New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24
COMMERCIAL AND MoNEY MATTERS.
For Sale, Of SOCKS see Foar,k pagt.


The market for fancies was heavy to-day, and
with considerable gales Norwich and Harlem the
lower. Harlem wen, 10 50..
There is but little yet doing In Bla, and rates
very heavy The supply good Sterling is quoted
at y a73; Francs 5f:s2i $3.50 Guilders 5000! Rx
Dollars 7s07s! Marks Banco 35Q3J4
Several engagen ents have been made in Freights
at 3s Cd for Flour and lid for Grain Liverpool The
New World is full She took 1900 bushels Co.n lid
The Victoria taken NJ for Liverpool supposed
little Improvement lid.
The Banks have picked up New Orleans Ex-
change enough with what they bad to meet the Score
tary's requ!sition Of 100000 They paid IA; pre-
MUM considerable portion s to lay until after
quarter day Boston has been called upon for 100000
and Philadelphia for 100000 making aggregate Of
million.
The receipts of the Auburn and Rochester Rail
road for September show gain unprecedented any
Road in the country upon which additional facilities
have been placed The receipts for September equal
to Q per cent. the capital:
September, 1876. 300
loi'--- --.------- -e.,11o
Increase. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500
Equal 10 "a per cent
The earnings of the Eastern Division of the Erie
RAILROAD for the year ending Sept 30 l346 as fol
lows:
Passengers ............. O6,6C7 o.
Total sO;I9 IL
Earning. for year end'g Sept 30, 1915 .sl6l5i6 9a
Increase in 1916 $l7,s93 o5
or more than IL per cent
The earnings OF the Western and Macon Road
under the administration for the first month OF its
operation $500 This includes only three weeks
Of freighting business
The nronositinn relation IN tho Morris Conol
meets with favor. /, seems $4,000 are needed
to finish and furnish this work and this company of
capitalists offer 10 advance provided the stockholders
sell them 10000 shares 81 90 per share consider
able number of shares have been pledged under this
rangement, and about third of the bondhoidcrs. in
der to hep the matter through, offer to release 10 per
cent Of their claims The Company have means with
which to pay the next interest and foreclosure will
probably take the property from the stockholders
tirey unless something is done to prevent sale
A counterfeit. fire, letter d. the State Bank Of
Albany is in crculaton-a fuir imitation Draper. Top
pen & Co Gew.York and Philadelphia are the assumed
OF the engravers On the right side is the Massa
chusetts State Arms. 1t to be from altered
plate" NewYork is the nisspelng in its title, and
there are other evidences oil spuriousncss.
In relation to the Long Island Railroad PROPOSE
ton, which noticed few days since, the Boston
Courier says
We understand tina, the debt of the Long Island Rail
road has been reduced from 100000 $J2e COO and
the shares increased from 80 000 to 81 500 making the
tai of the property at this time lSOOO or $4,000
more than stated yesterday. 1hrecquarters OF the
bonds owned in this city and the holders satc that
they paid par for them without any discount beyond
commission Some OF the bondholders in favor OF
consolidation but think the terms should be made more
favorable to them Another suggestion has been made
that the half million bonds should be converted into pre-
fsrred shares entitled dividends equal six per
In this way the Company would be freed from debt and
all the earnings over 100000 would be for the ben
eft of the old shares II is be supposed that either
party wishes 10 take unfair advantage OF the other
but that equitable arrangement should be made for
their joint benefit Another plan is that the nominal
of the old shares should be reduced twenty-five dol
larshe amount of capital would then be $4,000 10
which add the bonds at ful par S52s000 and the total
amount would be 81 $4,000 for ninety three miles OF
Railroad requiring but S9S0 nett income TO pay six per
cent upon the whole The prosperity free OF debt could
then be represented by Sl3a30 shares at 500 The eN
pcnses have been reduced this year while the receipts
have increased, appears by he official statement OF
lst October.
The value of w estern Produce received IN New
Orleans during the year ending the ls inst is estimated
ut 81 1913 IGl-the value OF Cotton alone being little
less than thrtyfve millions Corn and halt mil
lions Tobacco, four and half millions Sugar and
a quarter millions; Lard, millions Pork and
Bacon near five millions.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
By ". H. Franklin s. Son
{ lots OF ground corner of 4thsvenue and isth-st
$40 each -si%fo
Markets. Carefully repOrtedfor The TRIBUNE,