New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sales Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page

COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sales Of Stocks &c. see Fourth Page
MONDAY. P. NJ.
II, Secretary Walker has appeared in Wall ST.
"A vihou, making direct application has been feeling
:. nu.es Of the Banks. He wants few millions by
ahv a, lower rate Of interest than Banks will
-, He Ia offered il at per cent. Treasury Notes
;, - receivable at the Custom House. His movements
made the stock Market heavy and funcies rat
,ibwer.
yo. much doing in Exchanges and rates are
,.sout change Sterling si99. Francs 5390527;
r,eights are very firm, and the quantity of pro
,,s Offering considerable For Flour to Liverpool
a. mid is asked and 9l0l0d for Grain Engagements
nav, been nisde for Flour % % to Liverpool aud 81
NOr London
The aggregate receipts of the Norwich and Wor
esr Railroad Co. for September, including the
,,.of the boats are something $4,000 The Off
t,lreport has not yet been received
The following are the earnings Of the Mohawk
I'd Hudson Railroad for the week ending Oct lst:
Passengers. -----.----- SiOOc 10
Freight. -----.------------. Io4 VI
fetal --....-.--.-.-..-----. 4.l62 II
Daring the suIne period in 1915. 1892 IS
Increase upward of 80 per cent being. 5000 81
The following the earnings of the road during the
sue week for the last three years l53 s471 76; le4i
sxDls; 1915, 1892 G5. Tho earnings of the road
-n the first day of January to the first day of October,
5hs present year. exceed those Of the corresponding
od of the past year by the of ten thousand and
snsyGve dollars and sixty-siN cents
The following is a comparative statement OF tie
aness on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad du.
asweek in Sept 1914, lsi5 and ls4G:
1874 1915 lsa6.
Week ending Sept % End Sept ~ End Sept 26
Tryel 81 ,s4i d. 1915 IL 2,sl6 81
IN on goods. 9l ~ 1850 90 2652 90
1T on Coal l42l7 81 26,623 70 1880 o.
$i6,974 80 S2a6l9 % S5O4l9 -
Amount of Goa! transported in the week ending Sep
TIMBER o. 1874 1920 1890 tons do September lsi5'
9p 100 tons do September, 1916, 81 223 1920 tons.
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding on the
lp,t was 81 240333 OF these there otnew notes
udr the act of July sl953950 showing increase OF
Ssne50 since last month There are also large issues
cfwu Warrants the extent of which no man knoweth
eItrp. the Department
The amount of public funds in the repositories
subject to draft was by received up to 2ls Sep
prber s4sl5297 The transfers ordered We're $500.
a. Of which si4l 500 was to Canal Bank. New Orleans.
From the Ncw-Iork Banks 1854 600 had been ordered,
sni 10 the NcwYork Banks Sl4S.22l The amount ON
lpoi IN the City Banks subject to draft was, Bank OF
Commerce. 1893 $40 America sll7,165, State $4,000
Mechanics 1928 COG American Exchange $24l G2, Mer
tus 975 North River slll LAC, total 1921 COZ
Tie Merchants Bank Boston which has usually held
=Eun is reduced to Sls06o7, subject to draft Corco
ru& Riggs brokers nj Washington are still pets Of the
Government to the amount OF S440s73 The Canal Bank,
NzOreans has been overdrawn to the amount of
Mias
The Farmers Bank OF NewJersey Mt. Holly,
sIae,on Coz has declared dividend offs per cent Tor
aep, six months. One hundred shares OF its stock
E,r publicly sold on Saturday last by order OF admin
srs at S2ei to 500 per share. Thcpar value is So
he State Bank at Camden has declared dividend Of 81
81 cent for the last six months
The ship Admittance cleared at New Orleans
Eh cargo OF 900 bales cotton direct tor Honolulu
,ndwch islands This is the opening OF anew trade
abnpposed that this carsos destined 10 be landed in
California
The Albany Argus says the receipts oil Flour,
Wheat Barley and Corn AT tide during the fourth
Es Of Sept in the years lsi5 and 1916 have been AS
SLOWS: Flour Wheat Barley. Corn.
N...... 6!0 bbls l560So bu. l,392 b 6o.j+2 bu
49,. 81. 2s9 1917 " ss.5il aoo
he... 1891 Inc. 1o.23 DcclI,lis Inc ba,i16
Tie aggregate receipts of tho articles at tide
ute; from the commencement OF navigation in s+6, to
ctnCudng the fourth week in September, have been
ahnows: Flour Wheat. Barley. Corn.
sls540ss bbs. 1867 el6b u ~ sle' bu ll55 DOL ou
Sl3t3s53 AT, 53l 2il099 q" s,N6
he 5l0o35 Inc sol ass Inc 100 143 Inc ll267ls
' his quantity about l60,ccO bushels were received
'Gio the new crop coming into market
he Increase in Flour and Wheat is equs! 10 6SS,5ls
&sot Flour.
Al Baltimore money may now be obtained on
s@Scuritcs with less difficulty, and al lower rates
n sr some months past Loans, for short periods on
god stocks can be negotiated at D per cent and GOOD
SArpsper at ala per cent per month Al PntshnrS
latin Exchange has declined to per cent prem ana
aaeasy The market is easier and money is pienties'
@Hrcalty now exists III getting good paper done on
aesSet and We understand the Banks are discountnG
%s'ay Al Cincinnati there is no niatcr& improve
7sa' n the Money Market There appears 10 be some
'auore confidence aloat, bu, money is still hard to
Nooaned unless ON the very best short business pa;
4 ''....M NewOrleans the Money Market continues
| essy there is scarcely any paper offering IN the
| swA On good securities money can be obtained oat
" aoors al Bank interest U. 5 Treasury Notes In &C
"eieSsesi at a. per cent discount Texas Securities
,lae dull and holders cvince disposition TO realize
%sSpo0 Red Backs at l2lc Interest Notes IL! q lie
' fsr Cent Bonds 10 l7c Ten Per Cent do Is a19c'
as dollar. Some inquiry for Foreign Exchange
NJ SAG per cent premium. Francs 5i3oG'aiSs!.
Sa.sN Ne~,YorS a, to days 1t Ii per cent discount
New.York Cattle Market. Der 5
BY our own Reporter.
~ sHkcs-lS00 Beef Cattle, (about 100 from the
% Cows and Calves, and 800 Sheep and Lambs
essae--The transactions mainly y, from 81
~ 's-an advance of about - cts per cwt. on last
~ yS1-Sas 10, OF 40 head were taken for Bermuda
asaf Ca!res-The market is but poorly supplied.
esckwsrdness of buyers will hardly justify
''ssd osering. Prices range from SIS $a5 to $50
*sss'ssasso quality. All sold.