New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-12
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
For sale. Of Socks. see Fourth Pese.

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SATURDAY P NJ.
The = sncies were little lover to day. although
It'll difficult tell why The change wes no; material
and the operations were light. At the Second Board
prices we're in some instances tride better
Nothing doing in Bills and quotations are heavy
The supply the make, is ample. Sterling se34,
Francs 5f30d5E27I.
The story that Mr. W. lkcr has succeeded in
making six per loan Of the Banks for four millions
has not particle Of truth in it 1t ia understood he
leaves for Princeton for Washington thu after
noon There appears TO be no disposition &c make any
proposition to the Secretary the part OF the Banks
which will be ess favorable for their stockholders than
the amount Of money loaned to the merchants.
Another story SC, aoat that the Banks had offered
make loan upon 81 per Treasury Notes but we
could find good authority for it.
There i, good deal OF excitement in the Freight
Market and much higher than they have been
for time past, and SILL tending upward. Ship
reaping iu! harvest but the rates which
tic market has been forced will probably soon bring to
this port large Of tonnage seeking employment
and rates may fall off little Several ships taken
up for ouports at sums and the ship Niagara
chartered for Liverpool at i0 I'D for Grain and S. for
Flour. The asking rates are IS Sd and Id.
ring September 1905 packages Fog the last four
months 20693 against 24,3J9 same time las, year The
exports Foreign ports show falling of of 2Ol3 and
to Domestic ports 645 OF the exports September
2l96 bales went to Valparaiso, Cape Town $50 Ncw.Or
leans 424. Philadelphia 96i, NcwYork 6sl Richmond
$50, &c. The ice shipments for four months
l4237 tons, showing an increase OF 4,253 tons
Mr.. Stephen G. Davis has been appointed Cashier
Of the shawmut Bank Boston. vice Mr. Thomas Drown
The following the denominations of the Urea
sury Notes already issued l527 notes of $500 6223 of
$780, 1868 of $50 total sl953950.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has
declared dividend Of three per the Washington
Branch Railroad for the half year ending the first inst
The following is comparative statement of the
business the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad du
ring week in Oct 154i, 1ei5 and l546
Week ending oct 5 End Oct 4 End Oct 3
Travel. S2,2f9 o. 2,25l 81 1888 -
FIT on goods Sll o. lO43 IS 25is 80
Fri. on coal .l45n 80 a9,836 s. 47,lii Il
Total $i7572 81 S33,I3l % s53053 -
Amount of coal transported in the week ending Dc
tobcr J. 1914, 1908 1890 tons do Oct 4, 1915 2406g
$50 tons; do Oct 3, 1876 80. ol3 l.2O tons.
The Tolls on the Wabash and Erie Canal 50 far
this year show considerable increase the
pondng months in ls45. Al Lafayette during March
April May June and July, ls45 the aggregate tolls
amounted TO sl4599 CD During the months in s46
they are S252il 60 being increase last year of
nearly 100 per cent The tolls this year the finished
portion of the Canal it is said will abou,
100000.
The Oakland County Bank has suspended
At Baltimore the Money Market is rather in
quiescent neutrality-suspicious. be effected in solid
stocks at per cent and the OF good paper
OF Bank has been very sensbly diminished Rates the
stree, for good fair paper may be quoted Mt all per
month Coupons retailing at 1915, demand limited
Upward of three hundred fishing vessels left Glou-
ccstcr Mass on the 9th inst, in pursuit OF Mackerel
The total receipts the Little Miami Railroad
Tor the month OF September Sl,35i 81, viz $3.50
81 for freight aud So 966 II Tor passengers
Mr.. Brooks. superintendent OF the Auburn and
Rochester Railroad has been appointed superintendent
OF the Central Railroad, Michigan.
The Philadelphia Ledger states that several al
tered passed at different stores in that city
Wednesday evening They tens, purportine TO be
of the Bank OF Montgomery county" altered from the
Bank OF Wilmington Md
On the Susquehanna and Tide-W alter Canal the
receipts up the 4h inst only fall short $3.50 com
pared with the in laiS although the opening
of the Canal this year delayed two months by the
extraordinary Spring ireshe,
The Clinton and Port Hudson Railroad Louisiana.
has been sold for $4,000, c credit OF u months.
The Michigan City Branch OF the Bank of lndi
ana has changed hands The purchasers interest of
the controlling portion OF the stock understood 10 be
f. d. Taylor OF Springfield, Thomas Dyer aud julius
Wadswor;h of Chicago The capital s,ocko the Branch
is Sl20000-its issues being restricted 10 $4,000. The
State owns stuck to the amount OF $1,000 and appoints
three directors private stockholders the balance and
appoint i've directors which is the controlling influence
Col +. D. Taylor is to be President.
Markets =. Carefully reported for The Tribune
SATURDAY, Oct. 10
ASHES-Thcrc is no change in the market and the
demand is fair.