The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-29

The bank specie stands sl4 900 900 below where
stood on the list of January II must be remembered,
however, that throughout the year 1865 the sagnaon of
business, the reduction of imports and consequently the
comparative cessation Of gold exports an unusual
accumulation Of bullion in the banks which held considr-
raby more specie than they required. At the present
time will be that they hold very nearly 81 in gold
for every SO of their abiles proportion which they
cannot hope to retain when business again becomes gene
rally active.
The following was the sub Treasury business to-day
Receipts. $209095 90
FOR customs. dUzWn W
Paymcns ........................ Zzo,!4 ~
balance ool4,Vao 90
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
$50 020, 537 49, and the balances 81 2S $40 49,
The Granada, arrived to-day from Havana and New
Orleans, had 1857 900 in Mexican silver board.
The heavy Of grain into Chicago shows that
the effects of the late storm have disappeared Yester
day bushels Delivered the heaviest arrival
Of the season.
The New York, Providence and Boston Railroad Com
pany held it's annual meeting in Providence yesterday
and elected the following named gentlemen directors for
the ensuing year;-Mathew Morgan, Thomas Tleston,
Samuel D. Babcock, Hamilton Blydenburg, William F.
Cary, Samuel Sloan and William H. Macy, of New York;
James /. Day, of Stonington and N F. Dixon, Of West
erly.
BY the Crcassan at st. Johns we have Geographic intel
gence from England to the 18th inst Consos quoted
that day London at 957S 95& The circular Of Barring
Bros Co. notices increased demand for money while
some of the other authorities that is easier Anne
rican State stocks active request and prices firm
The Bank of England had gained f4S5O00 in its specie
during the week. The decline in inferior qualities Of
ton amounted to oneeghh Of penny per pound and the
market closed dull. Flour firm at previous rates.
sions were steady.
The Chicago Tribune Of the oath says
Shipments of wheat for few days past have averaged
some l20 600 bushels per day. 1t well for the West,
could prices be maintained, that they twice that
amount.
Exchange is not quite 80 stiff to day. but II s still firm
s two cent Currency in full supply Gold two per
confined to strictly business paper Little or nothing doing
outside the banks.
| We read in the Detroit Tribune Of Sept. Do
There are more goods going West than at any period
Company alone have brous to this port eleven hundTed
tons since Saturday night. The railroads are reapnp
golden benefits by the improvement in the transportation
business.
| The Cincinnati Commercial Of Sept. 26 says
| The money market has been during the week gradu
ally working into comfortable condition, resulting
in better supply OF currency and less for dis
counts than was displayed in the early part of the week.
The condition Of general mercantile business not such
as TO create large use for capital but the
market must greatly improve still to be in fair position
for the prosecution of winters business and
oore remarked the fact that but few purchases of New
Orleans bills have been made, will throw the heavy nan
ca operations Of the very closely together and
least keep in very active play every possible facility for
supplying the demand for money At the advanced rates
there seems be less difficulty in meeting the demand
for exchange today though there thought to be no
plus The active movement in the provision market
has furnished better supply of bills on the Eastern cities
than has been realized from such source for long time
The following the receivers report of the Cincinnati
WILMINGTON and Zanesville Pairoad.-