New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12

Hudson River l2li 1924 Reading ll44 ll4ii Michigan
Central lIl49ll1l; Michigan Southern, SSi9Sli Hi
nois Central, l2l 9l2lI; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
seas6 Cleveland and Toledo, ll4i Oils; Rock Island
100 al0oI; Northwestern, 35 asst do Preferred, Goa
a66I; Fort Wayne, 1914 al0ll
The money market is gradually hardening and call oa Ms
under five PER cent less frequent The supply Of com
mera paper is larger but at the discount houses best
names short date pass at 5per cent and good at 81
cent The statement OF the city banks shows that the late
increase in loans proceeds mainly from dscounting
Try bank paper ard renting the proceeds in the form Of
egaender money. part Of the increase has grown out
of stock operations in the form Of facilities TO the
buls who still endeavorng to keep the market firm,
at prices which viii enable them to unload without ser
GUS loss The drain OF currency TO the interior
continues and in connection with growing demand for
money in home channels is steadily enabling lenders to
make better The SubTreasuy is increasing its bal
which Sept has advanced nearly &C. and
this too after paying the 1910 interest The balance at
this port only s. 900 less than when the Department
commenced to pay of the temporary loan, and promises
increase steadily from customs and internal revenue and
enable the Secretary Of the Treasury TO make to Congress
statement which will advance the national credit and
make it apparent that specie payments can be resumed
withOut delay beyond January, 1867.
! Exchange IL in active demand. Brokers lprimel 90
days sterling is current Of lO60lO6 three days sight
DO, l06i 9l07. Francs, long, 532I a5SO short, 55OS
5.1I.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
g. 769, $40 sl-for Customs, $4,000 Payments $Ool,
$3.50 IS; Balance, $S7, All 32l %. Gold noes-S280OO
The exports Exclusive Of spece from the port Of New
York TO foreign ports for the week ending September II
were s., $3.50.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Sunday remarks;
Exchange kept the old rate but the market stien
there being demand sufficient to nearly absorb me
eeeipt rhie IN rrrafp
Government securities to New York for market The move
ment Of produce Eastward s light quite insufficient at pres
sn 10 settle the accounts c our merchants in c purchase of
goods The outside buying rate IN our tane Is saIens
money active Depoors keep their current accounts close
and want more favor IN the discount me han the usos
do at this of the Rates OF inereP are eoDse
quently firmly maintained
The Philadelphia Ledger says
The anthracite slnekened off little lat week
though the concerted effort started in tins city to effect an
Some few OF she coees stopped in obedience to Che
that some kept on work those that had shocked after
few DAYS resumed and the tunnag Of the past week shows
the trade may be considered pretty fully In operation agen
The tuDDsge from the Schuyk region is reported 81 04a
tuna against l07O6 tuns IN corresponding week last year
ala SIS tons being O more than in week last
year The for the e73O5 tnns being an
increase Of 2oss tuns over the tunnage to the same tine
in 1865
ably the putting into the market VALE this
the producers viii not generally discontinue work and
permit their mining force TO scatter wide away Coal cannot
Il Is believed fell 10 present price These working mines
non ayoraby located will much possible 10 retain
hands within reach 10 OF reaction in the mnrkeI
which, is believed will take place toward the close OF the
As the impression established that prices
the lowest buyers will come into the market
as 70 orders the supply and put
the point from which they fell after the last public safe o!
coal II is confidently expected that the promised
Of tolls the SehUyk carrying companies viii be
mads Of October This fact will tend TO quicken
demand for coal and thus favor advance In price to
consumers.
thirteen weeks yet Of the coal
which the q only 2 600 tuns per week VIII
add three millions Of uDs the present production and
give aggregate anthracite taunage for e66 Of eleven and
half twelve millions OF Ii has been estimated that the
market would take this and ODehaH millions tuDs
three millions OF trade 20 the close
navigation which not likely be less than last year IL
there has been mistake TO the capacity
the this else there large amount OF coal
hands Of the trade future very
teriug producers and carriers whatever It
consumers
Th6Nichigan Southern road earned the first week in
September
1896 . s97,oe2 1865. enc 236 Dec. e2e44
Printing cloths The Precedence journal Of 10th Sep
TENDER says:
In the early part the week under review the market for
very hrm and there mapy indications
that holders would succeed in eecting advance bat to
the middle Of the week the demand fell Of TO some extent
dull and nominal OF quotations with parties ready
10 sell both for present and future deliveries az 3ic without
takers for standards. TIE following the sales 5000
pieces t6xo0 iic 5000 do. 6OIC l5tc 1900 do t41t4
i3ic Is coo do G4x64. l3ic. Total "a, 500 pieces.
The following statement Of coal transported on the
Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending Spiem