosa, the money Cows back in o bank asfast as
it flows out. The business Of thu Sub-Tnsasury
was ~ follows to-day
Recc nia.. So 2eA s?
For customs l0s 900 90
tired sury notes 3 1872 8S7 80
Pa;meats including redeemed per $3.50 Sol 10
Baances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9,l60, SAT e.
The exchanges at tho Bank Clear.sg House this
mornin s-werc s2l, 903,32S 90, and tho balasees,
81 CAT s7sIA.
The statements Of the banks Of til ytlEec' pr;ns-
pal cties-oe' the Union Cor the last vsck compare
with the prcyious onss and the CORE ssonJng lime
OF 1860 aafollows:--
Loans- DEPOSITS Sc-rir Cip~iAs,s
" York. NN-. .St44 O2iO2V NTa23 $50 AJi 0O Sayi
Boston, No-.4.. 63'2sytE 2i75O563 7cH.UO7 G2iI,l66