New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
The following are VIM. Heath & Co.'s last quota

The following are VIM. Heath & Co.'s last quota
tons Of stocks;
Rd. A,Aen. Bid Asked.
Gold. .......ls2. i32s Hudson RIVER I2o ISI
eSstSS GSmSSriSnf % g,. sS Fsi FsrdlGS M % @
Wells Fargo &co' o.. % IPl Z w&S y; p,sp pref 20 %,
Ancrican Express q s s. Paul pref sSs 81
Adams Express. 4si All Fort rtWayne. 1904
Ssrsnaats Sssia sS'G' 8. E1 % %, Boston IL e. II
Quickslver....... % 22t Mich Cent-.-..-..115 III
Ma,posaP MaT,posa Pref 90 % illinois limo Central ~ ~
Canton Co......... 46 As Cleye, q pitts.s ~ SO
Western Un. Tel. S5 s5t Rock Island ..io2s loos
Eric ~ o'D' 80 3gs Northwest Pref. s7i sS
The following were the bids Tor BANK stocks'
Nevyork 13s metropolitan. -.....ii1i
aerSasn' a@s4isa aloStia Shoe and Leather
City 900 lCOrn Exchange. --..----lq
s Phss6ix Importers and Traders lSo
North North River MANN and Merchants 100
National ...llO central National. .....llo
Merchani; Merchant Exchange iiS Fourth
Seventh Ward ..ll4 Ninth National .-.....--.Il2
Commerce l2l Tenth National. ........ 100
American Exchange . ia Oriental Bank. ........l53
Hanover ......... .ll5 Gold Exchange. ..-...lSos
And the following for Railroad bonds:
N Y Cen ss 1883 ~ 90 lTol. & W. 1st NJ extd.. 9lt
N Y. Cen 6s r. Estate Sc TOl. d Wabash I'd Mort sl5
Ny Cen IS. Conv. 1876 1913 Chic & r. T. Pacific Iss "a
n. Y Cen 7s Is6576. 1913 Norris Essex lst Mort 81
Erie ist Mort, Ext. 100 Morris a. Essex I'd MI. $50
Erie Is 9TH Ind 1sss 50 Pitts, ". &Chic.2 NJ. 100
Buff n Y &EIM'77 92 Chic IL Ait $. Fd NJ. 1Ols
IIud X. 7s. Sd NJ 1sl5... 99sChic al. s. f. me-. w
III Cen per cent TO- llGt Dub & Sioux c., 1st NJ 90
Chic cRc Is; F%%d nnDd ss MI M s. + 1t H. s $50 1874
Con Con Pei al v 81 sIj s St + Pau iS1 Nh Ss St
The stringency in money continues to be exces-
sive aud heavy rates were paid to carry stocks;
.per cent was freely bid in addition to 7per cent
currency interest and even higher rates reported.
There was less borrowing to-day as brokers sold out
tba;r stoca Of the market nrcea seeing no relief tO
the money market probable at present.
Sterling Exchange centinnes firm, on basis of
lO9lalG9l for Paris sterling bills
The banks to-day agreed to use the per cent GER
ticaes at the clearing house instead of greenbacks
The certificates so used will be stamped by the Sub
Treasurer, payable in greepbacks, and will relieve
the banks to the amount Used in their daily clear
ances. The amount to be stamped is s2OOOOOOO This
action may assist the banks to triiing extent, but
they are now so poor that it will afford relief to
the money market.
The transactions Mt the office of the Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs, $399,OOO Re-
cepts for Gold Notes si5iOOo Total Receipts, 81 1853
O74 IL Total Payments, sl,47.174 n; Balance.
So. 2.s32.21l "a.
Freghts to Liverpool. 500 barrels Flour at IS Cd,
and by steamer 1900 boxes Cheese at 4Os; so bales
| Cotton at ga id; 200 boxes Bacon at 35s. To Lon
Glasgow, 1000 bales Cotton at 3d. and 100 tcs Beef
at Us.
The railway reports show the following facts in
reference to their earnings.
Michigan Southern.
4th week. Oct, 1868 slss,663 1867 7...... fss,A1o
Month Of Oct 1868. ,O6l lS67----..- s5J9,45o
North Westen RaiirGy.
Ith week. Oct 1868. .s5l4,152 1sG7.. 4s3,9l1
Month Of Oct, 1868. 81 574,9O5 is6I.....S5il,05o
The Erie Railway is at present connected with a
4, fron GRAY I'M IL IL
build a new road from Ramapo, which will reduce
the distance thirteen miles from New-York City to
Newburg Furthermore, road is to be built
from Newburg TO Kingston, which will give the Erie
Company valuable connections with the middle and
northern part Of the State of New-York
Messrs. w. 7. Wrights Cotton Circular per China,
says:
In this city, during the past week. have bad daily
far dcmand without much change IN prices Ine graun
ally reducing stock of American cotton at Liverpool ana
the nired export from this country with the small mum
exporters 10 operate with confidence. our domes-
tie consumers have also been large buyers holders nave
at the annexed quotations fully maintained. The total
sales for tie week have been 22634 bales OF which 99S
were taken for export Gy Tor home e .' o
been made ms follows Mddlng, November delivery 2je
The clearances have been. For Liverpool, 7.o7o balc
Hayrc. 7iG Hamburg. 67s; Bremen. s72. Total 9S2E
IIavre. 2oOO; Hamburg 2OOo Bremen. 5000 Freight
to Liverpool. steam, 7-i64 I'd; sail. iD5i6d. HaYre
steam, ltc sail, ale Hamburg, steani Tl6d Brenlef
i0l1c
transit Cotton has only been in moderate request,
though the quantity on sale has Increased we quote
Mddlng Charleston to Liverpool freight gl6d at 2ic;
Low Niddhng Mobile freight II led at 25l 3ie Mddlng
New Orleans freight, Ill. at 2ic.
Southern markets have presented nut llttIe changc
the buying England is still quite small the limits Of
orders bcing low. The French and German buyers
are operating with freedom and they appear 10 %
satisfied xith the present OF prices. spain - In
the markets moderately she requires the better grades
and blvs early IN the our domestic consumers
as er pressing necessities are relieved The movement
In Liverpool Saturday and yesterday has led 10 an H.
creased business In the South. . - -
Rccrps the ports for the week endng Friday last
amounted TO 6sOOO bales, against 1900 ana 5000 III De
corrcSpondng week OF the past two years. The total
SINCE lt September 324 900. Last year same tilne
100 O0 wear before The receipts are less tan
they ought TO be- held back, no doubt until after the
election which takes place to-day After TINS week we
for increased receipts at all the ports lne r'a
at Memphis are large. -
To Great Britain the cearances continue on avery
limited scale and from the small number OF vessels load
ing i'm Southern ports continue to be so for some
weeks. France is getting her supply more rapidly Inc
expo the week has been 1900 bales and the DuyR
n going on freely For the Continent OF Europe there Is
more doing and the clearaBces will soon be to far ex
Iiyerpnol, one Hamburg In Mobile, two Tor Liver
pool In Charleston one for Liverpool
The following s statement of the movement In COTTON
siuce the lst september last to 3lst October; ,,
Prcsrts at the Ports. loWo zy'W
to Great Britain. 9tuVV
D Evpart to oFrauee,.................. 5000 2So 200 200
m Mfelgn