New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10

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Checks and certificates of deposit the country New
York Banks are from 10 II discount, the rate depend
ing partly the amouutand partly on the location OF the
Bank. Checks and certificates on the interior New-Ehg
land Banks from to per cent discount
The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company
for one week in October in the past three years. have
been as follows:
Philadelphia and Reddipg Railroad
Business Coal Transported.
Week ending Nov. 4th 1913 $685. SO SOS tons
Week ending Nov. =, 1874 -. 1861 40 lls6l tons.
Week ending Nov. l. 1915 80. 30,375 % 2l,l9a tons
showing an increase of 100 per compared with
ls44.
The Miners Bank has declared dividend oil two
| per cent for six months
The suit of the Bank of kentucky against the
Schuylkill Bank is still on at Philadelphia.
The exports of Domestic Cotton Goods from Bos-
ton during October were 1914 bales, of which there
were shipped to New-York 4,63S bales, Philadelphia
1852 Baltimore 1909, Charleston l60 Rio Janeiro 391,
East Indies 239 Manila 2i5 South America lOi Hong
Kong 1863 &C. The shipments OF the previous months
were 359 making total of 36473 bales against Az ia
same time last year The exports foreign ports in the
last five months were 1245S bales, against 9,57l same
tme las, year The exports of Ice from Boston Tor the
last five months have been l3 33 TONS In October ll4O
| tons went 10 the East Indies.
According to the Miners Journal the Coal ship
ments have increased the last week by Railroad and ia
en- oil by Canal The former sent 22O95 ID, and the
latter 9,O56 Oa-tota for the week LISP Of tons.
The price of freight remains the same and the de-
mand for large White Ash Coal is great ever The
shipments would easily reach IS $4,000 tons per week
if there were facilities carry to market In order to
guard against similar contingency next year. we would
advise the Railroad and Canal Companies to prepare a
supply of cars and boats for shipment from this region
in 1876 Of a. least one million three hundred thousand TONS
We can and will send that quantity to market
AT Baltimore the Banks are well supplied with
paper and the discount rate is uniform at per cent
Stocks had downward tendency and capitalists were
afraid to make investments
Ii seems by the tone of advices from Illinois that
it is unlikely that antrent war may break out In
that section of the country should the Trustees OF the
Canal endcsvor carry into effect resolution they are
said to have adopted. to lease the Canal lands one oil
the Western papers says, in abiding to this subject
at seems that the Trustees, looking to the ultimate
value of the lands which border the Canal have taken
steps to lease the lands in question at nominal sum- but
which would still keep the tein them, The settlers on
these lands claim the right OF preempnon 10 them anu
urge that guremenls held out To Them by the Leg
isature To enter upon and cultivate them that they
were guaranteed the right OF occupancy free OF charge
until they brought into msrket and the right 10 pur
chase them them their appraised value II IS contend
ed that the bond holders were not ignorant Oh te guar
that they repeated in the law under which
lands conveyed and they wanted the right TO
lease them, they should nave spoken in time.
The settlers ask more, says the Ouoway Free
Trader that their rights should be respected and
the policy of the State adhered to- That policy to
encourage the settlement OF these lands, and TO bring
them into market sufficiently fast TO meet the wants OF
the country If they lease these lands now-iands to
which they have already perpetual lcase-and pay
nominal rent next year, having conceded the night TO
lease hem they may be required TO pay real rent amt
no,
ing the caprice OF the Trustees forever and II good
rent be collected from these lands they may
be brought into market lis the attempt least the
danger of attempt to create servie tenure OF this
kind these lands that the settlers resist and is per-
iecily idle to imagine that they will ever submit to il
A counterfeit ten dollar bill of the Trenton Bank
OF Newersey has been presented at the Bank It's the
first counterfeit OF the kind It's whole appearance is
different from that Of the genuine notes. At the
top of the notes is engraving OF Minerva sitting
and ship in full sail the right end large figure Of
Minerva standing; and the bottom the English Goa,
of arms The signatures fairly executed The is
dated Oct 81 1915, and made payable to Cook. The
engraverss names are Harris Sealy New,York.
The number of vessels entered at New Orleans
during October "a ships, 81 barques Is briggs &c
schooners, and steamships not including steamers
coming and going hourly OF these 16i vessels AZ
from foreign ports There were cleared during the
month "a ships barques ID brgs and l3 schooners S
in ALL Vessels from foreign ports and coastwise have
begun to arrive freely.
nInrkets.. :. Carefully reported for The Tribune
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