New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
THURSDAY. Nov. l3-P. 81.

Tho stock market to-day has been excited, nnS
lower, especially at the Second Board, when indus
t'i9usly circulated runols Of trouble brewing be-
tween France and Spain and our Government
brought on panic in sbures, which reduced quota
iions on an average to . y cent. TIE activity in
money had thrown considerable quantity Of stock
on tho market, which had absorbed 1t without any
decline, when the circulation Of the above runors
added the last straw which broke the back Of the
market. OF the truth Of The rrmors there is much
doubt The demands Of France in regard 70 Dir.
Hedsick were made week ago, and they were met
in the beet spirit by Mr.. Seward. 1u regard to
Spain, we doubt if lime enough has elapsed since
the burning Of tho Blanche for action on her
port. At any rate, there are 10 elements in
either question to Gauss any serious complication.
Our Government is ready to 90 what is right, and
even 10 90 beyond that point 10 maintain slolcable
relations with foreign Powers. We shall give up
Mr. Hcdsck without reference to his guilt or in-
nocence os we gave ny Messr. Slidel! aud Macon,
aud tue Blanche is one OF very easy solution.
The report, however, had sufficient influence in toe
market 10 change ii from the firm tone 10 the morn
ing 10 stamI ede In the afternoon. Central aud
Erie Preferred suifs ed les thsA others, but the
decline was very general. TIE feature of the Morn.
ing Board was the large sales and rapid advance in
7.3s which under purchases Of about 100000 run
up to l05. Laer in the day they sold below l0i.
At tho Third Board there wa. rather stronger feel
iug and withoutmportantc change incah stock. there
Was considerable disposition shown TO take buyers
options Vt advanced prices. The impression seemed
to bo that bardran bad been reached Some Of the
fastest quotations wee: Demand Notes. 1871 a
1851 American Gold, 1921 dl32si Pacific Mil,
II6l9lE; New.Yorl Central, 1O2! al02I; Erie
Railway, COL a60i; Eriepreerred, S8l GSSs; Hud-
soD, 73 Harlem, IS al9i Harlem Prefolred, i5aH.
In foreign bills there is fair business doing at
ii6. li6!.
Tre,ghs are a little more active, but are stll
rather dull and unsettled; rates being heavy for
American, aud bgoyant for neutral vessels. To
Liverpool the engagements are $1,000 bush. Wheat
a, 3d. in bulk and bsgs; 81 OOO DO, Cou at 7ld. in
baa; $500 bjls. Flour at Is. 7ld. g., mainly at
Is od a 2s and per neutral flag. 100 boxes Bacon
a, 81. 6i. 1000 pkgs Butter at Asa. Es. Cd.
I 900 boxes Cheese at ass a7s. Cd; $50 tee.
Beef at Is. Cd; and per steamer, 80 baes Hops at
I'd. To London: 90 600 bush. Wheat 10 bulk, aud
10 900 DO. do. in bags. all at 3D.. 5000 bbs. Flour
a, q. Ga 100 bales Hops II 3D.; 300 ties. Beef at
II. Cd aud per neoirai vessels 500 boxes Cheese al
45s. To Brirtol 500 boxes Cheese a, 4Js., and 800
bales Hols Il. 3D. a III. In charters We have only TO
report Brti-h bark with 1900 blsb. Wheat TO
Galway 81 I'D, aud foreign bark 10 Malaga With
heavy Pipe Saves al $50 The market for Amer
iean ye,se's is very dull aud depressed at tue
moment, lie amoun, Of tannage 10 largo, and no a
merchant remarked 10 US to-day, there is 10 de-
mand for our vessels just now, aud trade conse-
sueniiy is dull, RS our American pride has not
d, .oendei 60 low to employ Britisbers TO do our
work."
The business of tho Sub-Treasury wes: Receipts, |
g., 2,Si7lG g2-for Customs, slj2,000i Payments,
81 ,C6G is9 0j; Balance, ;lG1i,9Ol &C.
The earnings Of tho Michigan Central Rond the
i mt week in November vere