New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
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Tie earrings OF the NJ 4Naukre and Missss.ppi
Rslr,-d r ID. month 81 Ocb.- .; ,. icj
fof FIc'Pcud1Hs north Of ast l-'-
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The bu,iu,ss in Breads,ufIs has been large. The
sales of Flour 1900 barrels Wheat 1000 bush
el- and Corn 5000 bushel-. n Cotton there = no
charge Will sale Of Loo bales Coffee j. It'll"
easier, with consequently more business. Sugar "nl
Molae,e- are finn but quiet.
We hear Of about 500 600 in COLL Going b. tie At
lantic tomorrow. which Is 100000 to sV'OD less
than Wa Anticipated 'ast week. Mess Is VI ship
500 600: V.n Hoffman. $1,000; Belmont 100000,
and Robbins go 600.
Tie bushes Of the Clearinghouse was go 800 o.
W. learn that the following first mortgage bonds o.
tie Buslo and New York City Railroad have not YET
lcen presented to tie receiver and proved. Nos i"
800 IeI, 1o2. 1913. 2l2. 30. 2j3 and 81. With the
exception Of the Gs paned these were part OF the
90 bonds issued to the Buffalo and Rochester Kali
Ioad in payment for portion of It, track ana "eie
divided among its stockholders II is believed that
these bonds are held by some parties who are un-
acquainted with the measure which have been taken
TO procure payment Of the bond and "a II = inc
opinion Of counsel that those only can participate IN
the dividends whose bonds proved by the 9th OF
DECEMBER next this notice is given for the beneht oi
the holders.
TIE Money market appears to be working easier
with the return Of confidence but the demand on can
is It'll ectve. with 10 superabuuda ace OF supply "a
per is in better demand but we notice no change IN
rates.
Tie market during the week has been characterized
10y extreme dulress, owing in measure TO the gen
era election a. We'll the strilgency in the money
market which to some extent las checked the specu'
l4tye movement consequent on the upward tendency
Of cotton goods The demand Therefore has been con-
fined to filling broken invoices and supplying small
orders to the local trade Brown Sheetings are steady
ut S}c., and extra makes such a. AmoskeaS, at &c.;
light goods are selling at = Sc. Beached goods are
firmly held but the demand is limited, aud prices are
without essential change. Brown Drills are IN small
stock and in moderate request both for home use
ind export prices are firm at SIC. Blcached and
Corset Are finn at 9a9lc., and Blues at lOlc Can
ton Fannels in ia supply the demand thus far
las been less than expected ard holders Consequently
have not advanced their rates to correspond with the
raw material; the best makes are selling at He.
Jeans in small supply, but the demand II equally
limited and prices have not varied. Ticks, especially
the medium and better qualities, sold close up at
II l3Ic for the former and 7lc. for the latter
Stripes are not abundant but the inquiry is confined to
small purchases, and prices remain without variable
alteration. DENNIS and Osnaburgs are in limited re-
quest but the demand is fully equal 10 the production,
and prices are well established. Cotton Duck
IL selling slowly, but there is alteration
to notice in prices. Printing Cloths are in small
stock and very firmly held; quote Goa CT picks
at = Sc. and other makes in the same proportion
Prints are now in reduced stock, and but little dark
Wmk is coming forward there is stil fair inquiry,
and old styles being closed out at the full opening
prices of the season. Briggs Prints meet with
ready sale at SIC Allen Sons have their production
sold cloee up and are now employed on Spring work.
For Nous. Delanes the is nearly over
and the producers are engaged on light work but
casionally new style comes forward to supply the
wants of the late local trade. Cloths Cassimeres and
Doeskins are in moderate request and desirable makes
command full previous prices. Satinets are in small
suppy, and prices firm. Tweeds and Jeans are
dull, but the stock is not excessive Shsws sell
ing steadily at full opening rates. The medium and
better grades of Blankets continue in good request aud
realize full prices.
In the foreign Dry Goods market nothing of i'm
porance has TRANSFERRED either at pnbc private sale
nol is there any movement expected beyond the filling
up of small orders till the beginning of the early Spring
trade There are little cumbersome stocks left
over and staple fabrics held firmly in view of the
ad ance in the price of all raw materials
Al the annual meeting Of the Hartford, Providence
and Fishkill Railroad Company, the following were
elected Directors for the year ensuing Byron Sprague,
William W. IIoppin, James G.. Anthony, aud Henry
Lippitt, Of Providence Stephen Harms, jr, Of War
wick Charles ii. Warren of Boston; Joseph Trum-
bull, William H. Inlay, Alfred Smith and Calvin Day,
of Hartford and John 7. Elton of Waterbury. Byron
SprGgue was elected President and Edward NJ. Brdg-
man. Secretary and Treasurer The gross earnings for
the year ending Oct $40 1913, and the e1pend.
iture Sl7S l60-making the net eaungs Of the road
SlC9 49,. The receipts from all sources $737.
773 and the payments the same, including S2,5l7 in
the treasury.
The mails by the Canada have been received and
as we anticipated, the increase Of bullion in the Bank
Of England Is telegaphed from Halifax was al er
ror The actual result is loss of f379 Sj instead Of
a gain Of q GIL 900. This matter WAS the almost
universal topic of conversation in the street and num-
beress Geographic dispatches passed between this
city and Boston without fully settling the question
pon reference to the annexed statement Of the Bank
it will be seen that the occurred in Wilmer g.
SmihS Times. Ii Is truly astonishing that any per-
ton considered capable of taking charge of the com.
nerca department Of journal Of any character could
have made an of this magnitude without per.
ccivng the absurdty Of his results and discovering his
mistake.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the 18th Of October gives the following results
" hen compared with the previous week:
Public drposits....sie4o5o Decrease IS sOsll
OtEsr deposits....... lo.tSlklJ Increase. 6]2Ss
Rest................. 3l7sOl9 Increase. iO5ii
On the other side of the account: