New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

COMPANY, in be Chy II Yors al o,ber s'oelho'der. at
fb, SewYors s.sis City Of Albany Dated Canal
The Jinicuty b, ,w en- he Engineers Of the Enc
Road and tn Management is IN fair coane Of arrange
melt. Conui;:ec ~ enPnees hal an interview
today with the Poard, and the most amicablc feelings
were expr sscd on both sides.
The C,edt Association Of Dcssau, Germany, has
became q special partner in the house Of Gepcke q
Co., this city and has furnished special capital Of
500 coo Prus-iun thalers, about $50 900. Gepcke a
Go. among the most wealthy and respectable Of
orr foreign houses and have done much TO disseminate
knowledge Of American securities among the CAPT
talsts Of Germany
The deposits at the Philadelphia VI int in September
were 1920 so. The coinage 1892. The
smcuDt Of coin on hand both ut, was s!,Oj8,tj1 OF
which Al ,i72 40 was 10 silver.
The business Of The Clearing House was :25932,ooJ
The shipment Of gold by the steamer to-day was
<9jGe00, which s somewhat below the amount anhc-
pated. A million and quarter was freely predicted
on MONDAY.
There "a a far busness doing to-day 10 Breadstutis'
Provisions, Groceries, Cotton &c. without important
change in prces.
TIE following statement shows the receipts ana ex-
penditures Of the United States for the fiscal year end
,ng June 80 1856:
Recep:. }sis ~ IS R
The on account OF public debt were:
Payn.n, Of Texan credtor..........f 6SO o 9lS ~
Ms,e.n b Indemnity '..:......... 5SSaS 81
1o,l ...................4l 5776 800 %
The revenues were derived from the following
''''C eesom......................sssSo22s So g
Lrnd ,,,:c. ' s77Sa %
From the statement Of current receipts during the
quarter near its close Will De perceived that me
rvcnue of this present year likely to exceed that OF
the last by a large amount. If we have q busy and
prosperous condition of commercial Affairs during the
balance of the period the receipts for 1871 VIII prob
ably exceed S1S 900 900. The public debt is now re-
duced 10 about $50 900 0O0 on which the interest
81 800 0O0 the reduction in this item alone constituting
important saving IN the annual accounts. lhe
Mexican war debt, at its highest point, involved an
annual charge Of 81 600, OONfor interest.
The steamer Edinburgh, which arrived at New.Or-
leans on the 10th of September from st. Louis, had
On board 500 600 in gold, transferred from the Sub
Treasury in the latter city to the United States Branch
Mint in the former.
We notice no marked change in Money negotiations.
II ANYTHING, the wants of borrowers supplied with
rather more ease than on Monday The banks are
vtIll contracting somewhat, but not sufficiently to
produce any distress. The demand is more active IN
Stock circles than among the merchants, who get
nee accommodations at their banks. The receipts of
these institutions in October are very large, which
will enable them TO discount freely. In some in
stances nearly one-haf the discount line falls due in
October.
Ia relation TO Cotton, the Circular of Mr.. w. p
Wright says
RECEIPTS EXPORTS. ETcThe receipts SHOW decrease as
Son1sed with dates OF bWO bales II s
probebe the receipts during October and November COM
care the h. last ~ they were
t by excessive and the present currency IN the
south temptation for planters TO send their cotton 70
market at the district tributary to NewOrlcans
Mobile will prevent large receipts for while
AT Mon tsonery freely At Macon aud Augusta
Ga the cotton somewhat slowly planters being for
Me os mart Indifferent accepting prices high ~
they are exports Great Britain small and for tins
W.. only from NewY York and likely 70 continue light for
week. In Charleston aud Savannah nothing hSs yet
been done Britain. In Mobile one and IN NewOr
ans four only OF the berth for Liverpool and these
snd difficulty IN loading a.,
CRoP-A slight passed the cotton region on the
nights sd and oath September which has however done
no injury the plant. The complaints otherwise continue
and the BY favorable The tendency
estimates and general feeling begins to prevail
that full estimate shall wait the advent OF
haIns frost before SontuTng an estimate ~ my own
The following is statement OF the movement IN Cotton
The September last, compared with the previous
tbIec year;