New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04
SATURDAY. DEC. 2.-P. n.

SATURDAY, DEC 2-P N.
Gold opened heavy and declined to AZ! a lF2,
but later in the day Of trouble with France
advanced TO 1881 and closed strong
Government Bonds were dull and steady on the
Gold Bonds, but large amounts Of the 100 loan
were pressed for sale. State and Railway Bonds
we're neglected. Miscellaneous shares were firm
and in good demand Canton sold at 46 Quick
silver, Az. Coal shares steady with an =
eTeasng demand for Ashburton at 90 and Lehigh
and Susquehanna at III Marposa continues to
be quite active both on the Common and Preferred
shares. The Railway list opened very steady with
small business but at the Board an attempt was
made to hammer Fort Wayne and Michigan South.
ern with Indifferent success, strong buyers coming
forward and taking all the stock offered both cash
and sellers option, and the market closed steady.
After the call leading house commenced
selling heavily Michigan Southern and Fort
Wayne, and caused the market to decline
3a3. The rumor of trouble with France,
and the reports that the President would
take strong ground on the Monroe doctrine, had its
effect with weak holders, who assisted the BEARS by
throwing overheard their stocks, but no pressure
10 sell was observed with these exceptions and the
market closed firm at quotations. TIE holders of
dividend paying shares are not wishing to sell unt
they see the Secretays report, and al the decline
Ill stocks were freely taken.
Money continues in abundant supply on call 70
brokers with good callaterals and large balances
were offered and loaned in some cases at per
cent, but the ruling rate is still per cent. Com
Dercial paper continues to be done at high rates,
and the general desire Of capitalists is to keep their
funds where they may be available at any moment
at low rates
Freights are lower but more active. The engage-
ments to Liverpool are 600 bush. Wheat, at I'd |
400 hhds. Tobacco, at 2Os.i 800 bales Cotton, at
32Q5-l6d, the inside price for compressed; 500
bbls Flour, at 2s and per steamer, 900 bales Cot
ton at 3D., and 500 boxes Bacon at 25s. To Lon
don, 1000 bbls. Flour to FILL at los. 3D. and 20 600
bush. Corn, at Id. To Antwerp, 5000 Ibis. Petro.
Tenn, at IS. Cd.
The business OF the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$s,2li,l52 lo-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
&6,2iO,l6O 81; on account Of Loan, $237 600; Bal
snce $77 $50 Col 40. Gold Certificates 81, 2iO, 600
The Reno Oil and Land Company. with capital
stock Of 100000, organized under the general
law Of Pennsylvania with Gausla A. Grow, Glen
wood, Pa; {. X. Ransom, Boston, Mass; Sidney
Dean, Providence, Il. l.; Henry A. Smythe, New
York City; l.. ii. Culver, Ncw-York City; Angus
tvs Frank, Warsaw, NY. Joshua Douglass Mead.
vile, Pa; Charles V. Culver, Franklin, Pa; A.
Bradley, Pittsburgh, Pa; j. l.. Wilson, Cincn-
aati, Ohio Thomas S. stanfed, South Bend, Ind.
james II. Bowen, Chicago, H., and George ii.
Res st. Louis, No.. Directors, has completed its
at The office Of the company in this
tity, by clecting Galusha A. Grow, President Chas
v. Culver, Vice-President; Wm Brough Secrc- !
Iary, and Robert +. Broke, Treasurer.
A telegram from San Francisco, dated lst,
quotes stocks as follows: Gould d Curry, 1915 !
per foot; Savage, $3.50 per feet; ChollarPotosi, Z
yes per foot; Ophir, 4375 per foot; Crown Point,
W. perfoot Yellow jacket, $5jopeTfo Belcher,