New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

,,afharvest which they much need.
CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY.
EelO Orleans, Ocs ls, 1916.
CASH LIABILITIES.
Nm seldcD Treasurer Of the U. s.--.-.- 373.l02 70
t-5yidusl Depositors. 1n0.S26 10
nse distant Banks for Collections 1s3O1 %
Total- s2'2'4'4"o9 "
..,.,. ''. '..l.... l2sosO5 GO
and bills payable in full within 90days l,l9493j 50
ssrrirn and Domestic Bills of Exchange. 257927 80
s,.e. bills pay able in over 90 de- stocksc. 4OOOI6 %
s3,ll3345 50
The tolls ON the Canal, in consequence of the
sks have been smaller for the last week than for the
ure week last year. An immense amount of produce,
toxc7er is still waiting to forward, and the ng
,,s.e tolls will show large increase over last season.
Tho amount received on all the New-York State Ca.
,s during the third week in October is sl2ll2I
ssu,e period in lsi5..--.. 1892.
Decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl25OG
Ths aggregate amount received for toll from the com.
ncensDt olnayigation to the 2ad of October inclusive
Ss;n: the same period in 1916 aolosss
Increase. Sl336l3
The following is comparative statement OF the
ss.uess on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad du
IL, The third week Of October, 1874, 1916 and 1876;
l ,st oo :, . ls45 80 l ;9n >,
r. r. On ON coal sUl 1888 81 247i4 &c 4,623 81
Total. .si5,52s 90 S27,539 65 $l6,572 0s
,,,onn, of Coal transported Tons. Cwt.
Week ending October 10Th 1916 2sg25 -
Corresponding period in ls45...-.-...-.-.. lg5s1 W
DO do 1874 .........-..-- ll,2o9 II
Al Philadelphia Money is in more than usual de-
,,ud among brokers This, with the ordinary street
nsnd nuts up tho door rate ofinterest may
,cs be quoted al from to ls per cent The Banks
discount NIL the good business paper that is offered
hem but as the fall trade is the demand for mer.
oahe purposes is Small
AT Pittsburg Money is easier than it has been for
some weeks Currency without material change.
The following items are from Thompson's Bank
Note Reporter:
We quote the notes of the Commercial Bank, King
aou, Canada higher than other Canada money. Not
outstanding wo still believe tho Bank will prove 20 be
FOOD
Some parties connected with the Canal Bank ofLock-
port are hard u, work trying to make such arrange
nen,s will secure the bill-hoders against loss. We
now buying the notes at go and the certificates oil
deposit at 40 cents on the dollar
The Champlain Bank has issued its circulating notes
We have the ones twos and ives, dated Nov.
1916 ltwas unfortunate that they should have been
dated after they were circulated this however III fact
does not make any difference in the notes
The value of exports from the District Of Boston
md Charestown to foreign ports during three weeks
ending Friday, Oct 25th 1876 were
Domestic Products Foreign Produces
ham vessels SOL FOL In Am. vessels. sl33 a65
hiorcgn do. 63992 In Foreign do 1899
Total. .s765,773 Total ....-......Sl57l9l
Total value of exports. ...............S9 32,9G7
Value Of Domestcs included in the above. 30e139
Specie exported i3329
specie imported -.---.-.-..---.-.--. l3162
Excess of Specie exports $s7567
The seventeen Banks OF New Hampshire on the
st Monday of September had bills in circulation to the
raount of 81 279 $50 with capital stock actually paid in
700; Specie in the vaults $l3o,6o9 is
The receipts on the South Carolina Railroad Tor
as first II days in October were s4o3l3 against So
2same time in ls45.
The receipts OF money for freight and passengers
during corresponding periods last Fall and this by
The little Miami Railroad were .,sx-
PRODUCER. Flour. Whisky
40, month Of september. bn's 35 500 bnls
Increase. 1914 bbls 793 bills
RxyENun Passengers Frcights. Both
as, September. .s3e66 II 5,3Ss 81 sll35i 81
MS do -. 4,a53 81 2,391 ia Co.'S So
Increase. 49,. .SI1l2 90 $3.50 20 s4695 GO
September IS, the Road was open 10 Nena-Sept
nen compares the receipts for freight aud passengers
hcfrst fall month after opening the Road through to
Springfield with the revenue from the same sources Tor
he last fall month II was open only to Aenia
REVENUE. Passengers. Freight Both
wa September $4,000 II S5,3ss y Sll24 81
lA6 Juiy........... 1924 70 1883 s. s6os "a
Increase g.. S54I ~ 2,40l So 2,7l6 20
The increased receipts from passengers, owing TO the
extension OF the Road, are small but MI that was anti
ated Tho receipts for freight. during the month OF
spiember this year, compared with the receipts dn
fas the same month last year show an increase OF one
sndred and twenty-hvcper cent