New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
The NeS.Orleans Picaynne of the Cd says:
The following IS the comparative statement OF the
banks of New. Orleans for the past two weeks:

payments Of the 9Th caused good checking and
ofcOuIe made WORK for bank clerks mps
The demand for also above the average Of other days
D and al IL sIs
very comfortable condition for parties who had acceptable
econs to-day did not absorb enough Eastern exchange
relieve the market in every quarter to establish firm
for While mos. Of heavy
found their
and ior selected currency c was accepted The market
Speaking of Illinois Central shares, The London
Daily Netos of Aug. %, says:
"The demand for Illinois Central Railway shares
was sgain extremely active to-day and the price has
risen to Is TO IL dis This Companys Cancelled bonds
scrp,' which was dealt In as low as during the re-
s5 The Optional Rights, which represent the right
of the holder to subscribe for shares at par until the
Goth February next, are quoted q as. As the price
of the shares at New-York ia Is discount il fol-
lows that further rise of $7 50a$1S must take place
before purchaser of these Rights realize any
profit. An indication is thus afforded Of the confidence
with which the prospects of the undertaking are re-
gsrded in some quarters. The following interesting
letter from the Chairman of the Executive Committee
of the Company has been received by the London
agents.
OFFICE OF THB ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
o-... r., NET YORK !. August = is6o.
Ss t. the D8 snD to wsf %o p, !. S I
sources supply for the south during the coming Winter III
Indiana Ohio undoubtedly active demand
South States than adequate for the home de-
New Orleans This domestic demand for grain united to the
probabilities large sales for export to England seems to prom
larger Supplies Of wheat just harvested well for the
crop which this year forward state and promises
larger yield TO the and on greater Breadth than any
n is now three wears since Illinois has been thus favored The
great State which in ten years has swollen
the population from $50 600 to 800 o persons took place In
u.cn of Illinois directly employed In the cultivation OF the
the estimates Of the products Of this harvest do not
sSsm the harvest Of 1860 Of gain viii S sent
out q Ss alone h Asi pos declined ma
uder light harvest, to 6 $50 1876 bushels To the rs OF August
al S6csro or wheat alone there win probably be delivered
1905 bushels daily Chicago for the next ninety days and
oats pre- vious to the 8st Of December or the old crop
there tobsby yet TO be delivered from o 600
bushels nd OF the growing not less than 1000 to
100000 shes will without doubt be delivered November
These large supplies Of grain will the figures Of exports
from Chicago during 1860 beyond 30 O0 50 p cent beyond
E Of Su o4g of had
fed should know thee general elements OF property which
ready adding Of he line and which must add
euy to the held by thu Company The AXIOM tost
land o h. to but
pecstons has been retarded by the singular Tor he
Isl acres Of Government land in tb luos has
been disposed Of there now no public lands et unsod and
hi III. P pafic %n' InSSsi serene '
IL O f s ey % sh
times the shipment Of 1850 1t h these which are
mson and with continuance the oregu demand added
the domestic requirements for gain III probable that the s
during the ensuing six montbs The increase Of PASSENGER
e nasmuch very large of people have been kept
a. home by dire necessity owing the want Of means wbs
change Ike that which have reason to expect we
may ratio Dsy look for large amount Of additional travel
Yours respectfully rH6 SiS1ts E. WALKER.
Chairman Executive Committee.
railroad meeting was held at Columbus Ohio,
Sept. 4, at which the Little Miami, Cleveland and
Columbus Marietta Bellefontane, Stsubepvine, Gen.
trail Ohio, Hamilton and Dayton, Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Roads were represented by their
Presidents and Freight Agents Judge Swan was
chosen Chairman, d. j. Gray Secretary. After
warm debate upon the objects of the meeting, Com
mite was appointed who made the following report:
Your Committee to whom referred certain under
That b Western roads conoede to the roads
the right make prices on westward freg but while con
%sTd bound freight that prices between Competing point,
and concuned by the interests both East aud West such
rates shall be pro-rattd over the shortest rau line
Wheeling and PsrkeTsbug bear the burden Of water
competition them belongs the right Of establishing differences
Rs.ofrS That purpose Of these pIn.
seree upon minimum rates between Buffalo Pittsburgh Wheel.
ing PlTkeIeburg,
% viii not porate that heTeupon the roads East Of the
above named points notified Of such minimum rates
p.soJ,eJ That Messrs WILSON, Hubby Clement Brough,
Iom nedeu T. Jeett and H. j. Jewett be aud are here:
nv spponed Committee attend the meeting Of Presidents
& ~ F,ter roads 10 held In New York the 4th aud
there take such they deem to cause the
shove princp es to be recognized by them.
Rred That said Committee be authorized to add TO their
rnr'bsT fo1r representatives Of Western rosds.
Pryed That Committee report to the adjourned meet
ing of this that when this Convention adjourn 1t be
10 meet on be call Of said Committee ~
On nation the Chairman instructed to furnish the PIesi
don't Of the 1--WE with the above proceedings The
Convention then adjourned.
Markets-CARXYuLLY REPORTED FOR The N; Y. TRIBusE.
FRIDAY Sept Z, 1860.
AsHEsThe demand is fair for both kinds sales Of Pots
as as and Pearls IS So. We quote;