New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

20 sac. 4 Oh--.nA Msss.irPi RR. Eastern d'nl w
,bsr II. Muller will hold his regular scmi-wcekly
.s,c ef Stocks and Bonds 81 at ls o'clock, az
the Merchants Exchange.
Tho Com Exchange Insurance Company has de-
clar a semi annual dividend Of cent payable
on the 1th inst
Tho Jefferson Insurance Company 81 30 q share,
p.vshlc on demand. This Company, Is statea' mas
since isC, made up the deficiency in their cap'a,
sac COO, and declared 1891 y cent in dividends ana
have now on hand e3Oi 900, having earned IN little
over eight years 2lsl = cent, or over % 9 cent
annum.
The ST Marks Insurance Company diViie'u oi
5 q cent, payable on the 18th inst
The business OF the Clearing House was sI'" I'V'o.
There is larger activity in money, the wants OF
the commercial public having increased. Inc oHer-
tvs a, Rank however are not yet larger The prin-
cipsl movement is on caloans, some OF the Backs
deen;pe i, necessary to still further contract. the
sunptv of money is however ample at thu increased
rate of interest, and y cent. Discount houses are
taking good paper at the same rates.
Cotton is without much change, but Bresdstuffs are
dep,ecaiiDg rapidly under the increased supplies, and
rrces are row at point which enables foreign agents
10 gil many OF the orders which they have received
but could not before execute. Flour has fallen within
few ea,s col 10 75c. y bbl.; Whsa', 2to 2oc.
busbel and Com about &c. p bushe. Provisions are
well sustained and in good demand.
In regard to Land Warrants ThOmpsOns Reporter
says:
1.-THE demand for SOS and l6Os is fully equal to the
s,roply 100 acre Warrants are in better supply and
the demand not as good. We are therefore buying
and selling at tie following prices; s.r,,.
&c &c md & acre. acre. i q acre
A. - 1roC
Company had told 200 tuns of their coal at sli y
tun, delivered from the lighter. They have to-day
sold the cargo to arrive by the Harriet Stephenson
from New Orleans at the price. Both these pur-
chases ore for the purpose of oil-making. The oil
produced from this coal is the best for llbricatiag
purposes ever discovered and is used exclusively on
the English and French railways when it can be OBJ
tanned. An oLmill is now being put up on the Com
pany's property at ClOverport, by Company which
has contract for coal with the Breckenridge, and the
movement has produced considerable sensation in that
quarter. The machnist of tae Cannelton Cotton Fac
tory has made an experiment with barrel of oil
made from the caol of the Bog Head Scotland mine,
and he pronounces it the best oil he used as the
machinery upon which it is used never heats.
The East River Bank has charged to profit and
loss Sill 2Os "a of bad debts sl for other losses,
against which it has s23 POS 81 Of earnings, showing
an actual loss of SOS, 900.
A new Bank wi capital Of 900 900, all of which
has been taken is about to be put III operation at
Waverly, Pa John c. Adams, Esq, of Towanda,
Pa has been selected President of the Institution
and is to become a citizen of Waverly; and G. III.
Faircbild Esq is to be the Cashier.
The Farm eIs' Bank at Wexford, r. l., has just
been organized and commenced business. AT a meet
ing of the Directors Euclid Chadsey elected Presi
dent, and G. w. Brown, Cashier.
The Allentown Bank, Allentown. Pa, has recently
commenced business in that place.
Tie amount of money in the United States Treasury
subject to draft, Sept l, el9,9l6,Gl9, of which
81, 436, 1913 we're in that Of New-York.
The comparative Imports q: this port for August
were:
Entered consumption. S6 788 ~ l$Ha992 SIS 39 358
Entered for waIehOusns. 2,26,zg9 l 4D,76I 10y 20
Free goods. hbi,io S1tOlt l~yl
snecie and lultn.. 5u7l5 1852 1858
Total entered s2oleT4| SS0843S $40 500 59s
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