New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
OPEN pOARp on BROKER
TuEspAY Nov. Pip. NJ
Gold has been dull, at 1860 9ll6f.


Sterling Exchange is inactive. We quote: Bank
srs Sterling 60 days, lOss dl09i Bankers Sterling
3days, lO9i clio; Commercial Sterling, l07l lOsi
Francs long date, 5.2l4 4951s3; Francs, short date
hFl05.l5
Government Bonds were pressed for sale, and
closed heavy and lower. Railway and stock bonds
were steady, with small transactions. Coal shares
were active, and declined a fraction but were in
demand at quotations: Lehigh and SusquehannOh,
I0a Schuylkill Coal IL; Spring Mountain 55I; Mari
posa declined and sold low l3, closing l3s bid.
The Railway share list opened duh but steady.
The heavy storm prevented any transactions in the
steeet, and at the Board the amount of business
was small, but after the call the Western shares
improved and closed strong. Michigan Southern,
Northwestern Common and Fort Wayne were in
active request. On the street and at the Sec
ond Board the market remained firm, North
Western selling at 3ss an advance of q from the
lowest price of the day Michigan Southern
76i Fort Wayne, los. After the Board
the market declined fraction. The closing
prices were n. Y. Central, 9ei 997; Erie, 9ls99ll;
Hudson River, l0st a lO83; Harlem, s5I; Reading
l4iSll4l; Michigan Central. ll5l ll6 Michigan
Southern, 76l 6la76I; Illinois Central Scrip, 1880
l34; Cleveland & Pittsburgh, ,93l 93i Rock Island,
0SlslOsI; North Western, 80; North Western
Preferred, 66i 866l Fort Wayne, 1915 lO4i; Ohio
q Mississippi Central 2sa a9si; Canton, 45i 0452;
Cumberland Coal, 442 a As; Manposa Mining Com
psny, l3t a l3i; :Quicksilver, AL 04S; SehuylkHl
Coal, llis Lehigh Coal, 49,
Money continues In fair supply to brokers on call
st v cent, with some few transactions at 4,
cent on Governments, but Commercial paper con-
tinues TO be pressed the market at high rates of
interest The tendency Of the market is not to |
greater ease at the present moment. The unsettled
state Of our foreign affairs and the uncertainty |
attending the meeting of Congress will have its
effect on capitalists, who are not desirous of long
engagements but keep their funds where they can
be made available at any moment, and it is probable
that we shall have an active money market at full
rates after the meeting Of Congress.
Freights ere quiet but firm. To Liverpool, 1000
bushels Wheat at 6sd., at 200 bales Cotton at I'd.
The business Of the sub-Treasury was: Receipts
g. ~, ,972 9O-for Customs s255 600; Payments
81, 700 12l Sion account Of Loan, $j65, 600; Bal
snce, $62, ,ssi, ,699 81. Coin Certificates $Gl5, 400
The earnings of the Great Western Railway Of
Canada for tho week ending Nov. II were:
1865 -sSl, ,o36 CSC, 1856 Inc. ea4 sn
The exports Exclusive Of specie) from New-York
TO foreign ports for the week ending November q,
1866, were $5O22,75O.
Printing cloths, says The PrOpidenee JOur,al.
arc dull and sales light. The following are tn,
ales; 900 pieces Gix61, l8c., Oh hand; 1000 do
ot1, l7}c., on handi 1000 do. 64x61, &c.,, 29-
incI yards, on handi total 5000 pieces.
1ho9ostoD imports for the week ending Novem-
Der IL "ye sl,i2sh51, against $685. O9I during the
corresponong week in 1854 Total since Jannary
e., ,53l ,3Jo. The exports, including specie, were
e2l6 ,O32, aga0st s3@J,77O for the corresponding
week IN 1854
Tho cash balanu in the Lands Of the Assistant
Treasurer IN BDsto. at the close Of business No.
yomber IN wsS ~ 339 $40 06 ~ increase Of