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

PEG. Ofakc. r4o| ~ 1881 ~
4is5652 u s@,7s5 90 1854 50 saHs72 p
Length of line 90 miles.
third insallment of % T. cent the stock of the
Artisans Bank of this city payable on the 2.d inst.
The amount of gold which went on for the Boston
steamer of tomorrow s3Gs, GEO, of which sU2,ooo
was shipped by Mr. Belmont.
Flour is rather lower to-day and Wheat and Corn IN
fair demand at previous prices In Grocenes there IS
no change Of importance. The Tea sale was well
attended to-day. The good descriptions brought full
prces but Others were heavy. Cotton is in fair de-
mand and finn.
The Circular Of Mr.. W. p. Wright says:
euccsties Of our have compelled them
10 IuIeLs,e cotton in this market rather freely and being
brought petition with buyers on speculation ana -.
accounts Of storm and injury the crop in the Upland sec
cn the small receipt Of new cotton ana confident
bd holder. the diminishing stock TO obtain an adj
vance &c. n, to which my quotations are made 10 con
include about 1000 bales in The export during the
SANE time been, Liverpool 1906 Hamburg Ss3; Total
The number Of vessels loading for Great Britain in
Southern ports eight against twelve last year For France
CRoTIhe reports from the South not favorable as
the upnds ho crop will be deficient compared with las
season Tie plant .ms and the drouh has les.ened the
h ne .cen south and west Of the River the
formation Of conflicting characters and though II entirely
compelled ADMIT that there exists both here and al the SOUTH
spoion esnste the crop At from 80 900 to Soo be-
low lbat Of the season just closed
The following notice to the Stockholders of the Com
mercial Bank of Natchez, Mississippi:
Under n recent decision of the Supreme Court OF
the United States in the case of John Bacon ct al,
Compliments and Appellants, against William Robert
son et AL Alexander Ferguson OF Natchez Mississippi
was appointed the Receiver, and the Stockholders are
requested to execute power of attorney to George 5.
Yercer and Josiah Winchester, CounseOrs at Law, in
lieu Of the one already executed to Alexander fergu.
SON. The power of attorney il lodged for signature at
the cf;ce of Jaudon Brothers, No. "a Wall street,
New-loik lSignedl ALEXANDER FERGUsoS.
Receiver Of the Commercial Bank of Nstchez"
The Philadelphia Ledger says, with equal force and
justice:
1--WE notice paragraph going the rounds of the
papers to the effect that eminent lawyer has given
his opinion of the validity and proprety of the course
The Commercial Bank Of Perth Anboy has pursued in
resumng his regular business We have but little
to say of the validity of this COURSE but we have
very decided opinion in regard to its prOpnety The
last regular business of this concern was an opera
ton by which large numbers of poor laborers, me
chancs and shopkeepels derauded OF portion of
their hard earnings. We have warned the community
against any resumption of this business, and if our
brethren of the press will aid us in publishing the
facts think that the concern will not grow rich at
the public expense"
The Hackensack Railroad, for which charter was
granted by the Legislature of NewJersey last year. is
that $40 Coo of the stock has been subscribed and
enough more can be borrowed in the county to finish
the ground. The road would be operated by the
Erie Company, thus saving the cost Of machinery.
There is little activity in call loans; but the
Money market may be quoted easy at y cent. Paper
is 10 cent the bulk Of the transactions being at
9 y cent for frst-cass signatures.
The English National debt was increased during the
year ending 3lst March, 1885, nearly $llS00O, 900.
The total amount of the debt at that date $3.50,
$4,000. The interest paid for the year WAS $lOl,-
336 $685. being an increase the interest Of the
previous year Of =, $780, 00.
The Boston Post says:
"Since our last the Boston Money market has not
materially changed either for better II is a
trife easier if anything with unchanged rates and
less pressing demand. Nothing is done in the street
below 81 y cent, except in rare instances and
cent may be quoted the current rate for very prime
notes when not sustained by one of the very few in
dorsements that universally esteemed the best
"A No. l. among the A No. houses. In the
Banks there is good supply of credit with less acv
and the short Of the market is that il he's been shade
better for the lender for few days past and that
money can be obtained with olerable ease by ANYBODY
with fair names or securities There is some coseness
and hardness about it, but little tghtness rs yet
Business is improving among grocers, druggists and
foreign merchants, well as in the dry goods trade
The annex ed is the condition of the Banks of Mas.
sachusetts Sept. 1885, compiled from the returns Of
the Secretary Of State