New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

Total for 1881 .Sbeto"
OF this Gold little out of the Banks Ii 10
thought the Bank statements on Monday will show an IN
croaso Of Specie
The Money market is without important relief but loans
are certainly obtained with greater facility than early in the
week derable portion Of tho present s'ringency
arises from the action Of timid parties who suer their
funds to n main idle from lack OF confidence In all sccur
ties prtiCrng wait for few days the turn OF eyents
We heard 10 ay Of instances to the amount OF half NIL
lin Of dollars ofhis character these capitalists overlooking
the fac, that the Banks in which they lock their money
are not any safer safe many OF the securities they
rcfuse to lend on Call Loans are cent and frat class
paper l2 y cent
We hear OF two or three stockholders unable 10 respond
to their contracts yesterday and day. and Of the suspsn
sion of one dry goods house Of some note.
The redcmpous of the Public Debt this week about
half million of dollars.
We annex a resolution of the Directors OF the Harlem
Railroad parsed upon the occasion of the resignation OF tho
Superintendent OF that road Mr. soat showing the high e.
tmailon in which that gentleman justly held by those In
whose service he has been FOR the last Eve years
OryIcE oy TuE NEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Co,
No. Q Nassau st., New York. Oct IL, 1888. }
DEAR SIR; Your letter Of resignation OF tue appoint
menf of Superintendent Of the Harlem Railroad was aa
before the Directors their last meeting on the 1th Inst
After full discussion and strong expression from the ON
Of the Company and Of the Directors present OF he
satisfactory execution Of the comp aud aaes
which had been imposed upon you, tho following resolution
Of acceptance was passed
RiS That Mr. sioa. resignation b. sccesd to
and the President BE- requested 20 eemmgneass 70
Nj Slot that u ,,Ps ~ .syss i % 10 a.
their eonfdsnse in bis integrity In bis capacity" sa9e"a'
In communicating this resolution by which the connec'
ton between the Company and yourse will be soon dis
solved we beg you that there was but one or
preston as TO the zeal good judgment sk aud integrity
with which you have discharged your duties
You win please receive from the undersigned their ON
- II In Ina
reciors expressed the resolution aud their best wishes
for your future prosperity. Yours respectfully,
SF FsEg sfaSfhls gi':f;s. 'H' ~ Xxx
leading operator in the steamboat line II Is understood
bought on Friday 1000 shares Erie in one lot at 10
The Potomac Copper Company received very favorable
letters on Saturday their mines in Tennessee Letters
were also received from their mines in North Carolina Of
ure1pecedy rich developments in gold We understand
tia, statement viii be presented in few days BY tins D
reotors of the Company
Mr. J IL Bu.ferworih, Treasurer Of the Ulster Mining
COMPANY has issued circular to the stockholders. By
Which appears that their affairs in most aoursng
condition He innaies a dividend in February next a.
the e1penses never exceeded three thousand dollars
month and with the exception Of mortgage OF twenty
FIVE hundred doars or which the holder will not reoeye
payu, MT the Company owe debts Of any sort There
is large specimen Of lead Gaena taken from tho
vein in the upper level Of the Ulster Nine now on erhbt
ton In the ward ION the Forte side Of the Crystal Pa
lace)
letter from the MANAGE Of he Pennsylvania and L.
bieh Zinc Works that he has 60 or 70 bbs White
Oxide on hand and that although he wa packing % bbh
per day the Oxide accommodating faster than DO could
pack it,
From tho North Carolina Copper Mine the report very
favorable The vein never boxing better. and about
$50 tuns copper are on the surface.
At Philadelphia there has been gradual stfenng Of the
Money m arket during the week and Of din
Guilty in negotiating in paper Fnteass paper at i2sit
and second elass at 1918 y Ct The Lsdger says
The shipments Of coal from the Lehgh region Tor the
week ending with Saturday the sth inst, were $3.50
tune and for the season 7s against nns
for the corresponding period Is,t year nov morally
year will consequence Of the Interruptions to the nsy
cation Of the Delaware Division Of the Pennsyivaaia ca
nal fall short Of that Of last year and very much short u
he demand for that description Of coal Hence II that
retail prices have advanced 10 Is IS 10 ~ tun. vhis
BY cargo Lehgh coal cannot be bad from first hsndz
st any price The trade told, continues 10 s1dor
from the bad management the Delaware Division The
Canal NOT being provided every well managed worx
should be- with the proper apparatus for raising bos inc
in TIN, instance eleven miles Iong-snd tbs level sgss
filed before navigation could be resumed process vhics
oceupiedt two days ard half hsls sample o. INC veL
unnecessarily bsrsssed and trade obstTuced The issss
rurtoss upon the State Genial have doubtless rsnl.
ZONE 30 cent the revenue which would ~ vorf
been derived during the present season; nom al
urder better system Of management sno y,a.; ,sd "a
in the absence Of the disasters which hsve "s"-"'
present administration Of the State worts
shipments by Delaware and Hsd.on cso a.. ,'I nm
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