New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04
Commercial and Money Matters.


The sales of Stock large to-day except Of
Harlem Of which upward of 5000 shares sold closing
at So decline Of per the effort OF the movement OF
the bears yesterday Milan we understand resigned TO-
fell off !; Indiana J; kentucky i Government os are
steady; Long Island declined !.
Bills are before noticed and rather quiet Sterling
at 9 a g; Francs o5.
The amount of outstanding Treasury Notes on the lst
inst. was o'oo9 OIL OIL q,
On the Ist sept. - o,oosIoo ~
Decrease. s9oo4l2 -
dividend of seven per cant of which there Is surplus
dividend has been declared b. the North River insurance
Co. payable the 10th inst.
Five per has been declared by the Eagle Insurance
Co. payable same time.
The Adams Bank has declared dividend OF three per
cent. payable at the Bank Of Troy
The Warren Insurance Co. Boston, has declared div.
deud OF three per cent.
The creditors aud stockholders f the Housatonic Rail
road Co. held another meeting Bridgeport Friday AID
Saturday Nearly 5000 900 had been subscribed The
meeting weeks previous $4,000 needed TO make
up sum, but about $4,000 Of it is counted upon with
certainty from definite The balance IL Is feared
thew will not be able TO raise.
Frauduen, Thees of the City Council of Augusta, Ga
III circulation in that State They have the genuine
signature Of tie City Treasurer but made by attaching
parts of srvera bills together and FASTING them on slip OF
paper in such deceive those who do not IN
spect closely
The following estimate Of the Revenue Of Boston shows
general increase of about $500 900 estimated but shows
falling oil for each asceraned quarter, as compared with
the corresponding quarter Of the previous year There is
also falling off in the number of clearances.
Revenue Of Boston from October l. ISL, 10 September
80 1912, aud from Oct. |, 1912, to Sept 80, 1913
Fourth quarter, lS4l. $685. o3 80
FIRST 40 1872. 10 $40 Az
Second do ................. 20 a69 ~
Third do !oo,o2l %
$2,793 500 Il
Fourth quarter, 1912. Observation-Disclosures. S565979 81
First do 1913. 5o9 i4o l.
Second do -; IS! !6 6O so 50
Third do estimated al. l,l75,3Sl U0
S3,Ol4,7l2 "A
Foreign arrivals from January ltto September 3Oth 1872
1892 Foreign arrivals from January to September 30t
lsi3 1876
Foreign clearances from January TO September 80 1872
1909 Foreign clearances from January lst September
3Oth lS43 llS9
There have arrived at this port per vessel and railroad
during the Month Of September according the Exchange
books 603 barrels 347 half barrels -four 81 SO bushels
ll9 sacks $50 barrels corn; 44270 bushels OATS 5000
bushels bran; 1920 bushels shorts 20b2 bushels rye ~
07 TONS II $50 bushels and 1899 ch9ldFons COAL o:egn
Bicknell's Philadelphia Reporter says: Money is still
abundant but repeat remarks of last week that is
not now plenty has been. The have in
Instances increased We hear Of fewer transactions in this
city at unusually low than did fortnight
ago Indeed ths Philadelphia banks have raised their
five per and the prospect IS that Still higher rate
vii! soon be exacted.
W. learn from the Baltimore Argus that the Income
for the City of Baltimore amounts TO Ss25 0O4 90
of which S279 6555 on ground rents and S5453i9 SAL
aries income &c The amount OF Tax for the City of Bal
tit,ore So 80 for the Sl00-s s2o,o24 II.
CovToS CRoP.-The Savannah Republican SAYS: Que
Of on! most Intelligent merchants who returned The city
on Wednesday from the upcountry informs that in
event the crop be than twohlrds as large that
Of last For the last weeks he has visited all the
impor; Cotton growing the State and has
of the large plantations and he knows that
the and caterpillar nave been very destructive.
The Vicksbure Wing says: We believe i, is gene
ally admitted that the crop Of the present year will be
very shot The crops in Milkens Bend, Walnut Ba-
you and Lake St Joseph, supposed in August to be
very promising but the planters those sections Of
Louisiana tank their crops Will fall at least one-third short
Of last year.
This falling off attributed o-several causes, viz: the
worms miuring the Cotton very much the
aufvorabe 6ckle and the bols dropping off very
fast owing the frequent heavy showers succeeded by
hne hotter than in Augustine Cotton is still grow.
ice aud opening but slowly. From the last iGforma-
ton gather think the crop this State and the
upper parishes OF Louisiana viii fall third short OF last
Tho Tallahassee Foridan OF the 23d inst. says: From
all that learn from almost every point Of the com
ass prospects OF the preseut Cotton crop most dis
ourain Excessive rams the caterpillar and Storm have
ach contributed 10 produce this Of things.
The Tuscumbia North Albanian says: Z" The worm,
we understand is doing much damage il many plan
atoms. Where planted early, aud worked with
title poughing, ii opening pretty well; bat
that which has been deeply roughed especially if planted
ale, in rich ground opening very iitie and from pre-
| seat prospects will not open before frost"
Tie Fort Gaines Wing Of the sd last saws: The Cater
pillars within few weeks past have attacked Of the
They have proved very destructive
Markets Carefully r.1ortedJor TIE Tribune
TUESDAY, Oct 3.