New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

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The business, of the sub-Treasury was: Receipts.
$2,34s,O66 2s-for Customs, $4,000; Payments.
81 973 7s7 80; Balance, s92o5s,OO6 81; Gold Notes,
$246O0O
The Boston Journal says: rrrr rs
The money market has been very steady during the past
week but tending to greater case There Is 20 ne osu Tor
we were to return 10 the low rates that were prevalent the
summer and Autumn OF ls62 when business paper was nego
and could no doubt be obtained by good houses Dis
counts rule at cent which the lowest rate We hear OF
II really frstcass Boston names were offered in market
could probably be done at less than per cent Good Prov
dence Manufacturing psper has been passed to-day at 81 per
cent.
OF Printing Cloths The Providence Journal says:
market quiet The following the sales: 1000
10000 do 6ix6 i4sc 1900 64xe i4ic 10000 do eirS
l4c 2000 do Okla l4sc 5000 tix4 private terms 5000
d. 56x60 2lc; 5000 do, 60x6 Hic. Total 1900 pieces
Tho suit brought against the National Currency Bank
the value Of bonds alleged to have been stolen
from the plaintiff and bought by the defendant aftef
notice in the Common Pleas, before Judge Cardozo, was
decided in favor of the plaintiff The defendants will take
the case to the Court of Appeals.
The annual election of the Erie Railway passed of with
unusual quiet and in few minutes after the polls opened
majority ofhe stock voted upon by those parties in
whose stood upon the books provided by law
II is stated that woparies alonevoted upon 900 OF
stock The old board continued adding the Of
f. A. Lane and N. F. +. Randolph in place Of Mess G.
Meade the latterd deceased isundsr
stood that Mr. Devin will be made President Tho trafs
Of the road is large and at fair rates. and at Now
Years the preferred shareholders will in all probability,
get their seven per cent dividend The ticket elected 10
follows: Robert lH Berdell, Alexander s. Diven.
Samuel Marsh, John Arnot Ambrose $. Murray, H. L.
Person. Daniel Drew, William b. Skidmore, Dudley 8.
Gregory, William Evans. J. C. Bancroft Davis, ID. A.
Cushman, Thomas W. Gale, Isaac n. Phelps j. =. ID.
Laner, Franklin r. Randolph, Frederick A. Lane
correspondent complains of the "gold exchanges for
keeping in force the rule nng parties for nondevery
in time Of per cent daily Tho cure for this viii DO
found in letting gold alone short SALE and conhning
all operations it the purchases absolutely necessary
for exchange opeatons Gold is and has long beeA
largely oversod by thousands who look for early
sumption of specie payments This state Of pupc senti-
ment in regard to the currency has been improved BY
spectators. Aided by easy money market they arc
able control ell the floating gold aud to make largo sums
by lending it to the bears who have been so creduons 40
to believe the Secretary of the Treasury when no talked
about spocio payments. The Gold Exchange Is qni.e ~
dangerous to operators ro bank and the less people
have to do with it in a speculative way the better.
Comparative railway earnings for eight months 1864 and
1866:
and Chicago %. .'..''' Ala1I5 s4salg7 sssa5s
Again with 1864 which may be called fair average
year of over 'irteen per cent ,se. 1914 r0.,....
Chicago and th.western s5,sss2a s5is,sss sisos
equal to t'eny0ns per cent upon az average &C. rn
Michigan Southern ssaS021 s!s576eo sSn,s's
The Srst weE in October 1866 UshOw decrease o'A
on the road .s.. ,oaa ,..
Michigan Central. sisssiIs a sNN sssss
eQua TO ten per cent
Such arc the figures upon which buyers OF stocks base
their arguments in favor not only of continuation OF
present prices for railway shares but for return 70 much
higher prices All Of the above shares are in brisk de-
mand and taken by strong houses For the hst ms
in long period buyers disposed to take stocks Is
SELLERS option at quite small differences under the cash
price.
Tho earnings of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad foe
tho first week in October were:
1866 $i6aT5l 1865 .......s43e75 Increase. no
The shipments of Pittson Coal BY the Pennsyivsa'A
Coal Company were:
la6s 1872 go Is65........3sa, $40 Decrease 5.tse
The Exports (exclusive Of SpecieD from the Port Of
NewYork TO the foreign ports fox the week ending Oct
were g., 93O,l5l.
The London Times of Sept. 26 says;
The discount demand the Bank remains unusually %
the period of the quarter and as nearly quarter o.
able amount Is likely to be sent in tomorrow. there syeI
anticipate that the return published on thursday w
show further great increase OF strength now almoss
exactly year the upward movement In the discoans
market commenced that resulted in the CONFUSION Of May s
the 2sh OF September 1865 the rate which Tor or
had been steady from TO per cent was rsed 20 Psl
cent be carried little more than week e apa
most striking period entirely reversed and although
the %a 0S indian II n and Egyptian cotton be to
The rapidity Of the action Otherwise 10 nave Oeen
for speculation will effect greater than can be produced
even these two circumstances combined and thai an
walls reduction to q cent will be adopted tins see
and any is considered certain that viii Be to,nS
tho
the October dividend shall have commenced
AT the Morning Board business fairly active, and
the chief attention given to Colorado gold stocks Bullion
Consolidated sold at a. s5 and Corydon at $6s$6 TO-
Its managers that they will soon take from the Cory
don mine about SO per month Of ore which will yield
by Ruths process 80 per tun and costing to mine and
mill about $40 per tun. Smith Parmeee is strong
based on producing capacity and prospect OF dividends
from the products OF the mine
Albert H. Nicolay sold Monday. Oct 8, at auction, by
order of the Controller of the Currency orhe redemption
of the circulating notes ofthe First National Bank of AZ
tcs Y as provided BY law, the following securities;
sl5OOO United States 1910 Coupons at s9iS99I $500
United States 1910 Registered at 99t; $35OO United
States $40 Registered at 1861.
At the New-York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos 4s snd 81
Park place. the following report made Of obbers prces
to-day:
Brown sheetings-Pacfc A. 23lci Laconia b 2sio do T.
Beached Shirtngs-TipTop 32c. james SOc Red Bank,
pc. - w.,
pre l3Ac. 80
tiinehams-Lanesster. g5ie; Hartford 22ic.
Observation-Disclosures, Htc. Portland, lie
MARKETS.
Carefully reported TRIBuNs.
TUESDAY, Oct Q; 1915.
The excitement Breadstn noted this day week was OF
short duration and we had very irregular and heavy
market al descriptions declining the more hbeml arrivals
early I'M prospect increasing the desire 10 realize Provisions
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