New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
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SATURDAY, Nov. ls-P. NJ.


Gold closed dull at l46i. The exports of the
seek have been 81 ,Oio, 4s5, making since January
t26.5 ,7S6. The Gold Certificates issued by the
sub-Treasury thus far amount to e. 30, 800
Government stocks continue to improve and
,losed firm. As an investment they are considered
,ot only safer but cheaper than anything in the
say of railway property, whether IN the form OF
.bares on mortgages. The general share list was
higher under the stimulus of better supply OF
money, but buyers act with great caution and sales
are upon very small profits, fearing the effect OF
he movements of the Treasury Department and
;he action Of Congress. The most active Railway
stock was NORTHWESTERN common, which closed
At 36l 36s. The last quotations Of active shares
sere as follows: New-YOrk Central, 96i as !;
Erie, 9l5 G92; Hudson River l0sl 0lOsli Read
ing, mona; Michigan Central ZIG; Michi-
ran Southern, 1eiS7cii Illinois Central Scrip,
1881 abs; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 93i a. 3i
Rock Island, 1881 0l0si North-W estcrn, 3ti a
$50; Northwestern Preferred, 65s a655; Fort
Wayne, lOla 1914 Ohio and MississipPi Certih.
safes, 28I y; Canton, IS. a As; Cumberland Coal
1IIai4l; Mariposs Mining Co., ~ i3a, Quick
silver, H!a48.
The active movement in coal stocks il partly
attributed to the growing scarcity and consequent
appreciation of anthracite coal lands the stocks
most affected being those Of companies owning the
Zee of their lands. or these the Schuylkill Com
pany is Of the largest propretors, their tract
comprising some 3, 800 acres in the SchEylkill
district. AT the present estimated value Of these
ands, namely, 500 per acre, their property would
aggregate s. 000 equal 10 $25 10 so per share
Money on call n reported more abundant, and
balances have been loaned at s per cent. The gen
sral rate j. per cent, with careful scrutiny OF
.oaterals. The chief object with Lenders is TO get
short obligations, so rs 10 keep their money where
can be al once recalled. Ii is generally believed
that the Secretary Of the Treasury will soCu make
another attempt at finding REDUNDANT currency in
.he form Of interest-beariug notes. Commercial
paper is no salable, and h gh rates are made.
As long as lenders can make sag per cent upon
Governments, there will be an abundance Of reas-
,nably good private bills at il per cent month,
with call loans at 6 per cent.
People who are anxious 20 have another period Of
speculation, and TO acquire sudden fortunes at the
expense Of the permanent interests Of the country,
aust not be deluded with the idea that such state
Of things is foreshadowed by the returning on
:sll loans The entire country is being drained 10
produce this result and all the commercial centers
quote money dear Cheap money on call at this
moment means that capitol ~ timid, and preparing
: follow the lead of the Treasury Department.
The Secretary and the President mean 10 make the
,urency nearer gold, aud The fewer debrs people
owe just az this time the better
In Exchange little doing The rates On
london, 1881 1867 Tor commercial; los. 4lO9. for
bankers; do at short sight, llO0ll0l; Paris at 60
lays, 5.22} a5.los; do at short sight, 5I64 05. l5
Antwerp, 323s $3.50; Swiss, J.2O @Jlsi; Ham
,urg, $50 u 36i; Amsterdam io{4iOi; Frankfort
s02 040i.
4 Washington dispatch Of the 18Th says;
Secretary NcCu.lOch VIII soon again exercise The
Oower conferred on him by the act oil Marcl last, and
FER 10 fgnd ali bearing legal taudor
aOtes at par with accrued interest, into Ive Twenty
Bonds. a. fixed price.
Fcights are quiet. The engagements 10 Liver
pool are ~ 900 bushels Wheat and Com at Glc. for
the iorIsr aud Sc tOy ths la!lsr sod 200 bales