New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
SATURDAY, Sept. c3-P. N.

SATURDAY, Sept. c3-P. NJ
Gold opened at l43l, sold down to l431, and
closed at ll3. The market has been dull and heavy.
Government bonds were stronger for the gold
Issues but the 7.3Os were all weak and lower.
Miscellaneous shares were dull and heavy. Coal
shares lower Cumberland sold at 45, closing at
45l bid; Delaware and Hudson, 1891; Quicksilver,
Sl.
Railway shares opened dull, and disposition to
realize the advance broke the market Erie to 81,
the balance of the list sympathzing from TO per
cent. At this decline the market took all the
stocks offered, and prices improved, closing steady
ut the quotations of the morning. New-York
Central was very strong, and sold at 94t Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh, Rock Island, and Michigan
Southern, wero tho most active shares and were in
demand by strong buyers. The disposition topur-
chase he shares of dividendpaying roads is on the
increase and at each reaction eager buyers take all
The stocks offered and large amounts Of capital are
seeking this channel for investment. The market
closed firm. The closing prices were; American
Gold, l43s; New-York Central, 9ii; Erie, Sl;
Hudson River 1881; Reading 1899; Michigan
Southern, 6Si; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, M
North-w estern, ll2a; Northwestern Preferred,
gs; Fort Wayne 6l2; Prairie du Chen, 9s!; Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates, 2Ss Canton, 4OI
Cumberland Coal 45l; Quicksilver, 4S.
We are informed that the new certificates Of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road are being prepared,
and will be signed by the President of the road,
and countersgned by the transfer agents here;
this will make the transfer of this stock salts
factory to the holders.
We understand that the strikers on the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Co., and Pennsylvania Coal
Co., have gone to work to-day, and from present
appearances, spectators in coal and coal stocks
for rise will be disappointed in their expectations
Of a short supply of coal.
Foreign exchange is nominal at Yesterdays quo-
tations, except francs, which are fraction lower.
We quote Bankers Sterling 60 days, l09i a ITO;
Bankers Sterling, days, llot
Freights are dull. The engagements to Liver
pool are: 600 bales cotton at 1c and so bales
pressed do. at 3-l6c., and per steamer, 200 ties.
Beef On private terms. To London, per steamer,
1000 boxes cheese at 40s.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
on, 49, 800 3S-for Customs, $37j, 900; Payments
O., 800, l56 2l--on account of Loan, sl4l 900;
Balance, $75,07O,454 OF.
The gross income Of the Hartford and New-Ha-
Railroad for the year ending August 81 1866, is
as follows
from phssenBeis...--. SS44oZ| W
From freight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4J6742 e.
From rents. mails and expresses So Ill 30
Total. ,459. .4sl 81
Expenses for repairs of track. bridges and
equipment and new structures, and all
other current and incidental charges for
operating the road. ................ s9l2377 on
Interest. Ss3, y9O ~
Taxa, State and Nat;eral io1 o0O ~ TO- ono "a
Total. 100 leo 81
Deductng expenses, interest and taxes
from the gross earnings the balance Of
net receipts S359 $50 20 |
The number of passengers carried during the year is
O24 SOL which is 6s 1876 more than during the previous
year. The gross income exceeds that of 1864 BY
el67, 404 &C. chiefly derived from passengers. The ex
penses Of the Company have been larger this year than
last by S26 99 A. owing to the outlay for the bridge
at Windsor Locks and other improvements and the
advanced price Of labor The balance of net receipts
after deducng all expenses Sy795 vs. less than last
year.
The following is a comparative statement Of
earnings of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany for the month of August
1865. s933l5 1904. s74 2s2 Increase. $40 O33
Annexed are the comparative earnings of the
Chicago and Alton Railroad for the second week in
September:
1865. slO4,7 7e4 1854 ss5 5e4 Increase sl9 10
From January TO September 10:
1865. 81 63s 653 1861. 81 567 l3l Inc OIL 522
The following will show the weekly receipts of
Flour and Grain at the Western centres for the
week ending September l6:
Flour. Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley Rye
bbS bu. bn. bu. bu. bu
Chicago. .3 $50 309s59 0l 800 400 l5 6f7l7 79225
Milwkee. e.793 373.93s 5046 ll,IH 2s09 ZAP
Toledo TAB 72.596 55I7 l0,900 SAC 1869
Detroit. .24.s32 37.65s 2433 4,H0 l,3O 81
Clcveld.. L664 42499 ls.3i5 2972o 4,450 400
Totals no. 7s2 e35 543 l2a 100 $4,000 74,l!2 s003s
Prevwk. 96,65e 1J5,6a5 ly34l2 500 9O5l4 1862
The following table shows the receipts and ship
ments of Flour and Grain at Chicago from Jan.
aayv ia SeDfernber I6 1894 and 1851 y