New-York tribune., 1872-11-11

,une of money in London At the fuil point OF tne mm
nm rate OF the Bank OF England II should be remem
nered however that consos are Oh but o trine wmle
the advance in bonds to the point from when they ce
~ sharp money in London. The gold mar
ket has been somewhat Influenced Dy theso hese
consderatOns particularly at the close, ithough those
M more local nature governed more particularly the
course Of that market in rs meanderngs between me
os week on the point that the Treasury sales for No
vember would he large II subsequently G ansPtEst nd@Eet
unless Mr.. Boutwell, should again sell largely IN
Of bis TRSeh RTGSsS Ssy BqSf 6e bears in S
large holders Withdrew their coin from use 6 1deTISy 10Y
compelling the sharks ark q 70 % pay ore prom
nen 1SsF Sonses neresed Cn this side Of the
his shorts were said 70 amount 10 sSOOoo0, nls
p made on the eve Of the Pennsylvania
election suffered TO the tune OF upward OF $4,000 such
ket TO cover their shorts, resulting in rapid
rise in the premium to llSa Another eleteon eleneme
that coin would 20 forward quite freely next week. as
the rise in foreign exchange permitted specie exports a
PrOnd and be SsS Of Sterling bullion by the Bank
Of England during the week lthe BANK OF France sAi ~
ING 100000 francs, caused the exchange drawers 10
put up their rates to tho points given below they
being nced thereto by the demand TO cover borrowed
change during the week Government bonds have dis
played their usual inactivity though prices were strong
the scarcity OF stock offering is about the only
feature in this department southern state securities
have been dealt I'm with freedom, and Tennessee
and Virginia particularly have responded with consider
able advance in prices South Caronas have been quiet
and only q few transactions have been reported IN
North CarOlinas, while Mssouris have been held with
seadness In city bank shares and railroad bonds we
The stock speculation has been tame and nspid
throughout the week. while the volume OF business mas
Up to the close OF our last weekly review ana on Mon
day following, the market mas ruled slrOnH uhueI
Fall purchases by parties VINO Dad efpec'ed
an extremely buoyant condition OF anafs 10
follow the reelection OF Gen. Grant, that
market could be found for their wares which should
enable them TO bag handsome pront on thelf ventures
while their far ghtedness IN foreshadowDg the result
OF the election must be admitted, we have waited four
days for the predicted buoyancy only TO see the reverse
of what was so evidently expected by THESE wseaores
Quite contrary to their predictions the market
has developed shOckingly weak tone and prices have
declined all over the list reflected In comparative
tables Very little gossip has been ahoat during the
week and the market throughout has been de-
void OF notable feature save the grand char
acteristic OF dullness. The principal dealings
were in the usual sPeeustlye, iayorites; More More
commenced their yearly activity, aud have shown some
important advances but there material concessions
early quotations at the close OF the week To-day
there was continuation OF the weakness noted in the
general market and the lowest quotations OF the week
current Under the influence Of the advance IN the
Bank OF England discount rate the market opened heavy
at an average decline OF about per cent as compared
night This decline was followed up In the
first fifteen minutes 80 OF business, and IN nrther
decline was noted but before and while the FIRST Board
in progress the compile xon Of affairs altered and
in Pacific Mail from 9o5 10 % and to per cent IN
the remainder of the list gave place to the weaker iee
ness which lasted until nearly the closing hour
Of business the decline ranging hanging pdGigG from
Mail. Union Pacific C. c. and l. c., OhlOs, and Lake
shore were most prominent Western Union IeleRIaph
Rock Island and n. Y. Central less unfavOraDly
affected In the miscellaneous coal and express stocks
nothing important occurred The market wound up
with a steadier feeling and recovery in prices though
the condition Of affairs at London will doubtless inhn
the market TO great extent on Monday. The fol-
lowing were the opening highest lowest and closing