New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

Deposits of co y"
Foreign Coins. '..'''''''''+iIyW
FoIegn B9lipn. .;i,. '''''' 49,. aosSS8
United s si1xsr Including 5000 90
Foreign Coins .'...'''''''''' '''' ''''''pii1'y0O
United State. bullion, contained in GOld.... 200
United States Bullion, old Coins....' .''.'. ,'V VO9
Lake Superior. '.''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 49,
Total Deposits, payable in Bars. $1,000,
Total Deposits, payable in Coins. '9oo1 .oo ooo ~
onp.,,,a ,..,.,.., I5i906 q
TDI S. Bai To g. s. Mint Pia for Coinage ve 50
The shipment of specie tomorrow will be about
$500 900 against 200 900 last Saturday. The money
ma,k,t was quite active early in the day, but was
easier toward the close of business. The rates are
quite irregular, but among the stock houses cent
is quite freely paid, although transactions still take
place at 6 y cent and, on Government and State
Stocks occasionally still lower. Paper is not very
plenty but rates are hardening The best names can
not be passed with freedom at 81 cent, although
few favore Names at short maturity, still go at thas
rate. Tie current late for good signatures .: 496
months, is 2 cent and longer maturity at SGlo y
cent Nessrs Clark, Dodge & Co pay The interest on
the bends of johnson County, Iowa. The interest
coupons due Sept. !, upon the Florida, and Florida
Atlantic Gulf Central Road, Z = cent bonds, will be
paid at the office of II. Megs jr and Smith, No. 80
William street.
ne gotiaton has recently been concluded here for
large line of tie bonds Of the Missouri and Mississippi
Railroad Company, which will enable that Company
to finish the contsH plated extension Of its road. AT
the Board to-day 6S was bid for the bonds In regard
to this read The Darenport Gazette says:
"The work on the line Of the road between the
finished part beyond Iowa City and MareDgo is going
ahead with remarkable rspidity large force is EN-,
ployed under energetic contractors and the Dad will
undoubtedly be finished to MatengO early IN the Fall
From Iowa City TO Davenport it is now doing large
business. We have already noticed as evidences OF
this immense trains Of cars arriving here by the Mis-
souri, and Mississippi Railroad. AS The Press says,
there is literally strife for along the route"
The advices by the Africa are very favorable for
Cotton, which active, with advance of 3D. per b.
Bresdstufs were frmer. Private letters are very
gloomy with regard to the harvest aud bring large
ders for breadstuas. In American stocks the market
was fairly active and in scme cases. higher prices
were established
In relation to American Stocks, Messrs. Barring
Brothers & Co. remark
American stocks whou. much variation in value and with
stock ana Colonial securities. have shown declining tendency
for the last few days"
Il. +. Safer waite says
"Wehev hvye active market since last in American
Securities the de and having become general in Illinois
Shares further sdysnce off cen, hasbeen established United
Sts,ts r. cent Bonds rather offered New York
and Shares are good demand The Shares.
EFT plce, oNideud the mouths
money, and 81 for account 9Th September"
meeting of the bondholders of the Sandusky Day
ton snd Cincinnati Railroad-late Mad River and Lake
Erie-was held at Boston yesterday morning. The
Object of the meeting was the acceptance rejection
Of the report Of the Bondholders Committee docu-
ent which has been printed, and published in Of
the newspapers. The repart recommends plan of
capitaza ion CT this ind several other interests Two
classes Of preferred stock proposed the first
bracing ~, 000 eco secoud mortgage bonds due 1866
at so Z cent, $500 000 SiJ0000 guaranteed Spring
fed and Columbus Railroad bonds at 10 y cent
500 000 and there will be reserved from IT, TO fund Vt
par the $3.50 900 # Sandusky City ind Indiana Rail
road bonds $3.50 000 Total 81 ,210,0 600 The second
would embrace the 81 900 600 Of third mortgage bonds
(due in 1870 at 40 q cent, amounting TO 800 900;
while the third Class common stock includes 1900 000
Sardusky City and ILdisua Railroad stock $3.50 900
= cent bonds and untettlsd claims, % 6y7 $50 Mad
River and Lake Erie Railroad stock-in all So 6i 900
put in AZ 10 T. cent, amounting TO 1854 109. The
port of the COMMITTEE wac, il ia understood adopt d.
Messrs. d. Bell, Son, & Co. thus notice the mar
ket:
During the week the market OL american State stocks
he's continued 10 show great rmres The demand for all de
scIpons continues while the supply very limited prices
IN New being generally higher hsp IN L0Rs0a The chief
Of the Illinois Central New ok and Erie Railroads, which
have further advanced in pnce."
The London Times of the 18th thus notices and
quotes the market:
In tie Colonial market there ha, been r.e in Canadian
railways Grand Trunk leaving of a. 30dsO and Great Wet
est ct In American 'e'prities the,e vas slightly in
Canadian per cents iOl!GiOlf'
leading circular says:
i s Of 0S S crop and the Threatening
public lund will probably affect the money market
Until something more positive can be Judged Of our harvest bust
Ness viii be pursued with great caution We have bad lew
OF lair weather but they have been succeeded by heavy
rains and Close atmosphere the blooming season Of the
scod il had not been for every uDgenls weather Much
d the crop odso bii,t wind and Dry weather are required
but thus far OILY the early kinds have been attacked"
The Times of the 18th SAYS:
Al the this morning the English funds
hited little recovery from the fall Of yesterday but there
better b- ore The close OF the market hi. chsnge
chiefly attributable 10 tho absence Of n tendency 10
In the foreign exchanges rather stronger quotations from Paris
and the gold having been taken to the Bank
iaynT touched S5 they closed at S2ld with sood sppesr
For the secount the sI bargains Of 81 s3 The
specially the political sdses today express sppshen
don Of aggression BY Austria with the Wow Of hAyt NapC
,ut fS the geYaenee q an Tye sea5d tor money bSh IN
n a25OiQz reduced and new Three Y cents a3,d India
took az, iadia Five cents 1881 rupee paper 96sa2
IN India Bonds 8ld4 discount The demand fl money
ausd Exchooucr bills to be sold decline Of the last price
icing Id4 premium The last price from Paris this evening
yas $50, lte. showing recovery of y cent.
in the Austrian rates unfsyosble to the Of
lat empire The Hamburg quoston hs; eighty advanced
he Asncou has arrived from Melbourne with 20 COS Of
old yeith about fio end o the Bysmen and NsO from
Es.s by Ire steamer Prr on the 2ot will be wa s Of
ich 93451 IA silver aud a ~ Is gold. OF this total
q ia Is for fudia AS2O5 for China and the Straits aud
s occadon drsches 48i3 in silver to Hong Kong iap
sip that the total subscription. for The new saIdniAn q cent
usd ouIv inf tks