New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

The total imports at New-YoIk ior ih' WV
pare as follows:
Week ending m Nov. I6. Nov. an :; 40 N oIs ic5
G Gsy G %eps6,ndi.c aSspoo5 S4Oas5a a9's7S0
Total for the week .e5so7.7a, sGl7',e;s $3.50 l's
RAILWAY EARNINGS SECOND WEEK - So' ,nS,na.a
No., w....., sac iso ST siSsal7 s5os6t
Michigan Sourhern...-.> gt2ii I 49, YSao
| Detroit and Milwaukee J''Vo< w."
The receipts of the Housatonic haiiroad COMPANY
for the month of October were
1865 SAG 2s2 al s6I s37 900 70 Increase 94l %
The PoftsriRe Miners Journal says OF the coal
trades
The ouautjty sent by Railroad this week is 70l54V2
nv Canal 80 5i3Of-for the week lC9,5oIC6 tul s.
against go 395 the corresponding week last year
1he trade dull in consequence OF me lnaDly 10 pro
cure vessels at rhiladephia to ship the Coal TO me
East I'm ess vessels become more plenty, there VIII
have 10 he partial suspension q the trade ard sew
or Il operators have already suspended TIER eoleres
in this region The inability 10 ship coal togelhe,
with toe very mild weather now prev sng, has enecten
prices 10 some extent but this VIII only benefit the me
IND markets where coal Is not ieshlpped oecuuS
the al, IN coastwisc freight In many instance
more than equals the reduction In the prices OF con"
Since ast week tie freights from Philadelphia To hos
tou have advanced nom Is 10 30 cents per tun. ahu
there is 10 prospect IT any reoneion I'un 'rs'
this season, but they may advaDce sill iuttner'
Freiglts have ran up high between fhlifuelpnIa
and New -YoIk and the East, that the kailfOnd SoI
I
] a tuD 20 oil places between Port Richmond and New
YORK aud TO New York and east of New ioik Of ac.
per tUD. and S there If considerable margin "a a'or
Of the CANA for ports that can be reached bl ooa'
| The Cincinnati Gase'te of Thursday p' MI
says
| There IL no unusual movement in the money market
The demand IA moderate hut il fly as large as could
be met Deposit INES are comparatively low aud dis
count lines are already full The latter especihIy Wl'I
the National Banks, cannot be Iended without sai
If secuiitrs aud this managers VIII hol De he 70 uo
OF present low prices for the Latter There 49, Dtslues
nei yvus lug IN financial circles. ad the ueefbl
nation of mixers Is TO strengthen themselves As mat
teis stabd they would not even II aoe lneIeaso te'
discounts. Merchants report Ealing on IN
and the existing comparative slaf nation ~ 'ne
general markets. they are not hEel 10 improve ihme,
diatey With high rates OF rcgtis on railroads, ana
reduced values Of produce farmers have he Induce
ment TO sell This viii regulate itself m time out III tbe
immediate future embarrassment must be the result III
farmers will not OF oanDot sen ther crops pa!'
monfs OF store bills will be slow and the consnmp'
ton Of goods will fall of. This and the full resumption
OF river Navigation all knock the props from unoet
ralOad combinations, but mol IN time 10 fee'e muse
who have run largely the credit business and haS
heavy lines uf bills able maturing with large stocks
on hand in addition. which are GepTeclauug IN value.
The war broke up the credit business but like all other
evils IL took root again. and notwithstanding al thai
has been said about the people being out 81 uept,
looms up iOrmidauy ~ this tne The volume has beeH
largely swollen by sales 20 the South. These loot ~
large profits but principle and gain are Hl IN paper IN
view Of all the existing Circumstances We may. taxing
for granted that there Is TO be further Imitation OF
the currency look fusa stringent money market De
tween this ime and the lst Il January. In our market
a. already remarked the banks have no money spare
and set, owing 10 the warm weather. there has been
little nothing done IN tie Nay or packing hogs
ksies Of interest range from 10 10 - Per cent ID we
open market Tie offerings ars scrntGized CLOSELY
and nndoubted names only are Salabe.
Exchange rules steady at par 20 premium buVing
end 10 premium selling with a supply aud demand
about equal. Both however. are be.Ow the average.
Tie C1icago Tribune of Thursday P. IN. says;
The demand for money to-day At the various Discount
houses was MODERATE, and chiefly conhned 10 th'
wants Of tire mercantile trade but the banks are hear
an short OF currency and but tie best names eI
passed at the usual Of discount viz 10 per cent Pc
annum but second and third class names ae passed ~
private bankers at lzasO per cert per annum. III
srury OF Eastern exchange Is very hight, AMI undeF
fir demand the MAJ ket is very firm oil par buying an
- 10 nremum selling Round tots sold by banker
10 each other al premium OF o'a 'oc pet s'.uv ~
"A nearly all the leading baaks have 20 express curene
daily TO keep W their balances. The produc
~ markets are unusually duh and haf IN
lc spectators are now ont Of the ring the
g Having met With ssoh heavy losses during ths pas
u lew weeks that these Of them who have tho mean
~ ssys 5S e ns t 9 Jsa 70 5s name a
chnses at Milwaukee all the season. doing nothin
aud they inform w taat nearly all their orders are o
of 20 other markets. We have managed ~ get up such
reputation Tor high prices and CORNERS. that lctit
III mate dealers have been driven away, and now tb'
prices lower than elsewhere the trade does not
"A iuTn OF course. this will De recuhed m time hut
nOg too late To do an thing this for shipment
cs through to NewYork Today, Flour was duh Whe
l. declined 2G2!e. per busheL Corn was active and
- lie per bushel higher. Oats dull and lie lowe
ID 1--we was quiet and Barley dull bnd beay
hi Hghwnes we're weak and dull. Provisions remain /
active and heavy
housemeu negotiating for settlement Of the wal
-, house and inspection difficulties, and although We ca
give any details al present We have reasoo 10 ho
OFT that everything will he satisfactorily adjusted beo
in. .he meT ar aod n', ~ II
al weTenous and is geuealy supposed that but lit
cL will be let in the city when naygat on Is closed
Nearly al he boards Of Trade and Chambers OF Coz
nerce IN the cOuutFY have passed resolutions Tcco
NV DeIdiDg Secretary McCuOeh 30 pursue his policy
a general contraction Of tie cuTrency This questi'
III viii before Congress THIS Winter and a stTOi
Ks effort viii be made by Wal st. spectators aud Easte
, bankers 20 OvcrTule the lion. Secretary
NV the Treasury by urging the passage of
H. amendment 70 te BihkihK Law lhci sasihg o u
, Issue Of National Bank Notes 20 $4,000 O0
w Under this state Of giiars, commercial men are
Ill decided wat 10 do. They are AFRAID 20 buy lest u
49, currency be contracted, which Will bring prices dow
and they afraid ~ sell lest expansion take plIo
I'D Ia which event prices would advance. IL Ia this moi
r. than ans Thing else which s nj present paayzug q
provision trade, and preventing active operations
hu boe aud rOr and oil branches OF trade are being sn
IL idiy Affected. though perhaps lot 90 the same eXen
ii ln Cleveland the money market Is close Eastern Of
o. charge IL hrm Al par Buying and premium selling
tIsrkets-CAsryuLrR XPoHrxD yog rHs n. y. Tmsusi
=" SAIURDAf Nov. II, 1865.
ID ASHES-The market d brm. with a moderate d.
mond saea ~ - for Pots ara 81 ,, for Pearls.
80 COlION-lhe demand continues good and the IN
ia prcycmeni Of yesterday il tined sales and resale
,t Of4 so baies st 52e for Middlings.
" COFFEE We have no transactions 10 advise
.. price Uru Unchanged
- DYEWOODS-.rhe market il poorly supplied az
holler. firm 10 their views the business is light
- CON rlueuce.
, HOUR AND MEAL-TLe market nr Western IN
y State Flour b dun snd heavy end tie iow medui
- Oe 4 An al