New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24

The sentember earnings Of the Philadelphia, VII
mington and Baltimore Railroad show an increase
Of $4,000 over those Of September lsoO, winnie ID
the first two weeks Of October the increase Ia SUI
greater, being $4,000 for the two weeks.
The subscriptions to the National Loan to-day are
moderate. AT the Sub-Treasury they amount to
sg77 600. Mr.. Cisco has reimbursed the banks to-
day about half million Of dollars for notes sold and
has called the final installment Of 10 y cent
So 500 900 on the fret fifty millions subscription oil TIE
banks. This win make fifty millions paid IN, and
about tyenty-four millions reimbursed. The Secre-
tary will soon begin TO make bic calls upon the second
6fty millions, upon which the two-years' Treasury
Notes are receivable. In regard 10 the third fifty
millions and the remainder of the loan authorized by
Congress, the Bank Committee have, we believe
arrived at no conclusion. Some unofficial communi-
cation has been had with the Secretary but as far NJ
We can learn be is not prepared to meet the views Of
the banks
Mr.. Marsh the Receiver Of the Erie Railroad, adj
yertses TO pay the October interest on the fourth
mortgage bonds Of hat road on the LET prox.
The following Gales of stocks were made at auction
this afternoon by Adrian Ii. Muller by order Of Jesse
X. Duboia, Auditor Of the State Of Illinois:
sl2O Coupon, Lousus s., due Aprn !, isGl........a
90 Mnns.G. u a 10 ,oJ so5c:n a,
200 Tenn. o. lB and coupon JAY, 1851 .''''.'''t
On account of whom 1t MAY concern;
$1,000 Min T 1882 aud eoupoas from Dec ], is'9.H
shares Germatis Insurance
The Ocean Steam Mills Corporation Of Newbury-
port has declared a sem-annual dividend Of v
cent, payable on demand.
We understand that the New-York Central Rail
road Company has raised its rate on -four from
Rochester TO New-York 2Oc. now making the charge
9Oc. v Dbl.
The Board Of Brokers voted this morning TO open
their room at 10, and keep II open until p. m, hold
ing the sessions at the usuA hous. IL was also re-
commended that members should transac; business
usually done in the street at the Board Room. The
change In the rate Of commissions creates good
deal OF discussion, and does not work well. The
rate adopted, Y mt, IL evidently considered too
high by parties who have business with the board,
and they will seek the services Of Ouidde brokers,
or do their business through banking houses. The
rule will probably not remain long in force. II not
repealed, it will tend to concentrate business IL the
hand. of such brokers as will not DO bound by IT, 10
the oss Of such % stand honestly by their agree
ment.
William II. Cox, esq, who for many years has
been bookkecper and transfer clerk Of the Mechanics
Bank of this city, was unanimously elected cashier,
to ell the vacancy occasioncd BY the death Of Gideon
De Angels, the late cashier.
The business Of the Clearing House was sl7 ie2, :
900.
The exports Of the past week published yesterday
are the largest for any week since We have been a
nation. Among articles reported are e8,sO7 bbls. Of
wheat -four, 928,s6i bush. Of wheat, sS,505 bush.
rye, 367 5l4 BUSH Indian corn, leo boxes candles
4O5 TINS COAL 200 bRles Of hay ia bales Of hope,
sl7 bbs rosin, 40 BOG gallons whale oil, Ia 63 gal
Ions sperm OIL 40 bbls pork, i26 bbls and 81 tics.
beef, 2l2,3s5 pounds cut meats, l,7l6,6E pounds
butter, 1871 ,02O pounds cheese l,2l2,i39 pounds
lard, A5,SOi pounds tallOw, 1888 pkgs. crude 70.
bacco, 1890 pounds manufactured tobacco, and
II6 pounds whalebone. The larges, previous total
was for the week ending Oct. -, 1860, when the
exports footed up $3,6li,7a.
The following is a statement OF the exports Of
Breads,ufs from this country to Great Britain and
Ireland from the LAT of Sepember 10 the latest dates: