New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14
=7vrRclAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
r. s,,l, Of Stocks. Dc. SO. Foer& Page.


~. .,eady decline and fall Of stoCtts con
inc ~. tinc,noton. arc no, very great, but
'''-, .Sns. al,yavs the same WAY, which IN week
s'.,. material aggregate. In investment stocks he
are mail. Government stocks doing rather
CO. .r,,, they fav, been and leading house the
- oa.,s lO9y, seller months, freely for Govern
.iy..s which indicates considerable confidence in
..,r,ty Of these securities The late furry North
,r,..,e,n rru, was occesoued By The part OF
.,,,, members Of The Exterior Board who whispered
,,t in great confidence every body that they had
,,.,ti,c knowledge that Chancellor NcCoun had wit
Zen on, h opinion in tn. Trust matter, aud had de-
ol.hed the whole fabric Of giving all the a-sets
., the stockholders Upon inquiry Of the authority
veu for h story ouad 20 be entirely deficient
Ia on. rsteria! ingredient truth L simply tt.cS
Of Inc street 70 tho stock ny or per cent Il
now back again.
There is yet no activity III Foreign Bills bus the
rates conHuac firm e4et for sterling and $3.50 or
Francs. The supply appears to be lair.
In Freshts there IS considerable activity the
o.ility produce Offering Tor shipment being large
About 0G0 bushels Grain have been engaged for Ger
nan port- d; ia 20 cents per 5ushel higher n.es
now assed and to Hayrc Flour going NJ 20 cent
per barrel The to liverpool Is . cd sterling aud
10, Grain 81 is asked Cotton is nominally ,d05l
TO Havre Cotton is IA cents. 10 London Flour is
= cd Gram Sd
The movement Of produce forward 10 FOREIGN
ports is going very actively ana nearly every de-
scrpiion IS improving IL prices In This category
Flour Wheat, Corn Rye oats Pork Beef Lard A-he,
Picked Meat, Meal, Rye Flour Lead sc. The
ur0yeincn, in Flour from the lowest point is nearly -
cents Corn Is to u cents Wheat ) 10 10 cents.
By reference to our daily Market Reports twill
b. seen that the purchases OF Flour aud Grain have been
very large since the last gave fresh impetus
10 shipments and that that shippers have been able 10
pay much better prices. Within three days not less
than 10000 bushels Wheat Corn and Rye have been
taken fot export about half being Wheat This
state OF the market be highly gratifying 70 the
Western producers the aggregate OF such an advance as
has been experienced calculated the whole stock OF
the country and the coming crops making an i'm.
ncuso The Free Traders ascribe tins i'm.
proveInen, the changes the English Corn Laws and
md the reduction OF Tariff but any who has
noticed the ocvcns know that i: has been
almost solely the inferior crops OF last gear the
damage done by heavy the crops the present
season in Britain and the Continent joined with the
heavy deficiency of the Potato yield which has caused
this foreign drain OF staple products lfitbe Free
Trade which has done this why does not Affect Cot
IN The way This staple is heavy both abroad
nd at home in the face OF one short crop. and
strong fears almost amounting certainty Of another
However "e have desire 10 look very closely the
causes OF this improved condition OF the Produce Mar
bandman likely 10 meet with a jus, reward
The exports OF this port for the week ending
Sept 10th were Si4i59O OF which 1922 Ia was in
American bottoms The arrivals -. of which a
were American-,,nd cloarancc- -, of which Il were
American.
The Annual Report OF the Hartford aud New
Haven Railroad gives the following highly favorable
suit OF the year t. business
The receipts of the Road from Sept. l. 1915 to lsi6
have been follows
From Passengers >lj506l Oh
Freight ......-.......- 6I25O %
Mail undeNpresscs ...--...--....--.. 1890 90
Total .....-.-........... $22s,6lI "A
Expenses OF operating and maintaining the
Road, and iniercst on bonds and loans. l2h4eJ u
Ne, income for the year 49,. SiO5-l2s 50
Equal 10 u percent on the amount of stock issued
The receipts the previous year, from sept l-4i 10
Sept J. lsi5 Sl769si 40 The Extension RoRd
was opened for business on the nth OF December leii
The number of passengers transported between Hart
ford aud Springfield exclusive oil way and through
travel has been during the past year. 1915 Between
Springfield and New Haven, exclusive OF wHy and
through travel s96s. The number between Hartford
and Now Haven. exclusive oil way and through travel
ld0Ji. Whole number OF passengers sp0rtcd be
tween all the stations I'62ie. The Branch Road 70
connect the main line with Connecticut River com
ncnccd IN july and will be ready for operation ON the
opening OF navigation IA the Sprue. The directors
estimate the net income OF the Road the coming ycur.
from all sources, al $4,000.
a scni.au,luel dividend ot - per cent has been de
cared The stockholders passed resolution unaui-
mOusy authorizing the Directors to relay thc track be
tween Hartford aud Ncw-layon wit h r rail.
The following are the receipts OF the Michigan
Central Railroad for the nine months of Ibis year, con
uustcd with the corresponding period o'h-t year
ISL Dcc 62l - ISIS. Dcc----.--.$ l9,l27 %
1915 Jan...---.- GIG 80 lrl6, Jun. 1905 -
Feh..--.---- i,3tr ~ Feb .------ ii.23i 80
March .... G9t1 Fl March. 22.35i u
April .....- Loo 10 April. 1920 q
May .....--- -l5i'A % May--..--- 52"le -
June .-..-.-- lJ'isl III jun iuio- 81
July .-..--.li655 20. July 1900. l-3ii 10
August. -li0S - August 23i92 Al
To,al $IO965I o. Total ..... s2O29si II
CANAL AND BANNING CoNrANY
New. Orleans Aue.3lst lsi6
CASH LIABILITIES,
tTcuSuon, 5000 w
VIM SeSden rrcesuIcr OF the L. So 2s9,,45 Il
Due Distant Banks lor Collections ------- 6,'oc ~
Total $23ol955 -
ASSETS.
Paper payable within, 80 .--....... Los 227 81
Foreign and Domestic Bills OF Exchange. $500 81
Notes and Bills payable III over 10 days
STOCK Nc.--.-. -..-.-.--'-- 2'u,2 q "
Total ~ l52993 90
The amount received FOR tolls on the New York
state Canals during the hr,t week in September
Seliel 10
Same period in ISIS 75'io 50
The aggregate amount received tor tolls from the
commencement OF navigation TO the ith September IN
elusive is .... ...... 81, $50, 80 -
During the same period in lSi5..-..l. 45i. l52 3
Increase Sl35,l06 =
The New Orleans Commercial of the 18th says
The Money Market remains unchanged. There Is
very little paper Offering OF doors and the rates at
which negotiations occasionally effected DO not
afford any criterion OF the value .; capital The new
issue of Treasury Notes bearing lilo per cent interest
nave made ther appearance within the past few days,
and are selling al ;. as per cent discount They are
taken IN payment OF Custom House dues
Markets. Cerefaty reported 70, The Tr,5uns
sArrKpN Sept u.
ASHES-Pots have improved 10 - IS at which it Is
difficult 70 ind them Pearls arm Az 50 They are
no, plenty Stock in the Inspection Warehouse yrStcr.
day 925 bills Pots and 2Sa? do Pearls.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Genesee was hrnn at the close
a, 81 6ai and other Western good brands the
kedu n IN,