New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
u znNrsnAY. Dec. 2-p. Y.

Gold cpered ri 1893. but soon fell to li-l q
1881 Iarying 10 is9gll,l. sld closing q. jag. Tie
market for Gold would 10 a steadily Sing one bat sor
che constant demand 20 I'll three.day contracts by
large class Of people who act rpon tie theory that the
Rebellion ard God ere uron the Of falling together
Upcn the street. Stocks were not active except New
York Central which I0so 1881 lJ) un1or purchases
80 ret stock upoa which votes be east n"Ht week
The compel. par.iea ctck 81 price ard altogether
te contest is ore Of tie cst exciting in tho history OF
fba mad At tho Stock Exchange coupons OF ssi were
.no,ed a. aVlos 1905. 1904 for both Issues
1,ordsr State Stocks weak Tennessee 6s 5sGyl. 'ir
vinia Gs 54,G5J; Missouri g. Gol@67i Canton Com
many 39.Q3at; Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
I6oQI7l; pennsylvania. $50 bid; Cuic1siEer Mining
Company, ca 0G3; Cumberland Coal. 3isGSls Pacific
1i.f all02l2; Central American Transit Co.. 20.
New.Yo1k Central dro7ped 20 l57al and wa offered
stls3 seller TO- without buyers, Erie Railway ie fon
1O5las 10 fOs. ali Erie Preferred lcoi loli Hudson
River. l2o;al:l narlaIn. 90idi; Reoding, l2l. az;
1nchisan Central l22.a23i Michigan Southern, u,
III; Illinois Central llCGl Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
102;0 Galena and Chicago. 1861 0i Cleveland ana
Toledo u9Gt; Rock i~i.ud lC9, 1885, burlington ana
Ouincy Il20ll5 Prairie du Chez 81 1s2 Fosf Nayro'
slIQl. AftertAe Bocrl prices were lower Aeg.YofA,
Central holding tic chief places sAd falling to Lob
Ere was weaker closing 1T lo4i oa tie street H2f'
lem gc Reading Ile--a fall o. Y cent; Michigan
Southern fell to /; Illinois Ceose. !; Cloyea-d and
P.ttsbnrgh l. Gaena and Chicago, L; Rocs lsiond !;
North Western. 4; Fort Wayne. t; Iorre N1rto and
Alton, 3; and Cumberland Coal, 81, At tie Second
Board "a compared With the mornings rates, Coupons
OF 1881 fell :; Missouri g. Il New.IorA Central 1884
1885, Erie fell /. and Hudson Eivcr, y. Harlem rose t.
Reading fen l. to llsi. Michigan Central Eel j. DO
Southern, !. Illinois Central fol to hi Glove
land and Pittsburgh Il. selling az lo0!i Ghlena ana
Chicago fell /; Canton @ Quicksilver Mining Con-
pany, 62G6a Cumberland Coal rose to 3oi G3I. Rock
Island fell !. and Fort Wayne. T. Afer the Board
Tew-York Central fel 10 1854. TAe closing prices
were: Gold, ls9. bid; N. Y Cent.ll 1851 bids Erie
1oa, bid Reading. us bid; Michigan Southern n bid;
Illinois Central, llzi hid; Ceve. and Pittsburgh 1914
bid Rock Island. lC2 bid Fort Wayne so bi.
Freights are more active, and finner. To
liverpool. TIE engagements IRE 29ooo bush Wheat OF
3D.. in bulk and bags per neutral packet 5000 bush
do at 4.a4ld.. in bulk ard tags; 1000 bbs Flour Al
Is 3D.; COO .cs Beef at 2s 9d; 100 tuns O! Cake a.
12s Cd per steamer, 1900 boxes Cheese At 40ii 100
Grkins Butter at f0 and 1909 tcs Beef "a. S. as 3D.
To London 1000 bbs flour at is. nd per neutrsl
packet 1900 bush. Wheat 1T a.. in bulk. 10 GIGS
cow 900 bbls Flour at IT, CO. OILS. 3D.. AID 1000 boxes
Cheese Der steamer at US. The charters ere Danish
bark with Lumber to Bueaos Ayres at SIS 2 M; ship
q, 300 tuns 10 New Orleans 81 about 1900 aud three
ships to California on private ters The following ere
4he carrying rates: To Liverpool per Amer can Flag,
Flour 1A, Wheat. I'D; Heavy Goods. l2s. Cd; per
Foreign Flagi Flour Is 3D.; Wheat. 4.d.i Heavy
Goods I2s Cd. 0l5s. To London. per American Iig'
Flour Is. Iiddls Cd, Heavy Goods l5s.Qles.; per
Foreign Flag, Flour, Is I'D; Wheat, 41d; Heavy
Goods l6s. 6d. dl7s Cd
The business at the Sub-Trcasury was: Re-
eeips el,7lIl29 99for Customs. sl7a0Coi Payments,
~ ei4 se3 %, Balance. sl5,l24.93a 81.
Money is in good supply at T. cent on call,
bat there nothing doing at less rate. nor arc banks
diposed 70 encourage any speculative movement The
delay in hearing from the army in Virginia, and tie
total sbseDce Of information the financial policy Of
the Government make people hesitate in engaging in
new monetary schemes. Parties holding commodities
bought o. high prices and stocks al September quota
fons are confident that borrowing is at end by the
Treasury. and that after little legislation legal ten.
des and Treasury notes at nominal Interest viii be
sorted TO- 9ud another nation exceeding that Of 1862
oe6s be shown On the other hand prudent people are
AZURE Ii 1t the country has passed the necessity for usng
moro currency eIccrt that TO be supplied by the Ma
fiona gsnks, ard TIT from this time varied by spas
tnodie advances prices VII Ic.urr 70 their natural POSI-
CioD.
TITO deyosits for 52os we're over $500 to.
taY.
a wA.hugton letter o.tbe latsays: 1.-The first