New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks. sec Fourth Page

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Stocks were rather heavy to-day, and the trans
.ctons were limited II impossible, in the pre-
sent state OF the Stock Market, to sustain riso moro
than day or An advance of tol per cent brings
on, large quantities of Stocks and the supply is too large
for tho bulls to take 1t is nearly difficult 10 make
brokers' commission on stocks it was to realize
jpcf cent. two years ago
In Exchanges there is not much doing. and the
rates are heavy. The supply of bills is good.
Freights are steady aud active. Flour 2s Cd.
Grain 3D. TO Liverpool Cotton ID with but little OF
rug is stated that one of The packets has taken
Flour at &c. sterling.
Wallss had something to talk about to.dsy-a
dofalcaton The Police reports of the morning papers
contain notice OF the of Mr. Underhil formerly
well known as partner in the house of John T. Smith
SEQ. money brokers. which made such disastrous
failure some two or three years since He charged by
MI G. Winter, broker of Columbus, Ga who has
Office in Wallst with having cmbezzled $4,000 lie
in the employ of Nh Winter and had charge Of his cash
book When j. r. Smith & Co. failed they owed $4,000
borrowed money to the brokers IN Wal'st $1,000 OF
which was TO Mr. Winter Very little OF this $4,000
was paid but we believe Mr.. Winter recovered por
ton Of his amount and took Mr. undcrhill into his en-
poy.
The increase OF the Norwich and Worcester
diuon of the business of the road The earnings in the
frs, 10 DAYS of August were .......... Sl7,72l 90
Game time wear before ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851 80
Increase in 1sis. s2,I7O 81
This increase is entirely irrcepcctive OF the earning
Of the boats which also doing profitable business
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Tor August
Same month inst .20,055
49,. =, &c Il o1.l
The Directors say the Road was never in more pros
porous condition.
The following is comparative statement OF the
business on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, dur
lag week in Sept. 1874. 1915 and 1876;
Week ending Sept 20 End Sept 30 End. Sept, 10.
From Goods -. 900 90 l,los 90 2l53 50
Coal .l4Oo2 9S 2s,233 81 $500 33
Total. .sl6.503 g. 1855 80 44,750 O5
amour, OF Coal transported in the week ending Sept
30 1874 1856 1920 tons. do. Sept lsi5 24Ooi 1920
tons; do Sept. 1876 26,67e 1890 tons.
Tbs comparative small increase the business OF this
Road was occasioned by falling of in the supplies at
The interior terminus.
The Albany Argus says the receipts OF Flour.
Wheat Barley and Corn tide water during the third
week Of Sept in the years ls45 and 1916 have been
fellows: Flour Wheat.
1886 20 l57 bbls l59i25 bush
Is45 7TQ6O 64s7l
Increase OSLO Increase. .lo2295
Barley. Corn
1886 $40 bush 2i022 bush
1913 S24 $50
Decrease 7,0ss Increase. .2O.2l2
The aggregate receipts OF the Same articles at tide
water from the commencement of navigation in ls46
ndncludng the third week in September. have been
fellows: Flour. Wheat
lsie......-...-..l 7SS, +Ss bbls. LII $50 bush
ls45 pol 564 S9073i
Increase. -. l76,s94 Increase 81, orr
Barley. Corn.
1876 .216450' bush. l,oS93l2 bush
lsl5 l5 oa5S 1880
Increase. S92 Increase .l,o609i2
OF this quantity shout 10000 bushels Were received
Prior 10 the new crop coming into market
The Increase in Flour and Wheat is equal to 6il,ll2
seh Of Flour.
The increase in Corn I, will BE- is enormous. 1t
was mainly from beyond Buffalo, our receipts OF West
en- Corn having come by that route instead OF via New
ofieans rs in former years
The National Bank has declared dividend OF ;!
pG cent for the last six months.