New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
Gold sold at 300, after the call.
SATURDAY. Oct. 29-F. Y.


Gold opened at 2ls, rose 70 22il, fen to 2isl,
ard closed at 2l9s. The shipments to-day are ss
rs follows: Per City OF Washington $735, li3; per
Teutonia, s9i,jO5; tot.d $S29,6iS; previously this
week, Sl03, GOO; total for the week, $685., 6iS.
Stockscont!nue excited and stronger, with large
increase in the volume Of business especially in
railway shares. At the advance, spectators hare
seqnired new confidence and buy with much free
dom. The weeks prices show marked Tisc, COM
mencing with Government Securities and including
the merest fancy on tholist Ascompared with the
I'd United States 6s OF 1881 have risen and the
new issue of 5-2Os, Il; Ohio a Mississippi Certif-
Gates, II; North-W estern lst Mortgage, !; Canton
CO., Z; Cumberland Coal, S; Rock Island, 81
Nariposa,2; New-York Central, g; Eric Preferred
md Hudson River, each /; Reading, III Michigan
Central 81; Michigan Southern and Alton and Ierre
Haute Preferred, 4; Illinois Central, TO- Cleveland
e. Pittsburg &; North. Western, Al; Burlington &
Quincy, and Prairie du CHEN, 9; and Fort Woyne
& Enc common fell per cent After the BoaTc
still higher rates were paid but at the Public Board
end aferward upon the street, there was reaction
CEASED by the usual selling 10 realize profits. The
market at the close is strong end tae.tendency still
upward.
Certificates oontinue TO advance, and are quoted
ct 95s They are In demand for short investments,
and have the preference upon the street oTer CON-
,nercial bills.
Money is more abundant TO-DAY than for long
time, and Stocl-houses have had offered very large
amounts. FeG loans are made UNDER = cent IN
conmercal pager little is doing. The rates s7c
sspreotyped AT 70 FOR prime and fair names. At
bank there's a steady inquiry al legal rates. The
new loan has been paid for 10 large extent and
the money market has, contrary 10 common expeo-
fation, grown steadily easier While tAe payments
ere in progress.
Sterling Bills are noninslly 1897 IN gCld for bank
srs, at GO days, and Ill for sight France 5.l0@5lJ.
Freights Are extremely dull. The engagements
70 Liverpool are 4otuns Heavy Goods 5s 10 rs. Cd
10 London. per steamer, ], 600 boxes Cheese and
600 pkgs. Batter 25s. A vessel W., chartered from
philadelphia, TO CoIk for orders, with Petroleum at
IL
The imports at Nev.York for the week compare
a. follows:
Oct 90. oct 2. Oct -
Dry goods. .s12l,sl7 sSb,Jn iS259i
General merchsndise ..2slTs1s l.1Sssll 22l&O5
Total sl.l3s.Cs6 a3i5325 aec..s9s
The chief imports are Wool, sIll ,i66; sngar
ei2l ,725; Tea, $3i $40; Coffee $l0G,2lO; Cotton,
$aS5, $50; Iron, 81, 836; HIDES, $t9,7o3.
At Boston, "the Money make. is plea{ilullysup- |
pied with capital, which is EARLY obtained by bor-
rowerr, on demand, q. six per cent in cases where
tho collatersls and prernissors perfectly sats.
Factory. Discounts Of frstelass notes which have |
but short time to run, sey NOT over sixty days.
are made at seven per cent. Other negotiations |
range from MAE to twelve per cent. Stocks ere |
rather active. end there ia n s,oldy demand for |
o,vldend-p paving and speculative shares end bonds
of all kinds"
AT Chicago, the demand for Currency is ac-
tsve, but the bankers were Hsconnti ing only fr.,-
class commercial and mercantile paper on short
dstes at 10 per cent per snnnm. Eastern exchange
- I'D better supply in consequence OF Ilore liberal
shipments OF produce, and the market IL easier
The bankers do not pay over discount and sold at
pa 10 ITO premium.
The Central National Bank has r,sde Che follow.
eng statement OF the condition OF the Bank. which
shows exceeding good management:
yosns and Dis Capital Sto.t A. Ooo ooo 10
counts 20 ~ IS, 50 .ircr iaton 30. SO 0OU o.
One from Bk1. e5gk11 90 Deposits . sss s0.j "a
U.RSecaritiGs. Q ls1, ~ 24lDue 70 Treas.
Cash on hand. 6os 31e q. nFer OF u. y az se3 IA
furniture and lProfis.. 1e1 OK 81
FIXTURES 80. 1900 Oo -I
Szpsnsss--..'. a.na 70 isl..."tis a's 30 %
Teta, .tla. Oos. iJo24