New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
great vicor, running the premium up from % to 81
~ cert with large transactions. The attempt TO

mike q combination among the banks and money
lenders 70 stop speculation in this commodity, by re-
f,s;nc to lend upon it, has entirely failed A prom
inept bank made the attempt again yesterday, but
C,nnd few adherents. Oar bank officers argue that
it is legitimate collateral and, what is more to the
purpose If they DO not make leans upon it their de-
positors will. Meantime, banks that decline TO lend
upon gold receive it special deposits, and allow
checks to be drawn against it, which is practically
the same tling as q lean. Another attempt 10 check
speculation in gold wna made a. the Board by the a-
p,Dtmept Of oupittee toreport upon the question
Of suspsndiug all dealings in 1t at tie STOCK hX-
change The Committee made a unaniuoss report
to-day, recommending that gold be struck oil the
list. Its understood tint The Committee do this IN
Difference to tie wishes Of Nj Chase, who ieeis tJal
the advancing premium on gold Is embarrassing to
the financial policy Of lie Government, anu that the
dealings at the Stock Exchange tend to encourage
speculation. The report will be voted Oh tomorrow
and the patriotic Boerd OF Brokers may be depended
upon to respond TO the wishes Of the Government
The measure, however, vii not have The effect de-
sired. The only result will be that the business IN
gold will DO done in tie vesti0u!e Of tie boaru
room and on tie sidewalk OF William street. The
Board win have sacrificed ufelessly their commits
eons mon tie altar CT their country The Phliade-
lila Board Gu, oil gold yesterday.
The following are the receipts for stamps up 10
Saturday at tho Office Of Internal hovenne:
-. s csh o e 1:o s f IS'sl ?,
Amt. Tey. -taiea..,,.... ''' elS.v-y =
r.,, ss9l 60 I.
! Cuaon-Ilouse Notes have advanced with gold
and OF the close Of buriaess sold ~ l27. One-yeal
Certificates sac about 9-l, and tie 7.3O ecu
Notes, 1854.
The lurply Of money among the stock bouecs i
rather better to-day, and their wauts were snri e'
without diGeully at a a5l 2 cent with eTceitloua
transactions at ard Y cent. Paper is not plenty
ora Is neglected. Nee, Of TIE names in the discount
houses so about Y cent higher than zen days $50
: The Iap,e is ii06 2 cent
( The Elie Railroad Company advertise their rsadi
ness 10 pay OF thocrio issued to tue payers q 'h'
assessment laid on bonds and shares FOR the cxpense
/ Of reorganization, &c. Tie amont ia about half
u;iox Of doilaIs. There viii tben be no charge 81
z tn, ne. revenue OF the road, excepting for euren
|, interest, rents, Sc.
5 The exports Of the week ere the largest in th
( history Of this po.s, exceeding i've millions. An
, reXed Is q comparative ttaicInent Oh the Exports
\ exclusive of specie, at NewYork for tho week END
& INK Oct. 81, and since Jan. l. The figures are:
1863. . 1891. 1892.
For Tho week ........e2 "; 04T S38lJs50 ~3Osl,+2
Previously Ieyorled.... ss.43l24 lOl,Sol6 iSS6l,@
10 Since Jan. $7Se33A slSl3l eSd sll95i d.
a Notwithstanding these large exports, the gol
as shipment tomorrow, it is reported, will exceed
= million aud half .
AZ Tie Flour market is dull and 10 cents lower. Til
10 receipts are large and tie demand is very light
b. Wheat advanced a. cents 2 busho, and Corn wa
n shade fraer, with more activity for export
> We annex the following statistics fIom Nescrs
II Edward Bill g. Coo Grain Circular:
:. Flour, WHEAT, Corp,