New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

Decrease. .......ss.............s'"s7,fD
The bOals ON this line, since the reduction IN fare to
So to Boston are doing very large passenger traffic,
drawing off many travellers who have beretoforo taken
The land routes. The boat last night bad 100 passsn
gers, of which l66 were cabin passengers from Bo,ton
The money nj trket is quiet at 6a7 cent on demand,
to which OF the outstanding oaus have been put
Paper is GS7 y cent for strictly gilt-edged.'
The rain-sorm interfered to-day with the subscrP-
tons 70 the National Loan and the amount received at
the Sub-Treasury was tre less than $500 600, ftbs
tue Panama Railroad Co. took $780, 0O0 This patriotic
example we commend to the notice Of other corpora
tons with surplus funds. The amount of demand
Treasury Noes presented for redemption was 5000,
all large potes. Small ones are in good demand, and
sent ia for redemption
The Banks paid up So 800 OO0tO-day on the National
Loan, making Sc p cent, or sl9,GOOOOo, paid up of
which about $500 600 have been returned TO the
Banks as proceeds of saes at the Treasury. To-mor
row. 100000 will be refunded and during the
week another 10 y cent usa lment will be called for
considerable portion Of the payments to-day by the
Banks was In overdue sixty.day Treasury Notes.
The subscriptions to the National Loan are going on
favo'aJy in all parts Of the loyal States where agen'
'ees nave been appointed but tae returns made
cNectly to Washington, the amounts obtained not
know here. The subscriptions at shis place wOud |
have been much larger but that it was known that |
thess agencies were be established and subscriptions
were withheld to be mnde with the local agent.
Henry A. Stone formerly merchant Of orr city, |
but for some year, out Of business and residing or
uavengin Europe, having reverse offJr-
tune, bias returned aud resumed business % broker
at No. 30 Wall street. His many friends, including
those who have experienced his kindness to Americans
in Europe, will naturally rejoice in the opportunity af
iorded them 10 prove that he lie not forgotten.
There were several large CATALOGUES of dry goods
ofIeAed to-day by the principal aucloneers, bat the
storm irerered TO some extent with the attendance.
blessrs Wilmerding Hogust & Humbert, had an /
Offering OF Ribbons and Millneygoods. The sails was
quie spirited and the prices generally satisfactory
Me,srs Kobbe g. COrles bad a catalogue OF SbaHis,
Ribbon, and Millinery goods. The Shawls did well,
but the other goods not fully up TO previous tes
Mess's Van Wyck Townsend & Warren offered a
ne OF French and German deSs goods the Attendance
was very slim aud very few goods were sold. hessrs
Haggerty 81 Co., also had q catalogue Of French aud
Germlu Roods The sale attracted but little attention
and passed oil very poorly.
plan for purcbasing the La Crosse Railroad at any
lie hat may be made Of IT, has been receiving assens
for tie ast week. and meets with the appreciation OF
sulcien number Of the bondholders 10 carry 1t into
effect Ii will be seen by reference TO an advertise
meut in this paper that other bondbOlders can become
parties 20 the agreement purchase any time pre-
vious 20 Sept. ~, SGl by calling or sending 10 the
olice of n. a. Cowdrey No - William street, and
signing the plan. As the law stands, the first is
sue Isl 100000 is to be first paid principal snd inter
est in all say S5OOCOo. And the road does not sell
for greater sum than g. 800 0O0, the medium numbers
q 9gl q 2.5O0 and the high numbers 1851 aud up
ward get nothing from the foreclosure and sale, except
such benefits they derive by being associated az pui-
ohasels. The new Company will be organized upon a !
basis of IS 2O00OO. The road it is expected, will cam
this year over $1,000 900; allow GO per cent for oPer
atiug expenses, and the net income will be over
$40 900 or nearly per s. 100000. IL would
seem to be in the pecunary interest Of the boudhodeF
who are the real owners OF this valuable property, 10
give the pIau sUsh Vaoful attention.
We annex comparative statement Of tho exports
Exclusive Of specie from Hew-lork TO foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. l, 1861:
TotL ,or The week ...sl a,t rs s2lStL9 Elys3.5@
Previously reported. 45,5s6,t62 tlGpJ3 G'Ds29 |
Since Jan $4I54I.O7 s6i7gt7J3 ss05Io5S |
Tie quantity OF Hour wheat, corn aud barley, lefs |
81 tide aieT during the second week IN September in
tbe years 1850 and 1851. is a. follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat bu. Com bu. Barley bl; |
65 lo5t9!9 5itfl 1895 |