New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For sales Of Stocks &c. see Fourth Page

Either the result OF the Election or some other
has put spirit into the and the fance=
have improved. At the Second Board, however the
market was weaker. There lie movement in Long
Island which has carried il up
In Bills there is no activity but the rates are
steady
The rain having ceased, the forwarding Of pro-
duce has recommended and shipments of Flour are
making at IS Cd Liverpool and Grain at l2dl2id
Cotton is nominally .d3l6d bark taken up for
Glasgow.
The receipts Of the Mohawk Railroad still con-
tinue the increase. For the week ending Oct 3lst
the earnings were
Passengers. $3.50 ~
Freight. .........-.... 226 II
Total. ............- 1926 q
Same week lat yeer.-.-.. 1921 %
increase IN leid-..--- $40 %
The above the largest receipts in that week since
1910
On our fourth PAGE will be found staternen, of
the Imports into this port Of leading articles from lst
January 10 Bis: October for 5i4 i5 and 40 Compared
with 1915, most Of the articles show falling OFF in guam
ty. Coffee, Rasins Rice, Salt Box Sugars, Tobacco
and Wines, however, show Increase great falling
of is noticed in Hemp Figs Hides Iron, Lead Olive Oil
saltpetre and HID Sugars.
The Philadelphia Ledger says 10 ole seems to
doubt the prompt payment Of the next February inter
est and it generally believed that the great crisis in
credit Of the Commonwealth has passed and that it
will continue for the future 10 improve.
The arrivals at Boston during October were 9O5,
(257 foreign) of which 233 larger than schooner
The clearances were 533 (235 foreign) Of which 2O5
were larger than schooners OF the arrivals lib were
British.
Mr. Chester Adams has been elected President
of the Union Bank Boston vice san Fales, resigned.
Lemuel CULVER mot the great traveller has been eject
ed Cashier.
Notice is given in the Baltimore papers to the
foreign and domestic holders of the Currency Debt of
the State OF Maryland that the interest due on 4 Of
April lsi3 still unpaid will be paid at the Chesapeake
Bank
The first payment has been made to the State Of
Michigan by the Southern Railroad Company which Sc
the purchase of that Road It's sale was contn
gent upon that the Central Road
The Sub.Treasurer at Raleigh keeps his deposits
III box which has been placed in the Cape Fear Bank
for saic.kcepng
Ellie Clagett has been elected President OF the
Commercial and Farmers Bank of Baltimore vice Jacob
Albert, resigned.
The earnings Of the Concord Railroad have in
creased about Is per cent within the last SIX nenhs
Its capital has been increased 25 per cent
The Concord and Montreal or Meredith Bridge
Railroad progressing, with prospect OF being cheap
ly con structed.
The Rhode Island Legislature, at its session just
closed granted leave the Stonington Railroad Com
pany to bring their Road into the city of Providence
By this means the passage Of the river at that place by
the ferry will be avoided
The tolls received at Buffalo during October
were. slun,tJo
Same month in lsi5. e3,49l
Increase. s2s,9o'
The Buffalo Commercial, in regard to Produce
movement has the following remarks
We have entered upon the last month OF navigation;
end no change Gave increase OF Brcadsuts and
snguary strange falling off OF packed Beef Tor foreign
eXporD may be traced in the movement oil produce
&c during the past month compared with lsi3 ms
year the excess of Flour landed in Oct is 10000 bhls
and the aggregate of Wheat brought IN is 93oOOO bush
els ms compared 429 coo bushels last season. The re-
cepts this port during the seven months Just closed
were 1895 800 bbls Flour, average of l56479 bbls
monthly, The gross amount of Wheat is 3522,99U bus
els monthly import of 503s4 bushels and we have
up date received from the West, lO756iO bushels
Corn making aggregate since navigation opened oi
l0075l0 bushels of Grain in those three articles alone
In regard 10 packed Beet. will merely say that in
October last year something 5000 bols came Tor
ward for export while few hundred packages only
have been received this Fall The manufacture OF 100
900 bbls Flour the Rock this season from Wheat OBJ
tanned here (say 100000 bushels together with few
cargoes exported Canada will aid in dsposng OF an
apparent overstock nj this port.