New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01
NRwy YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l. 1856.

4o6O bush Grain at lod; 300 bbl.. Flour ct q. I'd
To Havre, 1900 bnsh. Wheat at 1884,; 500 bbls.
Flour at 7oc.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
s-3,ts7 s. Payments, sl3O AZ Of, inciuling 5000
Cafori. drafts and checks; Balance sl30ll, '9s %.
W. are indebted to NJ. Russell for the annexed
statement Of the operations q the Sub-TreGsuTy for
the month Of September:
RECEIPTS IsD pIssvKsEnEsrs. -,s4,
Sept lsSiBy balance ............... ts'S4'''
Receipts durinr the Month:
On account of Patent Fee.. ....... 6,s+5
On account Of Pos.-Offce Dep'n';. S58 10
o. account Of Transer,.......... Js0o9 ~ n,.,3s 8,
On account Of M.soeAneoa'...... Los" 81 '-Il,1-o ~
- sss'f'' .,
T., P,y H.,n: s,usx2s
P6, Zoe !ils p 482sl 70
s,,, % ,ss-B,l,,ce. ss4ssa4 2
B, B.l.nor CO D..S9i:al
BY Receipts ''''-' lie month"; ----- s;s:ss9
To l's-o-,
B.l,o,e. sL7g2ao ,
BY B.l.ne. c. rr,ere., a.eoun,.......... siae3e3
10 PayIEtu' .'..'''....'''''
p..n,. .................. slos5J ~
b. Receipt. for Customs in Sept. 1856 ssgj Is
By Receipts for Customs u SEPT oI5.. o''''-'' u
J,c,e,.s in Son, 1856 ............... s24sl II
By BsI,ss ,v OF saon ana k1ptae A' s1452573 30
By Con- rsceiyd during the Mouth <2!2 - o. .o,,
By tine Bars reed during the Month l6l50 % l+stf'' "
...........................s 2sl7,o78 Il
To Payments In Cou............. Sfs - 5000. q.
To Payments il fine B-Is........ le!t'i - l'S"@' =
Bsl,pce. sI3l2ili s.
By Coin IN hand in Assistant Trea'. ,,o.,ooo,
By Coin IN D hsnd in Assay occ osos5 laas7 81
Bv 6ue Bar in ASSAY oHce....... 4295O2l u
BY NJ parted Bulhon........... 9os 90 - i~N''Y %
Grand Totsl........................sl3 6lies8 %
The annexed is statement of business at the United
States Assay-Ohce a, New-York for the month ending
Sept. 80, 1856:
Deposits Of God........................ $500 sLo'oV" "
Eoieifn 0oins...'..''''..'.'.''...''.' 49,
United STATE. Bullion Including { Aiior-
uia Br. Mint Bars -@j,c Oj........l5l5Cn
Deposits Of slver...................... $500 2''D "
toielen ttirs'.'.....'..'.'''.'..''''.' lofSSoo
r tGiSs" s eSaI Bullion lcciicj in ci lS
United States LAX. SuPerior........... 4"
Total Deposits. PAYABLE in Bars.....sl5s5OoO
To's Deposits Isysb!ein Coins. l6cN- lsoiSS ~
T1sHnnitted to 5 Mint Pba, Tor Consee.... i74i8 "a
The coupons on the Mortgage Bonds Of the Morris
Canal Company, due the lst of October, will be
paid at the office Of +. w Clark and Co. on that day
The coupons on the Marion Company & cents
and the Shelby Company T. cents, due st October,
issued to the Belleonane and Indiana Railroad Com
pany will be paid By Messrs. Winsow, Lanier & Co.
The steamship Philadelphia, arrived to-day from |
New. Orleans brings s2i 900 in specie.
The amount Of gold going by the Asia tomorrow is |
somewhat uncertain as some parcels have been eoun-
demanded, and more may be. The amount will not
probably vary much from million Of dollars. The
principal shippers are Belmont Brown, Pckersgl,
Duncan Sherman & Co.. Buln & Sander, &c.
The bids for the s. 100 600 of Ohio State Skies VIII
be opened tomorrow at the Office of the Ohio Life
and Trust Company.
The Chemical Bank has declared dividend Of y
cent, payable on the 9th of October.
That part of the Cincinnati Peru and Chicago Rail-
road which lies between Laporte and Plymouth
twenty nine miles has been completed and in opera
ton for the past two months. The receipts already
give evidence Of satisfactory results At Laporte this
Road connects with the Michigan Southern and North
em Indiana Road.
Only about twenty-five miles of track of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Road remains to be
laid 10 complete the connection by rails with the first
na,ced Road at Plmouth, Some 200 hands Gre now
employed il laying the twenty -ve miles Of track with
rails ard crosses, which will be completed By the
goth of October. When this is DONE and
direct communication by rail with Chicago will be !
opened from Philadelphia by way of Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Lapore. satisfactory running arrange
men has already been made with the Michigan South
eIn and Northern Indiana Road.
The demand for money on call has been active to-
iay and there was considerable shifting OF loans
Some of the banks have been forced by loss Of specie
10 call in stock loans but wants of borrowers have been
supplied from other quarters. The market is somewhat
irregular some parties finding money easy, while
others had difficulty III finding lenders. The calling IN
of loans has thrown better supply of paper on the
street and rates Of discount little higher. The
quantity offering is still not large. First-class sigma
lures are passed at Sd9 y cent.
The business at the Clearing House was $50 5Oi 900.
The storm of to-day has checked transactions in
produce. In prices there is no important change to
notice and the sales moderate In Groceries there
is less doing, especially in Sugars. Coffee is quiet
Mr. Scott Circular gives the annexed statistics:
s,oct ofRo Coffee on the Sd Sept. ls56....ss51s
Received since to date per W. II. Stewart. 2J5
Received since to date, per Weather Gauge GIG
Reserved since to date, per Garcia S75s-l0Ss
TotA........................... eAo
Sale, for the week estimated at...........'' 7Sio
STOCK Of Rio Coffee on III. SOth s. pit. 1885 81 65
Stock Of Jaws Coffee nsts................ 500
stsek Jaws Coffee, Government bags SOW 10y
Stoek Of native Csylon Coffee. 80
Stock Of Marsnaibo Coffee. iee
Stock of Lssusyrs Coffee. ......,............ Lux
stock of St Dounfo Coffee ...........'...''''''
Stock of all other descriptions 49,"
Total 1896
b.. been fir demand since my last re.
rt Tor Rio Coaee Sales ot thu week 7s40 oAs Including
h. Eliza. c.so S7sS bags Old at suction III the I'D in Al