New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 27-P. N.

firm under orders from fnuadelpnls, anu closed CT
about 74I Erie sold to considerable extent closing
at al, the price OF yesterday. Central was in de-
nsnd, and closed at 81 j. b. IS, an Improvement OF
cent 1t is supposed that some of the friends o.
the road residing q ong the line have been buying
considerable amounts lately on time The receipts OF
September il is rumored will exceed s625,O0o. We
hear rumor also that the Company have had an offer
of about SO from foreign for al their ursold
bonds, but cannot vouch for the fact. Harlem i'm
proved per cent. Nicaragua and Cumberland were
firm. Pennsylvania Coal wa sustained at l03 and
Delaware advanced to ll9. The Western Railroads
ore generally firm but not active. Michigan Central
s9I 49,. Cleveland and Toledo 69l The receipts
of the former for the third week in September were
$40 900 larger than for the same week last year The
sales of Railroad Bonds confined to Illinois Gen.
trail at 74i075 New-York Central s6s, Saratoga and
Sacketts Harbor 90. The bids for Erie Bonds were
higher than yesterday, but brought out no bonds.
The condition of the New-Haven question undoubt-
edly operates unfavorably upon the business of the
Board. The peculiar stand taken by the managers
of that road in regard to the overssued stock alarms
timid operators aud prevents their dealing in stocks.
Exchanges are steady, but not active. Sterling
90lO y cent. Francs 5.l2l a5lli.
In Freiehts we do not hear of much activity, but
quotations are rather frmer. To Liverpool some
Wheat was engaged at 4d. being the first shipment
of Wheat for months; also 500 bales Cotton ID.
Dead Weight 7I6elOj 1000 bbs. Guano Cd. To
London. 100 TINS Oil Cake 1915. To Havre, Cotton
is lc. Tie Slipping Last gives for three days
To LiyerpooI-65 900 bush. Corn at 2Id. 93d. in
bulk and ships bogs 500 bales Cotton, H.! 80 tuns Whale
OIL 1915 50 bales Ras ISL so chests res O and some Shoe
Peg Us = Dbl To Loldoo5 tans On CAKE, Il 9%lIo.
Tobacco 1916 To Gsseow2o bbl' Gusno 2o and 81 bales
Gotten eS To Good. TS s' o b,. cSon
2 hid, Tobacco $50 bbls Whale on and 81 bales Hops
on private terms 10 Anwerp-O bbs Spirits Tupentins
Se 70 Csiforns-The msrke continues excessively dull and
the berth hng mp a NC
Ssvsb to port IL England Rice at 81 ship Emgss. Of
sea Lordon Bombay thence China and back 70
John n B. London Deals - 26 BARK from City Point
MArsolles Tobacco, iol y hid NoTw bsrx and twe
Now. bss hence 70 CsdL ishi snd hesyy Pipe Slaves s5
and s9 avee Marsonles sht Pipe slaves and Resin
4oc an Italian brig hence to h.er Plate ms rns imSe,
Martinique zoe 66l brig IRON i9asus to New 5alt
1S I.l.nd Lumber SIS; brs from Jseksonvie to Essex
Corn Lumber sl2 schrs from Frann, Lou, to New
York sugar Mo 81 under and on deck two sssrs
from Port Even " Y. Boston, (beow bridges Coal,
IS; aud brig from Rio Jsnero TO Europe Coffee on ger
bark Ameda, years old built At Dresden,
Me- 500 tuns sold by H A. Curtis to Il. Richards for
$1,000. -
Ships... Sehooners.
Total.
The amount received at the Sub. Treasury
sl24, 245; paid, 9O,O42; balance, e6,l45,2l2. The
large disbursement yesterday was 100000 to the
Assay Office, which has now 50 200, 600 in coin. We
understand that work in this office will probably be
commenced by the time Of the arrival Of the next
California steamer The machinery is nearly or
quite ready and the delay is only in regard to some
detail Of the management, which has not yet been
settled by the Treasury The steamer from Boston
10 day took :645, 800 in specie, of which, as far as
we can ascertain goo, 900 to s35O,OOO went from
here. of which abou. $50 900 was in silver. OF the
gold by the two California steamers quite large
proportion-certainly more than one-half-was in
coin which went into bank and will materially assist
the bank averages Of the week. The amount of gold
by the two steamers is in round numbers s2,2ooooO,
ON freight, which is rather above the late semi
monthly average. This will undoubtedly supply the
shipping wants for the Saturday and wednesday
steamers. Another arrival will then be due
before another steamer departs. The Exchanges az
the Clearing House were SIC GIL 4O3 The grestfour
days auction sale Of goods imported by Messrs' BEN
kard & Hutton was commenced to-day. large
amount of Merinos, Muslin Delsines, Silks &C. were
sold. The company large and the bidding spr-
tied; tie prices obtained although showing consla-
cradle loss on the cost of Importation were retner
better than those ranging during the early part Of the
season. There il much more confidence felt IN the
market for desirable Dry Goods being sustained al
about present prices than there was IN August, and
also in the ability OF our merchants to 90 through
with the payments Of October. The impression pre-
walls now. that fearing strngency of money in 0c
tober the obbers especially have been strengthening
,bemselves in advance The banks find their ofar-
ipos upe1pectedly falling of instead Of increasing
which would give some color to that impression One
bank to-day discounted everything offered. The
Money Market generally is without change, but if
ANYTHING, Is working easier. On call the supply 10
desirable borrowers is in excess OF their wants at al
y cent. First class paper we quote lo0l2 p cent,
but very good names are negotiated high at l5ais
y cent The committee Of the Board of Brokers,
appointed to take into consideration the New-Hayen
matter, consists of Messrs Marvin, Benedict, Neil
son, Campbell and Christmas.
Tie Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad was CON-
peted to Chillcothe on the 23d instant and Tues
day next the passenger trains viii to Blsnchester'
on the Marlborough road, making continuous ran
way connection between Cincinnati and Chdheo'ne.
East Of the latter city the grading is complete ''i
miles, and there Is a large force at WORK no" 'n',
point to Athens. Rails VIII be laid mnedis'e!, anu
the road completed to the coal fields IN 'acAS'a
Comfy this sutumn. and TO Athens IN the course Of
the winter.
The County Of Mason, in the State Of Kentucky