New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

go sATURpAY, Nov. 19--P. N.
Gold has been very much excited. The opening
Bate was 2lS, falling to 2l6, and immediately adj
vsncing 20 225j. From tiis rate the market broke
20 2i6l again and closed at %23I The exports of the
day have been, Per City Of Baltimore, 81 ,ooO, goo;
Per Pennsylvania, $l55 coo; per America, S23G O73;
total 81 4el o73; which, added TO that taken by The
Persia, gives total for the week Of q, 6li.oo0.
Government securities Of all kinds show q decided
advance upon the week e business in the face % {
decline in Gold. The increased security of the prin~
spel has stimulated large demand Tor investment,
while the currency value ofthe Coupons has fallen.
Railway shares are lower and there is little DISPOSE
NOn shown to buy at decline. The large income
In gross traffic 10 not 20 be the basis OF increased
dividends and II will be good corporation which
le able 10 maintain the dividends Of 1904. Inc
cost Of working has increased enormously, but this
ls not the worst feature. IL is well known that as
Arule too little has been spent il repairs, mai
Ayers everywhere hoping TO get theiE materials
cheaper. With declining Gold follows decreased
freight traffic and return of railway profits In many
BASES 10 much lower points. To day market has
been quite irregular. An advance was paid for most
stocks at the regular Board, upon erroneous quote
tons for Gold. At the close Of the call prices
broke and did not recover the frmness Of the morn
Ing.
Money continues easy upon call at 6a1 per
cent, but the same aversion is shown TO long en-
.sgements. Commercial paper sells at 7iaS for
best and ga III for second grade. Nothing official
u known of FessendeD plans IL was reported
that the 1905 viii be put upon the market through
agents, as was done with the 5-20s If the Depart
Iii ILL. =.
large sum of money could be gathered by this pro-
cess but 1t il of TO attempt this sale OF notes
ppon such commissions as has been paid heretofore.
The proper mode Of obtaining money is by loan
pOld in open market al which the people will
!sfer, as the Department will learn ore long
Freights are extremely quiet. The engagements
70 Liverpool are 80 TINS Oil on private terms and
per steamer 1000 pkgs. Butter and Cheese at iOs.
To London, 100 bales Hops a, IS. 3D., and 100 tuns
peasurement goods at los. 10 Glasgow, 7.6M
hush. Wheat at 3D. and per steamer, u, 600 bush.
Wheat on pr,..ote terms; 1900 boxes Cheese end |
eoe pigs Better sos. 3w v%;z. apples at S., and
,ops Sperm OIL at SOs. To Antwerp 80 tuns
heavy goods OF 25s. ~.
The receipts on the Grand frank Rail way, for the
~eek ending Nov. IL, were slO6,2l9; last year,
DIX, a59; decrease, 1870.
The traffic Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Air
Line Railroad for the month Of October was: 1861,
81, sse 70; 1853, $6l, 49, 20.
The Philadelphia Ledger has the following rea'
tive to the prospective dividend in Reading stock:
Z" We arc assured from parties IN another city who
have beer here in consultation with the officers VI The
conI any, that the not profits the current year exceed %
per cent Which, with the Surplus OF Is pei cent carried
from last year gives sn aggregate Of over 20 per cent
This the large holders at New. York and Boston have
urged shall BE- divided In shape, but ~ some OF
tbe oosts OF the company thought II ine4ni.abe 10
divide pf1dtA nominaiy rcpresen.ingtTic their vsae
by reason VI the deprecated currency, the parties ct
Issue compromised basis of two Tor one, AID with
&C understanding that the coming dividend will be 10
Per cent IN stock and per cent much as there
sy remain profits on the bssis there named In cash
A. pnps OF tho company theresfer 10 be divided al
e e&snated periods, in cash. With the stock Of the
empsny sene 50 per cent above par stock dividend
nothing o. the per cent dividend expected in cash"
The rates for sterling % days, bankers, are
nominaNy 1921 a lost, and for francs j. ossa5I3a.
The imports at New-York for the week compsrs
O. follows
Dry goods. 9J69,i76 tIoosoT7 saG1 re-;
General merchandise. l,46I,3l5 21sl27t sss Ia,
Total $50 5el s3227.5,l d. asos7a
The condition Of the State banks on the oath os
September is thus rcportedin The A1any Eren;ar
Jesyxals 40 vfrt..H
go, BEsouBcEs.