New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

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The chief break has been in the three fashionable
stOcks,' Erie, Michigan southern, and Western
Common, all of which close strong and in renewed de-
mand. Money, though active with stock house', is in
less pressing demand, and the market is relieved from
much embarrassment from that cause. In short specua-
tive combinations founded on 4 and per cent money
have been disarranged and brought to the test OF and
per cent and an active domaRd, with what result the
future will show. For the present the worst has been
seem probably. At the Second Board the market was
strong; 52Os of 1862 per cent, do of %, g. and
1905 per cent; Ohio and Mis- Ssippi Certificates, 81
Canton 2; Western Union, IL; Quicksilver 81 Pacihc
Mail Der cent? New-York Central IL; Erie g Hudson
River, a; Reading, Iii Michigan Central d DO South
ern g. Illinois Central l. Cleveland and Pittsburgh, lt
Northwestern, H. and Cleveland and Toledo, l. The
market closed steady at the following rates: New
York Central, lOsi9IOoi Erie, 7liaHl; Reading,
Il2I aI2t; Michigan Southern, 8OasOt; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh s3ss3I; Rock Island 1O2lalO2Ii North
Western, aIia4II do Preferred 70a70ii Fort Wayne
| IO3J a I03l; Pacific Mail, I75GlSO.
The Assistant Treasurer is receiving from Govern
men debtors compound notes at par and accrued interest,"
which relieves the money market sensiby These notes
have been sold by banks at per cent discount
There is less activity in money, and good supply al
per cent with many per cent loans uncaled Inc Dor
rowing demand from stock houses much reduced and
the indications are that the of the panic has been
seem so far as borrowers call are concerned In COM
merca paper there improvement nor much prospect
of any for some time In all departments of trade bust
ness is dull employees being discharged, and wages
/ In, a. Ikaat ra
quoted at per cent and very fancy rates Of interest can
be made by buying tho paper Of enterprisng houses
Exchange is higher, and quoted follows: London,
60 days, 1924 alO9l do at sight no. llOl; Paris,
long, 5l6i s515; do. short 5iI@a5l2l Antwerp 500
| 5ls3; Swiss, 5.9Os5lSi; Hamburg S6I; Amsterdam,
AaS4II; Frankfort, ali 84l; Bromen 70 a79i; Berlin,
72IS72i.
Freights are fm The engagements to Liverpool are
81 900 bush. Corn at 3D.. which is the first shipment TO
Great Britain for several weeks, aud to London 1000
bush Barley at SD.
The business Of the Sub Treasury Receipts t62f,
739 O9-for Customs s25OOOO Payments, si,f9,is7 22
Balance, $40, 1913 236 6s-Gold Notes, $4,000.
At the annual election for Directors Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company held 2st inst the following gentle
men we're unanimously elected, having received 1860
votes, all that were cast viz Allan McLane, Howard
Potter, Francis Skiddy Charles Augustus Davis William
Dennistoun Leonard W. Jerome, Elisha Riggs. Moses H.
Grnne and Cornelius X. Carlson and at meeting Of
the Board of Directors held this day the following Off
Gers were unanimously elected viz Allan McLane, Prcs
don't; Francis w. G.. Bellows, ce-Presdent Theodore
T. johnson Secretary and Chas. S. Abercrombie Trca
surer
The Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
earned the third week in November,
1866 600 4s3 1865 .sll4.27e Decrease. ...tiA79j
The Chicago Tribune of "Wednesday says:
Business the less active than yeser
day and al many OF the banks it pronounced decidedly
dull Otherwise change in the tone condition
persbandan in excess Of the demand and banks
complain Of marked scarcity Of prime paper Grain paper Is
IN good supply but closely scrunizod There Is no demand
vet pork There is change 10 the bank rate In
the opn market good outside paper negotiated at II cent
and less desirable at I5dls per cent Exchange fner
day with sales between banks at 23d 20 cents premium he
counter rates remain unchangcdpa buying and lilo premium
selling Buffalo Oswego and Canada bills taken at OF
The Cincinnati Gazette Of "Wednesday remarks:
The currency balances somewhat reduced today by
drafts Checking also heavier than yesterday with
rather increased offering Of paper As consequence the
Exchange freely offered today by some Of the deaers
and the market not 80 strong as yesterday but al % us
cOunt buying and par selling it ruled steady
The Philadelphia List contains the following remarks
on the tendency Of the markets;
The tendency Of the markets is to lower prices and they
are most happy who have resisted inducements to 90 beyond
the absolute demands OF business and not ncumbd with
heavy stocks In regard 10 provisions the Northwest must
be regarded the quarter where the most strenuous eno are
mad 10
and her great trade peculiar advantages for the perpera
ton this injustice and there Is reason 10 believe that the
Opportunities thus presented have not been neglected But
In Chicago the result Of the contest between holders VINO are
determined keep oyeu aud not 70 sell except high prices
can be obtained and those who might buy penuiy but VII
buy scany long they think unjust prices are demanded
Is coming crisis II has been found impossible 10 Keep UP
some descriptions OF provisions az the high rates demanded ana
Of necessity has been fan prices and very severe
one When Pork declines So barrel and Lard six cents
apound and Hams in the same proportion II sign that prices
there has attempt 20 impose the community which
has been resisted Pork has been held high as go barrel
lust much IL selling Tor IN the second year OF
the when army being fed mainly upon provision
and when greatly In excess OF pro
duceT Now that the country has returned 10 something IKE
m normal Condition and the men who len The hed ana larm
are engaged In rural occupations there IS no reason
why the extraordinary prices demanded for some descriptions
OF articles should e kqgped II foT ne gepera adan
tage that cORbnaohs should be encouraged 10 lake command
interests Of any branch Of merchandise and when they
that he should do his best 70 bring confusion 70 the persons VINO
| oonspre against the welfare Of society
rm In Philadelphia having failed and made an assignment
10 preferred creditors the assignee refuses TO pay the Govern
ment claim although be has some 10000 worth OF
property in his possession the ground that the Government
claim cannot supersede preferred creditors Collector sloan
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Does the Goyenmen
claim owing and due before failure as shown by the
presented TO the Assessor and returned by him
for collection supersede preferred creditors and II not
would the Collector justified proceeding TO dsran prop
erty in the hands Of the assigneef -
ihe following reply been received from Deputy Comms
due date Of their assignment there is lien upon the
property assigned In favor Of the United States the claim OF
The takes precedence over all others and should be
enforced by distraiang, necessary"
The following the movements In Dry Goods OF this
port during the weeks
ENTERED PoB cONsuNPTIoN.
Manu- Of Pkgs. Value M0ntV Of Pigs Value.
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