New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17
"WEDNESDAY. Nov. lG-r. NJ


Gold opened at 240, and heavy throughout
,te day selling as low as !2sl and closing at :3l!
The bull clique in gold are good deal discouraged
Stocks show no change. For Government seeu-
mites the demand increases in the face OF sharp
advance in prices The long god-bcaring skies sold
1T Ill, and 5-20s at 1885,. Tie bubble III 7jos has
burst and sales are made at ia, fall Of lOpercont
Railway and all fancy shares arc lower, and have
been pressed upon an unwilling market with little
regard 10 price, when large amounts were bid for.
The bull clique estimated TO 600 shares, have
been unloading, but have still more to sell The
break down in gold and the general belief that a
fall in coin reduction in ralway rac, de,ers
buying and DO successful upward movement can
~ made for the present. At tine Second Board
prices werc irregular, but not higher upon iancies.
After he call the market was stronger but there was
20 large buying.
Money continues abundant at per cent, and in
many cases lower rates are accepted. The dispo-
sltOn increases 70 keep money where II canbc used
81 oDcc, and no one wants long engagements, no
matter how tempting the profits. Tho breakdown
In gold and stocks has ch,cscd the desire 10
speculate for an advance in all directions until the
snd until money promises 10 he still more plenty.
or the Is # December the coupons fall duo upon
&tio00,0O0 Of five per cent notes. II soon as they
are paid this amount viii again be in danger of en-
ierne into tie currency and stimulating new specn-
Ltions. To prevent this nothing would be more
sffectual than a loan. The sooner notes bearing
interest are reissued in a form where the accuInula
ton Of interest will gradually withdraw them from
currency he better. The Department, from August
= 10 October 80, has reissued 600 of this
hind of notes, and is determined TO continue the
loltcy. In commercial paper little doing
The business Of the Sub-TfeasuTy was Receipts
4G.,4S 422 Sc; for customs, $4,000; payments,
f6O76, as 80; on &c ONT of.cau 81, lJ0 balance
t3',lG,l67 IS.
Freights are without change. The engagements
a. Liverpool are 30 tuns Iallow, l@sod.; 400 boxes
Cheese, fs.6d.; and pa steamer 300 bags Clover
Seed, 3os. 800 boxes Cheese and 200 packages But
ter, 40s. and 900 boxes Bacon, 3js. 10 London,
50 tuns Sperm OIL, 2js. To Bristol 100 barrels
Flour, l.. To Glasgow, per steamer, 100 hogshcads
Tobacco, 25s.; and $50 tierces Beef, AsGd. 4 brig
Ia Santa Cruz with Slaves, at a round sum.
The Chicago and North Western Railroad Compa-
lave OttIGrcu a S'ul-dINOtl ulNlutllu OF - per
eeut upon the preferred stock Of the Company, pay
able December |.
The earnings of The Ere Railway for tie month
al October were:
ls64 ...-. .sl,2C256s a s96j.294 81
- 4Lefesss. ........--....-. >zi'*'4 -
Tie Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad earnings
were:
Busi week in November S2O s42 - fls.f.c -
Total since lst Of January. SIS 592 81 80 $50 80
Tie Cleveland and Toledo road earned the first
week in November:
1863. -............s32,s2 $50 sno4
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -, ll2
At the Mining Board the following sales are re-
ported: 100 shares KPp & Buell. Gold, Il; 300 do,
ii; $40 do, Il.
At the Petroleum Board: 45McKinley, ex-d s7a /
q; Maple Shade, Phila., 80, $50. The following
sale is reported: COO Gerrnsnia, 81 40:
Tie Persia takes out $50, 900 in specie.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of
specel from New.York to foreign ports FOR The
week ending Nov. II, and since jan L.
1862. 1863. 1864. |
gor tfe week :. 81, 7s0V5l e23li93a s3g2s l6i |
1rev. rclbIted .13l,5is30j 1902 rs ls5O2 Col |
Since Jan. l.. sl35 32s go 5324 367 sss s,9 s22
The exports If domestic produce for the week IN |