New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
isfsctory by the Atlantic COmpsAy, and its stock

8 held very firmly.
The market for Exchange "a quoted nrm. The
ates by leading houses arc now quoted: Bankers
Sterling. 60 days, l09aall0 Bankers Sterling. 3
lays, ll0t 0ll0a; Merchants, 1854 a 1851; Francs
ong date, 5.I7l05.16i; Francs, short date, 5.f50
5.lSa.
TIE business Of the Sub-Treasuyy was: Receipts,
g. 223, 623 l5-for Customs, $3.50 Payments,
50 465, 2S8 9l-on account of Loan, $l63,5OO;
Balance, 90, O99, 100 "a.
Freights are firm; the engagements to Liverpool
per steamer, 300 bales Gotten at 3D.; 200 boxes
Cheese at 4Os. 100 boxes Bacon at 25s. To Glas-
gov per steamer, ,OOo boxes Cheese at 4os.
The New-Orleans Price Current Of Sept. thus
reviews the Cotton market:
Arrived since the 3st ult. Of Louisiana and Missls'
sipp 49, 1865 bales; Lake 81; Mobile 27s; Florida, 49,
Texas ISL; together 10 6s3 bales Cleared since the
3lst nit for New.York, $500 bales; Providence BAL
Philadelphia 30; Havre $780, Liverpool, $40; TO-
geher a. 100 bales Stock in warehouses and on ship
board not cleared on the It'll inst, s., 1876 bales.
We left the market at the close Of last week ruling AZ
30 Sc for Ordinary; 35637c. for Good Ordinary 80
a40c. fol- Low Mddlingi 42c for Middling, and Iye.
for Strict Middng, since which prices have maferiay
improved, the closing rates yesterday being 2G3c.
higher than last weeks figures as will be seen nom 'ne
following details:
On Friday. the first day Of the commercial week tho
market opened with good inquiry but the iho'e
ment checked by the stringent pretenslons oi
factors and rainy weather which confined The business
TO l,400 bales, at full prices, without any qno.nau,o
advance On Saturday the demand continued ncu'ei
and. notwithstanding factors were SIN less "InE
meet il unless at extreme prices l6OO Da!es cnasea
hands at figures showing an enen. or Nv
qnte 1c a. ~ The receipt OF t1e correspondence u!
the Ney.York mail gave an additional Impulse 10 tno
demand on Monday, when the sales summed up CIV
bales at still higher rates, 0fdnhr{ rSng a. o. 10 o.
and Middlng At "A 45c. On Tuesday the moyeineht
was interrupted by unusually heavy rdlhstorm anu
BY the large business Of TIE previous uay having 80
reduced the supply offering as TO leave little scope LOT
buyers and the business confined 20 800 Daes AZ
about previous rates. On Wednesday, with some Ness
lists on factors tables. less nnfayorabe weather ana
the demand stimulated by increased supply OF steam
freight room and easier rates Of freight bnyers came
forward with renewed spirit and took 2oOV Dats NJ
ST. fuller prices Good Ordinary commanding 81 dioc.
Low hiddiing 4lViJe Mddnns 4aaroc.' anu uoou
Mddling 47c
Yesterday the market opened with moderate In.
quiry and the prospect Of an average business brt
owing to the high prete Of the factors the expect
ations of late accounts from New-Yorh, and deliveries
being interrupted By the weather, Some lots purchased
last week having been yet ievered) buyers with
drew and the GALES confined TO so bales al full
against 100 last week. and Is GOO the week before
We modify our quotations as follows: Ordinary,
&c. Middlng a i5c. Strict Mddling 46c.i Good
crosse.
Statement OF Cotton-Stock on hand, Sept. l. ls6s,
&c. 239 bales; arrived past week, 1868 bales total
l02 go bales Exported past week a. l26 bales stock
on hand and on shipboard, Is, 796 bales.
The following National Banks were authorized
during the week ending Saturday, Sept. To-
Raleigh National Bank of North Carolina,
Raleigh y. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S5O,OOO
First, Lynchburg, Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Atlanta National Bank Atlanta Ga 100 600
National Bk. of Huntsville Huntsville, Ala. 100000
Capitsl OF New Banks.......... $50 900
Previously authorized ............ 1894, 800 1888
The whole number of National Banks now
authorized is $50, with an aggregate capital Of
1886, 3lO, 1888. --.
Amount of Circulation issued TO the Ma
tOna Banks for the week. s. 42l, $50
Previously Issued Observation-Disclosures. l1sseI, 32O
Total. -SleJ, So<,-iO
The PottSUle Miners Journal Of Saturday says:
The quantity of coal sent by railroad this week is
s2453 IA; by canal So 394 for the week. 100 sa7 IA
tuns against lO go for the corresponding week last
year.
The trade sums up this week as follows, COM
pared with last year: