New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24


6q7 per cent Government or Cook County Sc
curtes. 81, -.
active demand The market fme Round lots Of bankers
6J0sOc discount CLOSING hrn at the inside hsule
psr selling Bifdo and Oswego bil, taken at 20
a1Oc discount and Canada drafts at of Gold ar'is so
a. premium,
The same authority Of Thursday, says
suspension the Producers Bank Of this city was an
nOunced au early hour this forenoon bat the event ' no
bank was small Institution and from mysterious nauner
in which reported to have been conducted was nov tey
popular with merchants although enjoyed oonsueIa
be country business which was obtained on
terms such legitimate banking house eoula aoV az
was organized some tao years age IN conoI33 WIN s
state law. under old charter obtained several !ee
and about the time of the adoption OF nc
TEN by our business men etoyed 80 b
which has since been withdraw VITA the eHeephou u "0'
0n this the holders Win not suffer aoy material loss as Sc
CURLY for It's redemption had been deposited win zoe state
Auditor at rngfed The stock of the institution shd 70
he s2OO0O0 mostly nnder the contI9i or ana oSheu "
Harvey DOnte who had been eugaged tof several years
balance Of The stock If any are unknown and in financial cir
Giles are regarded rather mythical Mt Doots az the
sat 1ed Sy he was forced to suspend owing
short currency and having extended MS discount lines ur
Their than bis reserves warranted During the past few days
the bank has been offering NewYork exchange pretty freely
and as we are informed by Mr. Doolitte sold about 5000
on Monday last.
Al the annual meeting of the Hartford and New Haven
Railroad Company tue and expenditures for the
past year were stated as follows:
Prom passengers. s.1o S52 e.
From freight. $50 gli "
Rents aud wharfage ..........l. ....... 4l3s 81
Total earnings .......................sl 59lsOa 10
Transportation expenses. &c. sa5si:s 81
taxes itSes'S State and National. 10. iSis05 %
-sI,l32 100 50
Net earnings ........-.. .-..-....... 459,l bl
The following gentlemen elected directors for the
ensuing year: Charles f. Pond, Julius Cain, H. C.
Robinson Cornelius Vanderbilt John A. Robinson, Ezra
c. Read Chester W. ChapsO, A. G.. Hazard, Samuel H.
Parsons quarterly dividend Of per cent was declared
payable the LIST of October.
The reports from the Marposa Mine continue favorable
more so than was anticipated by its managers The steam
amagamatng process has produced from the original ore
SIS per tun gold equal about $40 net proht against
81 by the old mode Arrangements are nearly completed
to use the process the ngs of the Josephine Mine
from which large amount of gold can be got with mod
crate cost
The total imports at Now-York for the week compare
as follows:
Meek ending sR 81 SP H. SsS . Ans 81 81
GENT mdse...... G2s,24s 32j6457 27j4.lS2 2SS"5
Total. .s549o52 S6I7o5o9 $500 81 6 757les
The New-York imports of dry goods compare as FOL
lews: o
rn, sSs si S: port ' .sssa s lSss sss
Thrown on market. I457l59 437s.ls5 2,6257sl
The October coupons of the first mortgage bonds Of the
Vermont Valley Railroad will be paid at the TreasurerS
Office i'll Bellows Falls, VT, and also at the National
Bank in this city
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
AT THE RATE OF SIX PER CENT PER ANNUN PAY
ABLE SYSTEMATICALLY, on THE PIRsr DAY or JANUARY
AND JULY.
PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN L. 5. GOLD CON
IN THE CITY or NEW YORK.
Amount Issue a. $50 900. Ia Coupon Bonds Of 900