New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17
Reading al g. an sdvaDee Of u cent central sob
:, sa, III. Weessrn Stocks are all strong. kchgs0

Ia Crosse al the Board but ~ buyer sixty, was DID,
and So a,ked. There was an Improvement m hnEood
Bonds. without much business, excepting 10 lhnol.
Central Of which 1000 soid, eIosipg q; sss.
State Stocks are duh and heavy.
In Exchange there yet but little dong for the Sat
urdaye steamer Rate. for Sterling are steady, VIII
Affair." amour, Of bills offering Frame are very heavy,
and in Eight demand.
Freight. 10 Liverpool are EASIER. l3,rO oush-
Grain were ken at Cd cod eco bbss. Flour a, -
400 bbls Roein al e.. 300 bsles Cotton at 5-Sd''
SEQ bo1es Cheese al rs cd a Ns. 100 casks R'ce ~
Us Cd To London 8 900 bush. Gram at lO!d a IId'
eco bbs Flour az %. Cd. q s.; Heavy Goods, '-'
32.6d 500 boIes Cheese at 32s. Cd. t-. To Gasso"
goo bales Cotton at sid. $1,000 bush. Gram 81
lCld.: coo btls Flour at y. To Havre, 1ccV oush-
Gram at 2Nc; Flour q: 15c.
tn. business Of the Sub Treasury wss Receipts,
sl2e 3t2 IS; Payments, ssO,Oc9 49, Balance, si10@i
ls2 10.
The Nev.York Gas Light Company has declared
,eut annual dividend Of & cent, payable on the ~
Of November.
The Assignee Of the American Life lnsur ince ana
Trust Company has decsreda dividend OF y = snare
TO the s.ockholders payable upon the production oi
The stock certificates and after the l1th OF No'e
Der next.
to-day, g., 967 coo.
There Is continued activity IL produce with ouoy-
an, market. The ssl.s Of Flour Wheat and Corn
have been v.ry large during the week, and the asSre-
gate advance in prices has been important. To-day
about 20 GOO bbls Flour sold at small advance 90
Yesterdays price. Wheat !. &c. better, with Gales OF
lC0 OC0 bushels, and Corn sold to the extent OF 9oVOO
bushels at full prices. The export demand Il active.
Pork is still improving and the sales ale large; 2ln
bbls. Mess at s2l 50 go, and Prime slS els ~.
Cotton duh and less buoyant. In Groceries there Il
not much doing excepting in Sugars, which are active
and firm.
The example act by the Commerce. Republic, Ne
trorotan and other of city banks IN the increase
OF their capitals is being extensively followed. The
American Exchange, understand, has decided To
increase from g. 600 to 100000, the Phdnix
from 81 200 600 81 500 900, and the Merchants has
also uIder consideration the question OF enlargng their
capital The vastly increased business OF this city,
which is the second mOnitory center of the world
demands increased banking facilities, and it IL much
more desirable that should take place IN this shape,
by enlareing we-establshed institutions, under t1'
perenced managers than in the formation of a swarm
Of new banks Of small capital and in inexperienced
hands Other banks Will, doubt, follow IN the
Borrowers found but little difficulty to-day in finding
what money they needed. The demand in Stock cir
Giles was active and but little help had from the
Banks, but private capital was freely supplied First-
closs paper under SIX months is in the street
and goes at e cent. Leading signatures at about
thirty DAYS are passed at e cent. The money
,ringency which has been predicted for the last SIX
weeks has certainly not yet arrived.
clio in ar- -
tie Saturday steamer
The Hon. VIM. p Burial OF Bridgeport was yes
terdav elected Vice esident Of the NewHaven and
Springfield Railroad Company.
The receipts Of the New-fork Centm hoao III
So,,o,rb,r are reported to reach $4,000
The receipts on the Pennsylvania Railroad tof sep
tember were:
For the month ending sevteD,ssr a4 $3.50, o.
Same month last yesT...'. ''''''''''' 'r1"-
From Jsna.ry l. iss, to october l. 1859. sss go 81
Seine period last
$3.50 1879 IS
Tn. first weeks receipts in October on the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Road are enormous, being
All eC5 equal to or over 900 for the month only
Gl miles of road. The receipts Of wheat by this Road
on the 10Th were - 26l bushels.
Earnings of the Catawissa, WilliamspOrt aud Erie
Railroad for the month Of September 1885, compared
with those OF September, 1855:
r and . 1sss: . 1Sse Inc .1 lssS ::
Pa...pser. sS72 8 i75S Is ISL 10
ro,...................s@8H4a s0Is0 60 sg,3i6 D
The receipts Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Road
for the first eight working days of October also very
larce-s3i 923 81, gain of 81 900 the same period
of last year.
The frat weeks receipts on the Chicago Gad Rock
Island Road were $50 500, increase Of =, 600 on
the same week of last year, and 5000 on the first
week OF September.
The transfer book, Of the Paterson and Ramapo Rail
road and Of the Paterson and Hudson River Railroad
Company have been placed at the Ohio Life and
Trust Company. The transfer books Of the Norwich
and Worcester Road will be placed there on the ls OF
November.
Mr. Arthur Leary has been appointed Receiver Of
the Globe Mutual Marine Insurance Company.
For,y nine bonds 81 OCO each, of the Albany and
Northern Railroad, belonging TO the City OF Albany,
were sold al auction Yesterday at sl3 20 to go 90 r
bond.
The entire line of the Wabash Valley Road will, we
understand, be completed by the 10Th November.
The business Of this line il rapidly increasing AMI the
freight offering i larger than the road transport
with It's present equlpage.
The deposits at the United States Branch Min; at
New.Orlean- for September as fonoN-
GOLD.
California Gold........................Se 5000 81
Gold fro other 7lJ Co- fS1tb -
DEPOSITS oF siLVER
SILVER parted from California Gold. so 81
Silver other 1919 D. lisl .
Total Gold and Silver Deposits sa9 s3
Gold and Silver
A comparison Of the footings OF the Weekly Bank
Statement Of the Boston Banks, with those OF the
statement for the previous week exhibits the follow
pg results;
Oct IS