New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
TUESDAY. Sept. l2--P. n

TUESDAY, Sept. l2-P ID.
Gold IL hardly so firm. The opening rate was
144i, closing at li3a. The Government sold a
quarter of a million to-day.
Government Stocks continue firm and in quite
active demand. In State Stocks little doing. Vir-
GINA 6s sold at5s. Railway Mortgages are firm and
salable at better rates. The miscellaneous list was
stronger, Canton selling at 40, and American Coal
at 62i Pacific Mail scrip rose 5 per cent. The
Railway Share list was stronger, and the disposition
70 buy for an advance is on the increase. Rock
Island was specially strong and sold at ll3i. Inc
closing quotations were: New-York Central 93i,
Erie 49,, Hudson III, Michigan Southern $50,
Reading -l01s, Northwestern 2sl, The Preferred
62a, Rock Island 1874.
Wall-st. is very dull, in marked contrast with the
activity which pervades all other parts of the city
Merchants traders Of all degrees, and mechanics re.
port an activity in business without precedent, and
at very profitable rates. Tea
Money is still easier to-day, at sac per cent on
call, with more offering than can be used by Stock
houses. In commercial paper little doing. The
rates 81 as per cent for rst-class, and 10 fol
second grade.
The Clearing House, at its meeting this morning,
unanimously decided that the scheme for running
the interior National Banks upon their circulation
was not properly clearinghouse matter. The
assembly then resolved itself into meeting of bank
officers, and motion was made to lay the Assert
ing House project the table until banks not in
the Clearing House could be consulted in the mat
ter. "A good deal of excitement shown, and it
is evident that no forced redemption scheme can be
made binding upon banks in the Clearing House.
After an excited debate the Bank Committee adj
journed until Tuesday next without coming 10
any decision in regard to the redemption of the
country circulation.
The aggregate amount Of exports Exclusive OF
specie) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports,
FOR the week ending September -, 1865, was
t3,e33, 039 lr- r-.-..
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
g. 2f7, 82l 6o-for Customs, 1864, 900; Payments,
f4,SSi, lS 64-on account Of Loan, s2Jl 900;
Balance, $69, O39 1893 81. -.." .a
Freights are firm. The engagements TO Liver
pool are 5000 Slaves at 30s., and per steamer $50
bales Cotton at I'D. and q 900 bushels Corn at cd
A vessel was chartered to Cork and market with
9, 900 barrels Petroleum at IS. 3D., and British
bark 10 Liverpool with $500 barrels Petroleum on
private terms.
Attention is called to the card Of Salomon Root
& Co., of No. AZ Broadway. Tho members are all
Southern merchants and the firm intends to do |
, general banking and commission business. Their
references are of a high character.
An arrangement is to be made by the Cleveland
md Pittsburgh Road to have an officer of the
Company in Nsw-York TO sign transfers. Il
Foreign exchange is dull. Bills at 60 days on
onfpn are selling at l0saI09 for commercial;
% 0l0 for bankers do. at short sight 1909 llOI
'sriy at 60 days, $40 a5l6i; do. at short sight,
.l5S5.!3i; Han burg 3j3@36i; Amsterdam, 4Ol
'4cs; Frankfort, 4osa40;; Bremen. 7sI07SI;
russian thalers, 70iSHs.
The Great Western Railway Of Canada earned
n the week ending Sept. 8:
e5 "a "a IlsC1. .s65374 754 line AI5I59 GET
The Rock Island Road shows an increase of
3.lO6 for the first week in September. q
Tie Illinois Central Railroad makes the following
'or for August, 1865: III