New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-11
There is "a demand for the sos in quarters indi.

eating foreign orders. The "outside public" who
were expecting TO relieve professional spectators
stocks bought before the election, are not 70 ana
ious TO buy as was expected, and the market drags
in the face of an ample supply of money On call AT
legal interest. At the public board there was a
pressure 10 ee which continued ct the second
board, when low Quotations were made There II
no indication OF outside buying at the reduction, OF
the market closes heavy.
The report that the Government intends to supply
merchants With Gold for commercial purposes, OF
$50 10 currency, lacks confirmation, and is probably
Wholesale invention.
Nothing il officially known in regard 10 Secretary
Fessenden's intentions in relation to new loan.
Everywhere il is conceded that the people are ripe
for another loan, and will give him all be needs the
moment he stops the manufacture OF new currency,
| In any form, and buys money in open market, at
such prices as the national credit, at the moment
the loan is requested, will command. The plan Of
leaving The 1908 to be taken by people from lack Of
any other use for money, il an abortion, an8 should
be stopped at once and the notes be offered al "hat
they will bring in legal tender. The Treasury must
command msncy, and not wait the conversion OF
has the courage to put the national credit squarey
in competition with that Of spectators upon l's
eoessities-whch has never been done since the
Rebellion comnenced-its financial troubles Will
diminish.
Nv the recent election the nation has been COZ
solida,ed and its life made secure beyond doubt
1t has new power 10 collect revenue, which WIZ
keep lis bonds they ever have been, the best ma
iional debt rhe world saw To Il all State oh
iigations and all local property must pay tribute.
II Is the people debt, created in defense Of The
GoveTnmont, and is as sure 10 be protected az any
.uture event can be determined. What IL wanted
r prompt action BY the Treasury, IN stopping The
ssue OF currency. This shond be followed by re-
rea'ed loans az market rates. The result would be-
a tall in prices OF all commodities and property, 10
Tie advantage Of The Government and Of the great
mass O. The people.
An evening paper says the January interest upon
be national dob; vii BE- anticipated IL a few days
At the Mining Board the following sales were
made. 100 shares Caledonia Copper, 9; 10 do Cen
.ral Copper SO; / 100 DO. Gunncl Gold, 3. 900 dc.
Bucks County Lead J;
Sterling Bills are duh; Bankers are quoted at
100; 40 for 60 days sterling bills, and III alnI
for three days sight. Francs are quoted at 3'o7!
5I2l.
Freigl.s are more active and rates have advanced
slightly. The engagements 10 Liverpool are: 7,oop
bushels Wheat at 4di 500 hbls. Flour, Cd; 70
hide Taow, los l2s. cd and per steamer, 300 pkgs.
Butter and Cheese, 25s. 1900 boxes Cheese, Cos
50 tbs Pork, 9s. Cd. 200 bbs. Apples, 3s. To Lon
don, 50 ,uns heavy goods, l2s.td. 4 l5s., snd dO
IBIS. OIL Cake o. private terms. To Hamburg, l,'W
btls Petroleum ct 6s. A Russian bark was
chartered with SEQ hhds. Tobacco 10 Genoa az
.2s 3D. or II 10 Naples, at ass
Dry goods were more active at the auction sales
Messrs Haggerty & Co. had d sale OF ribbons and
millinery goods The prices for velvet ribbons were
considerably advanced, and large number OF duph-
ca,es sold Theprces generally were very satisfac-
tory Messrs. Wilmerdne, Hosnet s. Co. had al
assorted sale Of staple, fancy and linen goods and
embIoideres Messrs. Van Wyck, Townsend d
Co. had moderate sale Of vooeIs P'.ces were
about the same as at previous sales.
Coal transported over the Delaware, Laekswsn-
IA and Western Railroad foT the week ending Sat
uriay. November :, compares a. follows With foF-
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