New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

baik 0i Coiifi'i Total. :1Iid0go
Last Quarter. .s7759OyO
Dserssse .............. s6l5,c90
The amour, taken out OF the Banks has been much
larger than this, but there has been large amount
brought in from various parts OF the country.
This combination among the Banks to eford no
no facilities to capitalists take the loan TIC which
we alluded some days ago and which the Philadelphia
Ledge, looks upon as little short of simply
measure of sefdefeuce The Government IS in direct
hostility of our Banking Institutions and since the fail
ure to induce them take 25 Treasury Notes has
lack Of will to injure them 1t plain enough why the
ordinary for obtaining thi, loan cannot be made
available in this instance. The great takers of Govern
ment Debt both here and in Europe, and the large
houses engaged in money and stock transactions often
club together and after arranging to borrow Temporal
riy theroupon take the whole amount offered and then
retail out parties for investment in sums as wanted
This is out of the question in the present instance.
Banks cannot lend if they to loan their specie
and large portion their deposits The SubTreasury
receive tho specie at and the amount OF this
loan would absorb threeiourths OF all now held by the
Banks of this City. OF course such absorption would
once cause stringent curaiment by the Banks and
its consequent suffering and disasters The banks are
owned and managed by business men, and they Will not
thus inure themselves and friends. We thus have the
eminent can borrow money from their own people when
they manifesy will it to embarrass the daily busi
ness Of the country Were certain that only five or
ten millions would be wanted in all these circumstances
would not operate generally perhaps but the case
stands with prospect OF the termination oil war en-
penditures il is probable but small part OF this loan
will be taken unless indeed foreigners come IN Tor H.
which is certainly probable but we snail know as
TO this In few days 1t has been surmiscd by many
that the circumstance Of the Secretary OF the treasury
giving but ten days for proposals for the new hve mil,
lion loan that he had offers for 1t before he issued
his proposals. and that there parties ready to take
at par II better can be done. We know nothing oi
this, OF course, but We doubt the whole story
The following are the dividends OF the Philadel-
pha Banks, declared OF the profits OF the last six
months Southwark, 81 80 per share, or ) per ecu,
Kensneton, 81 50 do, or per cent Farmers aud Me
ehsnics 81 so do or per cent, Western, 81 so do or
4! per cent Commercial 81 70 do u per cent North
em Liberties 81 80 do, or per cent; Penn Township
81 81 do per cent Mechanics, s. do or per cent
Manufacturers AID Mechanics, 81 do, OF per cent :;
Philadelphia, 81 do oIpi per cent Commerce cen,
per share.
The Bank OF Germantown has declared divi.
dend OF y per cent for the last six months; the Harris
burg Bank per cent the Dauphin Deposit Bank per
cent the Columbia Bank aud Bridge Co. per cent
The Boston Courier Of Monday says there is u
good supply of money the Banks and in the street
Two Of the Directors acting the Agents otthe
Cleveland and rttsburg Railroad Company have opened
books for the purpose Of receiving subscriptions 10 the
capital stock of said Company nj Baltimore The Road
sniended open the way from Baltimore TO tho Great
Lakes in connection with the Conncllsville and Balh-
more and Ohio Railroad.
MIR. john Smith, for several years President Of
the Bank OF Missouri at st. Louis has been appointed
Sub'rreasurcr at that place. His bonds are put at
$4,000
The following is the exhibit, up TO the lst inst
ofrcceips the Office OF the Eastern terminus OF the
main line OF the Pcnnsy lvana Public Works
Amount pcr last report S2ls,2i9 a
DO month OF October, 1916. ......-.-... S6,ii2 -
Whole amount since Nov 30 ISIS. Sa5i ,t9a u
Receipts same TIME last year SO,iel 81
Excess over $34,2f0 -
For the ten months of this year NJ to the LIST OF Nov
the increase OF receipts the above named office over
the corresponding period of 1913 e S34a70 The
crease of the month Of October 81 October - is
about seeO0
The total amount Of Copper Ore raised IN the
Lake Superior District for the months ending
Angus, lst six millions OF pounds The Agent OF
he Gin Nine, in his monthly report says
During the pas, week we have dug more silver than
We have heretofore The few specimens YOU saw when
here viii no, compare with those taken last week
and We might BE- allowed Judge by the p-esen, ndi
cations We shG yer have the pleasure OF taking out
ca, arocA last Saturday weighing 1851 pounds think
twill yield say e. OF 20 per OF copper and rich in
silver.
The following are the imports Of principal articles
s'Bcaalo for the month Of October, 1916
Flour lse.76s bbls Pork lo4l do Lead, l0e675 lbs
Wheat 500 l96 bushels Corn. lil $50 do Hides 3l7S
No; Ashes l07l casks Hishwines Go do Pig Iron
10000 lbs; Whiskey, 1865 bbls Fish S74 do But,s!
ss9 so lbs Hams. l09.Sol do Lard $50 $50 do Tai
sowl7lso do WoolllS bales Hemp lSs do: Lea,he,
toos rolls Saves, 2lS.Soi Lumber fS2S:6 II Broom
Soin; LIZ bales Seed li7i bbls Crsnherries l.li
Lhe :0low'ng are the exports per Canal IRON
Buffalo for tie month OF October, 1876:
Flour lso20l ee!s; Pork 1897 do Beef 50 do Ashes
pssits 1850 gals Butter, 1esoel 10. Cheese 24Si
do; Lard. l,SsSsoa do; Wool. 2Se.s7a do seeds
iessH do; Slaves, a7soooo Lumber rs SIo I es5
lssse lbs Tolls, Siooi5S 80 No OF clesrsncs. osI
Markets. caretiiy reported for The 7'rissae
FRIDAY. Nov 6
ASHEs-There is less doing and the sales reach 100
hru VS. w ioasss are
SoITON-The delay in receiving the expected Euro.
m accounts operates unfayoraby on business, espc
f On Cotton and the sales are only 10 the extent OF
hundred bales