New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

Toti eScas.yc specie iG, 1850 il4is,l7s l46l2Oll9
TIE Rutland Marble Company viii pay, Goth inst,
dividend Of per cent.
The Delaware and HUDSON Canal Company is being rap
idly merged into a railroad corporation Their plans in
the northern coal field include beside their present road
link between Wikesbarre and Providence and between
Carbonate and Lanesboro, and connection from the lat
ter place With tho Albany and Susquehanna Il is also in
tended 20 construct railroad from tho present terminus
Of the existing road Honesdao where tho canal begins
alongside their canal down the Lackawaxen to the Della
ware aud along the Delaware 70 Port Jeryis thence to
defect southwark mounting up the side OF the Blue Noun
tain TO pass through the gap occupied years ago by line
surveyed by the Pennsylvania Coal Company whose route
struck the Delaware about IS miles below Port Jeryis
But whether the Port Jcrys route WILL after crossing the
Blue Mountains continue east to the Morris and Essex
Railroad or by an independent line to the Hudson River
at Hobokcn ia not vet determined
A line Of road is being constructed from Farm
ington forty miles west from Keokuk, and on the
Des Moines Valley Railroad TO Nebraska City, on the
Missouri River IL will be 2OS miles long Work has
been commenced at both ends and It is expected lay
several miles of track from Nebraska City before the
Winter From Pennington west for 100 miles the roate
is nearly graded and will be ready for the iron in April
next The construction of the intermediate portion is
expeoted to be the work Of the Summer Of 1861.
The Chicago Tribune Of Thursday says;
The money market presented few features worthy OF
note Most II the discount houses epoed an active demand
generally speaking gran account There were oruer5 re
ce,ed u Milwaukee currency but not To largo amount
Grain paper closely Disseminated and where advances are
made MID, margins invariably insisted on HE market u
eas for prime business pipert 10 cent TN ihe seet eo
ganturs arr placed l5Vor cent and Inferior names ~ =
% cent Der aunm parcels OF Milwaukee, exchange were
,cd on the market this morning and rates were thhde
cr m consequence with sales between banks az par 10 -
cents premium but tho afternoon there was stronger feel
Inc MI Transactions - cents premium though az the coie
be market could not be- quoted strong OF TINS hge counter
rites were unchanged-pr buying and lO premium seinb
Buffalo and Ospcgo sight were nAen at 9G5lOoh
The Cincinnati Commercial of Thursday observes;
The demand for discounts sl good and tho market u
gradually wording closer the supply Of currency however Is
sufficient for all egilue purposes and hrstehs business
men experience difficulty negotiating loans and outside
parties meet with little encouragement Rates OF interest are
firm at per for unoXcptionahe names aud 10 per
cent for good mercantile paper Exchange RETAINS du the
demand being ouy moderate and the receipts are increasing
The bankers aIe still receiving II at par though outside parties
experience some difficulty selling Ut this rate The current
selling figure .0c Per oo premium though 1Jc Is charged
for small checks
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Com
paDy for the fourth week in October were;
Is66 sa s7e 20 IS s3a 900 81 Increase. $50 orc IS
The earnings for the month Of Octohcr were l2lDo6
Reported earnings in October lstS.... 1885