New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09

showing fol.ng OF this year, thus far, IN 'sn-
,.,,son with last vear amounting to $HO,6 esd IN
comparison with the receipts OF 1873, decrease u
$50 29l.
The MONEY market shows increased acAVty, a1u
the supply IL gradually essen1Eg The western Oi"n
balances are being lar gely drawn down. "h'ch ny
tbe banks poo which have these account. INV
capital Just now is abuHdi ant than oaA cap '''
Paper is more plenty n the street ID come
being thrown out 1t bank but sun ,Ae supp! ~.
very large. The discount rates are 9@lo ceat ior
Co.: Ioss 18th 90. ,o,py names below 10 = cent M
Itss the paper ia very shor. Rates are aDoT u
.,, b;ober than they were three four weeks ago.
Tho Pacific Steamship Company have been very
orons during the past season The Dividend WIZ
J.. declared about the mi IDLE OF the month. Inc
.arn;ncs we understand have been about SSlO,O0O,
which will afford dividend OF ~ 3 cent and leave
.urpus What the amount of the dividend will be 49,
however not yet known There is some prospect that
the spare boats Of this Company Will be put on the
Tehuantepec route when that Road Is completed
which will be about lst January next. There will be
saving of about 800 miles by this route. large
number of men are at work on the lsthmus and
s thought the route may possibly be in operation by
the Let December.
The business of the Clearing House was S93 666 0OO
In Breadstuffs there il fair activity, without i'm
portant change The markets firm, and Corn has
improved lc. & bush. Pork is quiet. lu Groceries
there lie fair business. Sugars are &c. down from
the highest point. Coffee is unchanged. MOasses
continues firm. The sales Of Cotton are 1000 bales
and the market is firm
The application against the Nicaragua Transit Com
pany, asking for the appointment OF receiver, mas
been denied. The Court says:
The plaintiff is the owner of only 300 shares, while
The af - S57 shares demonstrate against his ap
phcatOn for the appointment OF receiver. The opin
ion concludes would dstrus, and derange its prescd
&" management neutralze all the efforts made for
the restoration of its charter, defeat the plans which
the present direction, and the great body Of the
stockholders have in contemplation, aud If the Rivas
decree should be revoked and the Company re-
instated in its former rights, an inseparabe Obsta'
a. ole would stand in the way of rcestabshing il in its
" former state Thus by granting the application,
may cause irreparabe and extensive injury,
while by refusing it the injury will be comparative
" " trivial"
The following gentlemen have been elected Direc
tors of the Grocers Bank for the ensuing year: Chas
Denson, President Charles Denison, jr., Il. &.
Clarke, Jos. w. Meeks, j. +. Brush, j. l.. Wood
ward +. w. Howell, b II. Van Ank'cr $. S. Wy
koff, p. l.. Boger, w. f. Treadwell, Charles st.
John. j. NJ. Motley. Samuel Is. White has been
elected in place of II. ID. Williams resigned.
The Baltimore american SAYS:
1--WE hear il stated that the official report Of the
business of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the
month Of September. to be made to the Board of D-
reetoTs at their meeting to morrow, Will show an IN
crease of about $50 900 compared with September
OF 1859 when the revenue for the main stem and
Washlngto branch was 1913 l73 d.
At Boston there is increased activity in Money
transactions caused by tine shifting temporary loans
but there is variation in the rates of discount first
class names being quoted at g. - and second grades
I0dI2 b. cent y annum.
The Rochester papers notice purchase in one lot of
m 1 1. -.
city from Stewart, Cameron & Dean, of Livingston
County The price paid was 45c. y ID.
The annexed is the comparative statement, for two
l.. & L. ". a :. Ln..I.