New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
THURSDAY, Nav ls--P VI.

Gold is steady opening at $50, selling ct l:Di,
and closing g. 1901. There Is no disposition to buy
gold in any large amounts, and tho quotation Is
sustained with difficulty.
! Goh-bearng Government Stocks close In more
demand, and new sos cannot be had under l04 IN
any amount. The disposition is TO hold for con-
sidesably higher rates by leading dealers Tho
1898 OF tho second series aro selling quite freely
+ By brokers at par and interest, and or the moment
aro preferred 70 the current Issue. The sales OF
the third series proceeding as isi a. the Treas
ury needs the money, and aided by tho receipts
from taxes, falling dsc July ~ viii enable the Do
/ rtsient to meet al Obligations with rroupiness
unknown during tie past :ouryeaTs. Tie expenses
Of the Government are decreasing zap
idly. ard ct no distant day Mr.. hcCui-
loch will be able to r,tirc currency
Certificates Of ird, bt' duess are steady At ~ .
sai They are being paid of rapidly, and II Is
argued that Tho treasury would be benefited BY
allowing al dues PRIOR 10 July 10 he exchanged
for 5.30s at par and accrued interest. Railway
shares show some recovery from last nights de-
cline but nrc -.ill offered freely for cash. ard ut
sellers option at wide differences Enc sold rs low
M a. ard 1t WAS iumo.ed that some large conracts
had been sc;iI-'! privately. The general list did
mot AL ,o much ~ Erie, but nothing showed AZ
advance Of cor sequence at ths regular board; :" on
the street prices we're better and Eric sold as high
as 7o,. At the Second Board the mGIkrt was very
strong; Erie. IS; Reading, gi, Michigan Southern,
6l. Stocks wore in active demand, and large
amounts II stock changed hand, and the market
closed strong, with strong Appearances of rise.
/ Exchange is steady. The rates are; Bankers
Sterling, 60 days, ilOalOeI Bankers Sterling, 8
days, lloi; Merchants, 1905 Francs, short date,
5.l2!; Francs, long date, $40.
Money il without change, and upon call can be
had freely at 300 Per cent. The decline in gold,
breads,uis provisions. and of most commodities,
enables o smaller amount Of money TO satisfy the
wants of business, and this fact accounts for much
Of the ease in money, in the face Of the placing of
Z 30s BY hundreds Of millions per month. The at
tempt 10 create eight money MARKET by the
bears Of the Stock Exchange has wholly failed and
to-day money in all directions is abundant, ard
stocks more difficult to get than money. In COM
mercsl paper no change.
| The blninoss Of the Sub Treasury was: Total
Receipts. 81 .T4,563 i7-for Customs, $36,Oc0;
Payments, $ls,579 ,Os9 3G-on account of Loen,
&I22, 900; Balance, -, 76i, 362 os.
In Freights rates aro tirmer, and there IL little
more doing. Tho engagements 20 Liverpool are
600 bush. Wheat at 3D., 500 tcs Boef at i'd. and
10 ,uns Fus,ic on private terms; and per steamer
30 900 bush for next week al ID and 90, 600 bush.
Corn ut 3D.; co tuns Oil Cake and 900 bbs. Pork on
private terms. To London, 100 hhds. Tobacco at
25s, and 800 bbs. Oil Cake on private terms.
The following quotations show the prices of grain
and breodsttls at Ncw-York on the 5th of scptein-
Der, 1863 and the 18th of Nay, 1895, at which PEI
RODS gold vas selling at the same prices