New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

The paymeuts new being made by the United States
Ousrermaster here are aording relief though but
a small proportion OF the disbursements is In cash
Since Saturay he has paid over VI 500 w oil vouche
in orders on Washington. .a5....l lr - i
The Chicago Tribune Of Tuesday, has hefoho"'
ing In relation TO monetary affairs in that city;
The leading topic in monetary circles to day was tne
condition of the grain in the warehouses Jhe
have idea that large lportion OF u 'd is nn,
warn" with prospect, should 1t not oe P hcome
heated before next Spring The consequence ,sTe adj
IL IL almost impossible 10 induce BANKERS w on,,nis
vanees on produce unless for shipment anu usan,ing
son merchants ind great sperSators the bankers
are gradually forcing them TO close up Inen i,bjn
the plea that they will require al heef hackers
Tnder these influences we have therefore 10 report
on extremely close money markets nus s;ar .Go srbe
mate purposes 1t may be qaosed nses ia s,eady NJ 10
rate Of discount nt the leading houses 10 cSsrrinr
rer cent per annum but private bankers are cnaist
one per cent commission IN addition. Inc oaoo ~; "a
trade again IN favor OF i.e - Eastern exchange are
ren'ittng currency 10 New YORK to meet ther dihlls
II M moi more than four days since currency wne ss
frn Ne, York 10 this city; bnt the seque proves thu
lie latter operaon consisted merely Of reduction OF
Eastern balances below tteir Datnra level L.slel
today in very active demand ana iu ~
par buYng and ii0 premium selling hounu io'S Ne
sold nv The banks 10 each other at Soc premium Dut az
the close there bat few sellers below i'lo premium
The Neu. Orleans Picoyane of the 10th quotes;
Sterling at i500l54i for private bills. and 56d 10;
for bank and francs al C5t for the former anu
36Od362I for the latter. 81, .
TLe market for Cotton opened this morning with q
very fair demand and liberal amount on sale perhhps
more than any day for more then aweek past w.
as factors were very stringent In their pretentons,
was canectured that the business woulu not muOHi
at ALL exceed an average. At "a late hour u was ru
mored that telegrams lad been received reporting
| further advance at New.York vllch mace lsepr
still more stringent in then pretenslons, anu btnous
= uScertQluCu
geuce had been received, yet as Dnyeis chme io
with still better spirit, aud the deuan Wan nLsuu!
general they were met with claims 10 uiier prlcesi
hence while small and mixed sis were disposed oi ht
sbout nreyous rates the bulk oi the business duilns
the early part of the day was al neues SHOWING M m
movement of lc per H. and later rs lhe ino'enich'
n ~ ore fully Jeveloped many cases buyers were
compeled 10 cav an advance of 20. The safes pro'cu
TO be the heaviest OF the season ana prop,bi! wv
greatest in value Of any record N the annals o 'he
New.O Orleans cotton market, reaching lOOVo oass ~
onantity and 81 OC0COO IN value. The maIket cheou
at nn advance of 2c.. and We now quote OrdI,m! ~
! 42a44c., Good Ordinary at f'dfac. Low mluInnt ~
/ D05a, Midd!ing ct 57QJfc, aud Strict MiGdIiuR n
$50 s6c Some authorities quote etill mkDer' IL y gun
iecfured tia; the movement was TO great extent Pc
dicated the large amount of y
l the next New York steamship
sIyTINTNT OF COTTON. 80.
STOCK on hand September I, ls65 bales s32J
Rcceiyed tS,day, leasso
he'ei'eu ''' pi'''0u''' - los. 9s:
ro,s, ......................... 2l.52
Exported 10 Gay y-..-.------.-..----..-. -,
AAp0''tu i'e''0'''!'- e7C7.
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Stock on hand ard on shipboard not cleared. lli4
Earnings Of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad
for the third week in October:
1865 s47, ,s53 1866 ...- s32 6ss Ine...--.sl' j"
The Macon and Western Railroad Conpan!
make the following allowing:
rarn,nes IA August .fl3.6ls 7
! IIyenkes- ~'f'o' w
| W. s112 2il %
r.rniuus in Sentesa 1900. 81, ,y.is al
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Net. ---------. .S~'''o7 ~
! NJ. onrninca two mnuths AZ 10 ~. beinE owe