New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

W.
B eth with Petroleum, at %.3d.; brig to Jackson
willie, Florida, and back, nj 81 ,7O0 half gold; ana
schooner 10 Gardinv, Me-. with Wheat, at ioic'
Washington correspondent OF 1"e f"'''"'''
pl,a Ledger states:
am authorize,, 10 contradict the published stato
mcnt that Secretary McCulloch and the h non. 81 In
Clarke. Controller of the Currency are IN ~ - s}no
icreaS the National Banks circulation I'o 10
iOO0 900 tO 500 OO0, coo Both gentlemen ~ rccor
leny further nsrease in the currency, ana W. ubcre
mend Congress to keep Ese banks en0"'''''
The following is tre movement of specie al Now
YORK fer the last month: ...,os ~,
Specie in Banks and Sub Treasury Oe'' l. asi 0ss
Received from CahioTnla IN oet1"u W Uototer 979 ~
Imported fiom foreign ports IN oc'oDei'''' -
.saeI55O 5OOi
Ssarply =, o.,oior So 5l62e6
Hnsap,e6 ,sS IN =" octobeT $50 'oo''Ii
nm, Treas Nov !. 65.. el4 516'4g3 y3
o" GO -; -, " NJ end sub Treas Nov o. =, 30
Ieayes in hanks and Sub Treas Nov 80 90 ~ so go
fos in EonEs and Sub Treas Nov oI' ~ ~ scc 600
Lea'cs IA ,3i and cub Treas Nov. l. bl 3laVVVo
Leaves in Banks and Sub No' ,S9 %, 3npt co
| Tcavos in Banks and Spb-Ireas NOV !, ''-
Earnings of the Racine and MISSISSIPPI uN'
Markham Illinois Railroads for the WeoK ehoiHe
October 81 s,eo7
,ss, ss44a5 1s6i......s2o, 55s inc 500
p,,nincs of the Chicago and Alton Railroad ior
the fourth week in October; ,o
ls6j. sss753 ls6i s776i3 lnc'.---.. 60,
Mr.. William +. Grnncll, of the urn OF "riLne''
& Nevins, was this day admitted iheiiooi u '"'
New.York Stock Exchange.
Mr. David NJ. Morrison has also been eiec'ed
member by a complimentary vote
! G.. ~ so11 at ouctiOn NOV. w.,
house and bot northwest corner of Fii,h-aye' ana
Thiryeichth-st for $lOl 600; stable and lot north
erv side OF Thirty l20 feet west OF Madi-
son-avo., for $!i,25O
The shipments of PittstOn coal for Nov. 4, 1863
were:
.......................uns i62, 9js.l9
ls6l..................... .-....tuns, bf'telU
} Deo,.oss .2l4922.5-2o
A telegram from San Francisco, dated Nov. l.
quotes stocks there as follows; Gould Curry,
81 o2O per foot Savage, $500 per foot; Po,os $3.50
per foot; Ophir, $i25 per FOOT Hale & Norcross,
1900 per foot; Crown Point $500 per foot; yellow
jacket. 500 per foot, Belcher, $40 per foot;
Alpha 81 ,O25 per foot; Imperial, SlS5 per share;
Chollar, 1915 per foot; California Steam Naviga-
ton Co., "a per cent; California State Telegraph
Co., - per cent.
Printing Cloths, The Providence Journal says,
are more active. Printers seem willing 70 buy at
20 a2lc. after January Dark Prints have declined
about &c. during the last two weeks. This is gen
orally the case in closing up styles of dark work al
the end Of the season. There must be large de-
mand for light work for the Southern market very
soon. The following are the sales: $4,000 pieces
60x6i, 20c., delivered after January; 10000 pieces
G4x64, 20c., do; 5000 pieces 6ix64 2O3e., do.i
5000 pieces Gix6i, 22lc., on hand; 1900 pieces
6lx64 Ole. do. Total, 600 pieces.
. The Philadelphia Press says:
Tie directors Of the Catawissa Railroad. On Friday
last Inferred the lease OF that road 10 The Atlantic
ana Great Western Ka.rond for the consideration o.
600 co., instead Of s320oOC per annum as previously
announced. On Monday next the lease WIZ DC pre-
sented 10 the consideration Of tue Stockholders. IN
contract bears date November j. 1863 and IS signed bl
rf the proper ocer. Possession ot the ioad Is 10 b
given Dec L. 1865 and the term oi the lease Ia 9r
years The essees furnish all motive and other power
cara &c and run the road OF their expense, Glv
er ing the Catuwissa 600 per day Which IL over pc
" the preferred stock and - pT cent nrredraet
y due. as Well ns per ceut ON tic common stock.
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