The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05

The san Francisco money market is thus reported
November 26:-
although the savings and loan Institutions are not
free lenders. nor have they been for some time past
neposs ao no. come "a ~ ~ Tss desv
In arrival OF many foreign vessels, now fully due,
has shortened the demand for customs, and our Inn
portaLions have also fallen on IN volume, while the
depressed condition OF mining Stocks until very re-
Gently mad the erect OF sending money to this mar
But gradual restoration OF confidence Is doing more
to the market than all other causes combined.
fair business Is beng done IN nearly every line.
with reasonable profit Large stores OF wheat remain
to be sold and there Is some ground for the belief
that the prices win touch the lowest point In
temptation for English capitalists to invest in bread
stuS while ut their lowest cost Is too strong TO DO
Money y az nana
merchandise markets are Overst0cked with Eastern
and foreign goods and but little drain Will be expe.
rienced from that source for some time to come.
Farmers are paying their bills with coin received
for their products and country dealers are therefore
tan merchants. Mining adylces show an Improved
condition, while our bullion receipts are In
creasns. All these e.. are valid reasons su,t to
which restores confidence and lets coin loose. We
learn OF no diilcuty in obtaining accommodation Of
loans ana for long periods at II per cent per an.
num- the security being ample. Bullion 70 In good
supply We auole gold bars at $50 $3.50; SILVER
Atlantic Cities are charged 23X per cent premium
on gold sight coin drafts pay IA per cent pre-
Con commercsi exchange, 4sSd 4e5sd; Mexican DOL
G. HsD ssa shas IL F sew
Francisco, so q SON.
The following shows the comparative earnings Of
tine Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway Company for
the fourth week OF November
1869. ,$Zao SUI
lS6S........... l27,S47
Increase. ...$ll7,053
For the month Of November
1000 ooo'si'
Increase $Z4a, Z40
The following were the earnings OF the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad
Month OF November 1859. 124 745
Month Of November, 1898. 108S, 432
Increase. $S1, 3l3
And the following Of the Chicago and Rock
Island-
Month of November 1899. s475, 900
Month OF November, 1868. 4o1, lo2
Increase. .......................s 74, 4os
Tide Water Receipts.
The quantity Of hour, wheat, corn and barley left
at tldewater during the fourth week in November,
in the years 1858 and 1869, was as folows-
$751; sssSs s$s ~ i:;S$ '''''' ssS;sS
1no $500 Dec 29s,20O Dec $4,000 Inc. sIO,l0a
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tidewater from the commencement OF navigation to
the 3oth of November. inclusive, during the years
1868 and 1869, was as follows
,s os Whea s, s Corp 1 so AZ Barley s s1 81
1862. b2l BOO 1s,0-6,CO 7tSS,SO 81h9,g0
Inc. 10000 Inc. 42ss.aoo Dec 977i,7oo Dec 87s,soo
The receipts Of the new crop Of barley so far are
300 bushels against $780, 500 bushels In 1868.
the receipts by canal from December 1868, to the
close OF navigation were 90, 900 bushels.
by reducing the wheat to flour the quantity Of the
latter left at Underwater this year. compared with the
corresponding period last year. shows an increase
equal TO 034, $50 barrels nOur.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tity OF some OF the principal articles or produce left
at t,dewater from the commencement of navigation
to and including the 3Oh OF November, III the years
Indicated
1857. 1858. $780,
Canal opened Aay6. Aprn %. Mav6.
Flour bbls .....,.... 394,800 100000 62l, 300
Wheat, bushels 8S53,400 ID, 10000 1s,o2s 500
Corn. 1863, 800 16,Sl05 500 7,03s 500
Barley ............. 3,660.700 3.537600 3,159 800
Oats. 1881, 800 II, 1916 600 ASH 800
Ity6.. ooE,6UV o9oSOV Z0l,1UU
MalI..... ZfZ,lUU GOO, quU Z3o, 4DO