New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

,vrr tho veto Of the President. The House
a. REPRESENTATIVES on the other hand will meettuly
Immersed with the expediency OF yielding 10 the
PRESSURE for more bank currency, and suspension OF
Contraction in the legal tenders and though nothing
of tins kind may be obtained, the inhationsts are
sure to leave no effort untred. The success OF Mi.
McCuoch in funding the State debt calling ior leea
tenders at maturity, and the reduction III Uhiteu
States notes has excited the fears of parties srne
Cling under engagements made upon more abund-
ant supply Of currency, and struggle for an extern
sion Of time will be made 10y them in Congress at an
early day. Currency is returning from the West ana
continues TO be shipped South moderately.
Exchange is duh at the followngrates London, 90
days. 1904 1904: sight, 1O9la1C93; Paris, long 61s@
6le. do short, 515a51Ss; Antwerp 59Oa517l; Swiss,
69Oa517J; Hamburg 80 as; Amsterdam, 40f04l
Frankfort. 40.Q4Ol; Bremen, 7S.Q7e!; Berlin IA
QT2
Pacific Mail is less active and closes at 1881 II Is
the general impression that the opposition, OF TINS
writing. has the power to name the next dlrecuon'
Whether II will be exercised or whether some com
binaton Of interests will be affected with the party In
possession election day only can tell This much, how
ever, is certain that the Company has TO encounter
AZ opposition formidable far as capital and ex-
pcrence are concerned and eager to share the profits
Of the South American and California trade. Rates
may not bo reduced but the traffic will be changed,
10 the damage of the line now having a monopoly,
for the public when offered the choice of rst-claSs
boats by each line will naturally divide their patron
age. The anticipated change in the direction does
not increase confidence in the value Of the stock
The receipts of The Western Union Railroad Com
pany for the week ending Nov. were;
1867 l.5n .s2o655 Dec. ....t96
The following was the days business at the Office
Of the Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for Customs.
fSS5,COO: for Gold Notes. $4,000; total Receipts,
t471 SEQ c6 total Payments, t1,264O12 81 Balance,
tlO9.Ol3.aj1 a.
Freights 70 Liverpool 100 hhds Tobacco at 52s 3d.
1900 bush Wheat SD and per steamer 1000 pkgs.
Lard ut 50a55s 400 boxes Bacon at AS, 1000 boxes
Cheese nj sos, 100 bales Cotton at 3D., and 22OO0
bush Grain. ppcr's7option Wheat or Corn ut lid
To London 5000 bush. Wheat at 1Ol011d. and to
Glasgow. 900 bills. ROsin at SIS. Cd. y 2sO Ii.
The monthly report of the Director of the Bureau
of Statistics gives the following statement of the i'm
ports and exports of the United States in August
1861:
IMPORTS GOLD VALUED.
ForIs sT tsoid and silver. l,ao7cs7
Total imported m August. ..........$3 l,SO7, $40
EXPORIs
Domestic produce currency value. so 25s.22
Foreign goods TeGNpoItcd gold valuel. l,ls9,5h
AmrTican gold and sSer...-.. t2,94s,Osl
Foreign gold AID silver........ 6l6.S96
s,4ef,477
Total exported in August. ,92S,sco
The movement for July, 1867, was as follows:
IMPORTS.
AL SJt,2j'o3l
Currency. ,bss.iV9
Gold and silver l6st5'lc6
Foreign goods --.-...--........--.-'-... ssi''f'
Total exports. $i4,5lssi4
The Boston Banks report the following aggregates