New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

June..."...:..... 1888 o. So's %
To,.l......... s66.a5a % eseIe! g
Showing net"esrnDgs of...........'."$l944i "
Which have been disposed of as follows:
Paid Receiver Of Indiana portion Of the rOad saSa 20
Paid engiDe'No ','-" "
Paid insrc, on second mortgage, six months do .oo 40
rs'd n h.ef a. ise6 1ha "a $3.50 90
ro,,,.....sis2s0 q
balance In Treasury. ..,........''.'''' F'40' ~
Mr.. Le Grand Lockwood was to-day elected
Treasurer of the Stock Board, vice Mr.. Blocker
deceased
The business of the Clearing House was sl9 ,99s.
Cos. The amount of Loan Certificates issued 10
banks which are carrying less than twenty-five v
cent Of specie to net deposits, is only about
81 200 O00 sh owing decrease from the highest
point touched
| The public continue to come up freely TO the aid
of the Government by taking the National Loan Al
the Treasury, to-day the subscriptions exceed
500 900, in addition TO $4,000 received from
agencies. OF this, 100000 came from Troy, and
500 900 from Albany. The country agencies have
now instructions TO deposit weekly with ME- Cisco
The city agencies are doing well. AT Read, Drexei
& Co.'s the subscriptions to-day exceed slOO,0ooi
and reach s6jO,OOO since the 4th inst. Messrs
Ketchum, Sen & Co. average $4,000 per day, and
the others are doing quite as well.
Demand Notes come N freely for redemption aud
are paid ont again when practicable. They are re-
ceived daily from the West in large quantities. The
Bank Of Commerce bas exchanged $4,000 in gold for
these Notes. and using them over the counter as
currency. Tie Bank Of Commerce has no circula-
ton OF i.s own.
! Mr.. Cisco will refund to the Banks tomorrow
about 81, 100000 for Treasury Notes Sold and will
make call of y cent, or 81 AGO. 600 on the Thirty.
1--WE Million loan There has been large amount OF
dsts on the SubTreasury advertised, including one
for some 5000 900 in favor Of NewYork institution,
probably for redeemed Six y cent Treasury Notes.
and the balance TO the credit Of the Treasury proper
would fall below awoIkiDgPo point unless strengthened
by another call.
The following IL statement Of the tolls collected
on all the canals for the month Of September, and
from the opening Of navigation to the let inst.
Fourth w.et in September, 1861. ........sisiGa Is
Fourth week In September, let9.......... 2ilfJ 81
Iporese............ ..,..,...,.,.,. sNtg9 "a
Month Of SeytembeT l16l.......".....,. st1lE ~
Mouth Of September, lseo.....'.'''''..'' "'elo
IDsrs............ .siass7a
From opspias Of Canal to Oct l. 5sllo %
| TTom opening Of Canal to Oct. |, lsso.'.2eotl Va
] Increa,s.....,...,..,. ..,......""e+sl,7S a II
The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities of the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one and the corresponding time Of 1860
as follows:
y. oc, S.. si4sss.ss siSsc1si9 sSseol sSssi 9:
F P1r; o oa T. : sSssfis s5s5ssS s;ss ss
qo.l. eye. 7sssis $50 %.
| Lat week.. 2lSl0tgl lngSl6ss ts@o,lN lIlf 50
Lest yesr... 2isllis5I ilSea,Csa ooa'es' so,ss'ss
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
is advertised to be cold the 18th Of October. The
lowest sum for which il can be bought il fixed at
100000.
The following shows the receipts Of the Morris
Canal for the week ard season, compared with that
Of 1860:
Total to Sept. % laso...... .tot ~
Week ending Oct. 6, l8oo.''''.'''' SVyS 81 40 %. o.
Total to Sept %, 1861 ...............siseog ! %
! Week ending Oct. s. lB6I............. 1925 %
'' -ssoose 2 d
|
p.cr.,,s IN s6i,3is 8:
The Street Railroads feel the pressure Of the timei
keenly. At Cincinnati their earnings the past few
months have been about IS y cent less san during
the corresponding period last year. Their expenses
however, are ten 10 fifteen Y cent less now thar
then. The business of the Philadelphia and NewYors
Passenger Railways shows very similar resul,.
A comparison of the footings of the weekly Bank
statement of the Boston Banks with those OF last
week exhibits al increase of 42 $40 in the items
of loans and discounts e. 1913 s62 in deposits $685.
in circulation, and $685. in specie. We annex
the principal footings for the past two weeks with
the corresponding week last year:
sept 30 1861. oc,. T. Iesi. Oct. 1880
Loan, and Dis. s6l2ss,72s ss3eet,sa ssteilsb
ljsposit,...,,... 20Oil67s 20 Ii,0o sosl.sas
Clfcul,tion..... s.o3s.29 6.7o'pi 1ssi'oI'
The Boston Traceller Of last evening says:
Subscriptions TO the national loan now coming Ii
fsner than at any former period Lsstweek the sum o.
se sol IS was taken in th, city The Of the Sean
estate subscribed for 0o ofhe loan the trustees OF The
Francis eStst . also took Q large amount
! The 81. Louis Democrat Of Tuesday SAYS:
There quite the Union Bank this city TO day
and the bank redeemed It's nOea and the notes OF lie branches
a. " discount In coin. Tho continued with tl,
sbaeen. Until the close Of tho banking hours Toward the
close Of run the bank would bat % the dollar
Several merchants have arranged to take Missouri money
hereafter Its quoted value In coin each day and circa
was Pot IN circulation obtain the Of hoss who uil
20 into such an arrangement
/ The Mtlacaukee Sentinel says:
Yesterday business toe banks lively thsy could
stances they obliged 20 restrict customers TO
limits 90 possible The current rate Of exchange was y
cent premium Q, the bsnEs and sd cent ontIde Gold
| l!9it premium. ,s..-
TIE Chicago TriJaae of the 9th says:
Dscounts on strictly business paper readily obtained