New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1861,

and sold at 29i and Central a, 77s. Erie Preferred
was nOminally 80 bid, but 81 was bid privately iot
500 shares. The closing quotations were; uhhed
States &c, 81, coupon SO; United States os OIL reg
Uttered, 92l 893; United States IS, "a 81 uhited
States Treasury Notes, 93i; Tennesee State U.s. u 3
! a %; Virginia State 6s, 579F4; Missouri State g
All o4I7; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 80 aS;
York Central Railroad IA an; Erie Railroad,
9o2a30. Huds n River Railroad, Boa 36i Harlem
Railroad, I2sl2; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 2Ss;
Reading Railroad 49, 93l; Michigan Central Rail-
road. 45aa4S; Michigan Southern and Northern Ind
ana Railroad l7tai75; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed, J6S36l;
Panqna Railroad Company, ll3a III; Illinois Cen
ltrsl Rairosd, CO.. a6O1; G,lena and Chicago Rail
rod coz a50; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 50, -
33I; Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad, $40 a52I;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 60 $50.
I The market for foreign bills is again higher to-
day, the leading bankers drawing at 1929 dl09l
and settling at the same rates. Commercial sigma
lures of q leading character have sold as high as
100. Flames are j.l7! a5.2l!. Tie advance which
has taken place recently in Exchange, has taken the
htfttl Dl sNilI4scg anu IL " oNN""' t''
it. il is considered in weluformed quarters to be
only temporary, aud to be the result partly Of
speculative movement on the part of Exchange
brokers' and partly from the remittances by foreign
houses here Of their balances. In the doubt which
thew entertain Of The manner in which the British
Government viii treat the Mason and Sidell affair,
and in from apprehensions Of toe suspen-
sion Of specie payments by banks, they prefer to
have their balances on the other side. 1t is mpossi-
Die that the regular commercial balance Of trade
should be against this country, as we have been for
a year steadily exporting more produce, &c, than
we have imported merchandise, and that the balance
of trade was in our favor is fully shown by the fact
that we have been receiving gold from Europe every
month since October, 1860. The commerce Of this
port showsths following results:
Ls.s han 1883. Les, tan 1860
Imports. SlO600eO0 SsIW2U9
Noye than 1889. More than 1860.
Exports......,....... 959,WOVO 4S0r"@OJO
C,ip.........,.,.. sic5 600 900 sI27O00OOO
/ EIgerts............... s6i'IOJOO sAOOCOo
And ONLY $3,oo0,O 600 in 1861
: FreigLts are dull and heavy To Liverpool, the
engagements are 10000 bush. Wheat at 90. 9ld in
bulk and bags $4,000 do. Corn at sgd. in bulk and
bacs; coo bbs. Flour at 2s. Cd. To London, $1,000
bush. Wheat at Cd. a 92d. in bulk and bagsi 1000
bbs. Flour at %. Sd. To Havre 5000 bush. Wheat
at 1Sc. 1000 bbls Flour at zoe. The charters
vessel TO Cork and an Irish port with is 600 bush.
Corn st 3d. and vessel to direct port in ireland
with q, 900 bush. Wheat at lid.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
l,55l ,50i I2-lor Customs 200; for Treasury
Notes. san $50 Go; Payments, 5000, LOG -, in
Guiding redeemed + cent notes; Balance
s. ,455 333 %.
Mr. Cisco has made further call Of 10 = cent on
the second fifty millions of the Government Loan,
making 70 a. cent. II is payable tomorrow Tues
day. Oftho payment made on Saturday only 1926
600 was in Treasury Notes.
The subscription 10 the Popular Loan at the Sub
Treasury to-day Was s6SOQO tho larger portion Of
which came in from the Boston Banks.
The demand Notes come in for redemption at the
Treasury a, the rate Of about 100000 per day,
which lie only less than y cent Of the amount in cir
culaton They are paid GU; freely, and the amount
on hand tonight is only half million.
The following statement shows the warehousing
movement at this port for the month of October
Total ,lue Of goods in bond Oct l. 1851 $l6193 lsS
Enter ed warehouse rcm iorei q ports ia Oct 2oSkBl
Received in bond from o:hes domestic Port'.... lcssSS
roa.l..................................sIs,s9o47a
Withdraw for consumption hefe..... Sz.slSVU
Reshpped to foreign ports.............. $4,000
granshipped 10 other domestic poTts laOHf- 30h2tI
Leaves stock in warehouse Nov 1861; sss4sso
Leaves stock In warehouse Nov. 9J52l
Leaves stock in warehouse Nov l. l85S...... lOOoSD5
stock IN warehouse Nov L. l8aS....... eaSt so
Leaves ,lock in warehouse Nov. /, iS11.... 2s0S6l
Leaves stock IN warehouse Nov l6at..... II $4,000
Leaves stock 10 warehouse Nov J. lSS5...... 9o'26S
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morn
ing were SO, ,jS3 e..
Tie Illinois Central Railroad Company gives no.
tee to the holders of its stocks, registered on lie
books ON the 18th Of January next, that they will be
entitled to cancelled bonds scrip for five dollars upon
each share of stock held by them, deliverable the
Let Of February next and parties holding certificates
are hereby notified TO have the same registered in
their own names on or before the said 18th day Of
January. Also that two additional coupons, payable
July /, 1862 and January !, 1863 on the full paid
stock Of this company viii be deliverable ON pre-
sentation Of certificates at this Office on or after the
Isl day Of December.
Coal transported by the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company for ;he
Week ending Total for
Nov. 70, 1861 season
DesvNe and Hudson Csnsl 60 iuns.. 1885, nc s59
Pennsy!ysnis Coal Co................I644 J 62.1J9
Total Observation-Disclosures. i,3Io,iI7
For the corresponding period last year:
Delaware .na Hudson Canal Go thus .l5,4es 1888
Pennsyly.uia Coal CO................h00f 6gi ,fo5