New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29
FRIDAY. Oct. 2s-P. VI.

Gold opened at 2l7i fell TO 2l5, rallied to 2l'i
and closed t 2 p III. at2l5i.
Stocks have been excited and irregular. Govern
ments we've stroneand higher; G. OF 1891, registered
rose and Certificates per cent, the latter closing
firm. For tie rcw SOS, sag premium 10 freely
pad. IL Railroad Bonds and state Stocks little
done. Railway Shares were rampant at the Inst
session aud lnrge Gnounts taken by strong buypr-.
rric rose !; hudson River, ]; Reading, ,; HELL
ean Central, /, Michigan Southern, u, limos
Cer'-ui q; North-W esicrn, u; horih-N storm,
commun. !. Rock Island, fort Wayne, a. Chi-
cago and Alton. 3. Cleveland ard Pittsburgh, i.
Cleveland ana Toledo. !, Prairie da Ch.on, III Al
ton AID TeTre Heuie, !. After the board, nndor
heavy sales 20 fclizc profile prices ~ero generally
lover A, the second Board an advance was shown
upon the street the market closing steady @Ith q
disposition to buy freely. For the moment the turn
Of prices l. decidedly pPFarl, varied BY sharp re-
actions under sales to realize quick profits, such ar
have boon made during the current week.
The - porte from Ncw-York te1clusiyo Of pocioi
last week wero over 8 100000.
Money is without change in any respect. On
call the supply is cxcossiy, at per cent. For com
mcraial PAPER The inquiry is small The rates arc
So II per cent Certificates continue in demand
and orr now the most productive Short investment
Offering.
Sterling Exchange is in more demand Barkers'
short date, III sixty days, 1885, and 20 IN
sterling; Francs, 5.l0a5 .l5.
The North Star, from Aspin sail, brings ; 10 ,iJ9
in treasure.
Trcights continue dull al about previous rates.
Wo note 10 Liverpool so hhds Tellow at IS; by
steamer, II 600 bush Peas on private terms and
100 bales Wool al "a. 10 London, by steamer,
:, 400 boxes Cheese at 25s. To Glasgow, by sail, 30
tuns moasurment goods az l5s.
The business of the Sub-Treesury was: Receipts,
st476,IlO 80; for customs, $l6i 900; payments,
i.3sO, gi7 % Oh sccount of lcan 5000; balance
$50 1888 CO.
The Toledo and Wabash road earned The third
week IN October:
lsCJ............. s37.ol3. l-C4....--..:..t5 l.GD
Increase. ................-. sli.9G6
The Great Western Railway Of Canada earned for
The third week in October eco l53, showing q de-
crea,e last year OF & i73.
The winding up Of the affairs of CoEEAr's Bank
,ng institution, Chicago, shows the following bal
ance sheet:
To tsi aasotood. bad and doubtful l22I7 G
Leaving ~ urPIoyided balance of..----s2l2.7s7 %
Tie Chac0go 1ribuns remarks upon this eI-
hibit:
Admitting that ;he assets be al good iand available
the depostors and Others having cllins against the
bank would reaze just about ihiTtyh'e cents on ths
dollar But US nearly onehai The assets ore doubtful.
ond AZ ANYTHING litle 10 the dividend VIII De re-
duced 30 twenty cens OIL the dollar sorry spec.
taee for the victims 10 contemplate The defoS'tois ~
The gl, Vest ~ Marine aDd Fire Insurance Company
Bank have condtionnly accepted the proposition Of
majority OF the Board Of Directors, and will accept
stock and certhcaics-half end half-in payment Tor
their cnims the bank contnus it, existence under
new regime the controlling puWer Of which viii G thu
new. mode stockholders This Is probably tho beet
escape from almost entire loss that could be made.
DRY goods do not maintain the recent advance,
and buyers are cautions. good many cgonts Of
British and French manufacturers are III the mar
Ike, for orders, but meet very little success. No
one desires 10 make new engagements until after
the election. For hosiery gloves, etc., ct the nuc-
ton sale to-day by kobbe Corlies, better prices
were had Child's riug-wool gloves sold foE & 81
4si 81; gauntlets 81 25d$j 25i ladies' do, s. IL
aS4SsI ladies' do, colored, 81 1Jasl 3d. do.
gaunieis, g. T.! s. 62i mems DO, assorted colors
s375d$57J. MesSrs. Van Wyck, Townsend 4 Co.
had sale Of French and saHony plain, printed and
plaid vorsted dress goods. There was good attend
ance but the bidding spirited and prices were
10 a Ia per cent under last week. Long lines were
passed, and but very few duplicates sold. Lydia
square shawls sold tor g. 81 Perle de Girls square
,hayls. sissI % double width wool plaids, ~
cents. Messrs. Hagerty 4 Co. had sale Of cloths.