New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
TUESDAY. Nov. 29-P. ".

Gold has been strong all day, opening at 233 and
selling up to 1864. From this point, under favora-
Die military news from Gen. Thomas, the rate fell
70 1924. The next movement was upward to 234,
finally closing at 232. The absence Of positive ad-
vices from Gen. Sherman, aided by a large short
interest and great ease in money, keeps the market
very steady.
Stocks are irregular. Government securities did
not maintain the extreme advance which was i'm
proved by leading dealers, and sell freely. At the
reduced quotations, there was large demand and
prices after the Board rallied materially The7.3Os
fell to ll6l, and it has become evident that they
will not be made "equal to gold" at the Custom
House for some time yet. Under the advance in
gold, fancy stocks were forced up 20a per cent,
but as usual broke upon small sales TO realize
profits. At the Public Board prices were weak, and
at the Second Board no recovery was shown. With
the exception of Governments, prices were lower
than last night, and the attempt to galyanize the
market by the bulls has failed.
Money is abundant at 2 cent, and few loans
are made at less. New lenders on call are endeav-
oring to get employment for their funds without
success. A good deal Of money is finding its way
into Government stocks, which are regarded by
even Secesh" houses with much favor since the
election. The opinion gains ground that no more
gold loans of consequence viii be issued, and, upon
an official declaration TO this effect there would be
permanent advance Of magnitude. II is conceded
by the best authorities, that upon a currency loan
all the money wanted can be had, if Congress will
promptly do its duty in the way of taxes, stop the
manufacture Of money, and appeal frankly to the
people when Offering its loans. The necessity for
borrowing, by printing money! has passed.
The military position is satisfactory, and the
Administration has been continued i'll power by a
vote which cannot be misunderstood. The specu-
lators who have profted by the financial wants Of
the Government are clamoring for more paper and
more imitation TO save them from ruin, but their
distress is nothing in comparison TO that to be
created if the volume of the currency is further in
creased. More money must be had by taxes, and
the deficiency to carry on the Government must be
bought. The evils attending the excessive use of
legal tenders predicted by Secretary Chase have
been so fully realized, that further progress in that
direction will be criminal. There is circulating
money enough for our purposes in existence, and it
can be had as soon as Congress will take courage,
and demand il Of the people, by loans strongly
fortified by equitable taxation.
Freights are dull. The engagements TO Liv-
erpool are: 800 bush. Wheat at 3d.; 300 tuns Oil
Cake priv ate TERMS 300 boxes Cheese at 17s.6d;
800 tuns Mahogany at l5s.; and per steamer: 500
bbls. Apples at S.. 300 boxes Cheese and 900
pkgs. Butter at 5Os; and 800 boxes Bacon at ASS.
To Bremen: 900 hhds. Tobacco at 2js. To Ant
werp: 20 tuns Ashes at 22s.6d
The aggregate amount of exports Exclusive of
specie) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports,
for the week ending Nov. 90 was 81 $3.50, 303.
The card Of the new banking firm of T. L. Tay-
lor & Reed may be found in another column. Mr..
Taylor has had many years experience in the bank.
ing business in this city, having been for over thr
teen years connected with the Hanover Bank, of
which he was cashier for the past eleven years.
The Circuit Court in Chicago, Judge Williams
presiding, in suit brought in the interest of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Com.
pany TO test the charter Of the Chicago and Great
Eastern Railway Company, have decided in favor
Of the latter Company, upon every point in the
case.
Exchange is more active, especially ON Paris
The sales are: Bankers Sterling GO days, lO9l; 81
days. ll0I; Merchants Sterling, l0s 1851; Francs,
5osia5.l3a
The LIST National Bank has removed to Its new
end elegant banking house, corner Of Broadway
end Libesty-sh The Atlagtic Bank has aisQ ~