New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

steamer 1900 bbs Flour at S. 3D. and 200 bales Cot
ton at 5-1Gd To London, 1900 bush. Wheat at lOd.
TOROtterdam 900 tcs Lard at $685. and 500 boxes Tx
tract LogwoOd at 27s. Cd. British brig, to port
Oh the Continent. with 1000 bbls Petroleum at u.s.
Thetransactions at the Sub-Treasury today were:
Receipts for Customs sil60O0 Receipts for Gold
Notes. $4,000: Total Receipts, s.3s3,49 81; Total
Payments s54i0SJ &C; Balance, SlO0'23'lG3 53'
The whole history of American railroads may be
searched in vain for q parallel to the scandalous
operation by which the control OF the Erie Railway
passed. on Tuesday last into the hands oil the Di-
recors Of tn. B,s+on and Erie Road. 1t is notorious
that the Bostog party were elected by proxies "ioh
they had bought at a per cent; that they had no
sooner osc rained the result of the election than
they Organized the new Board, and proceeded forth
with "a mass resolutions binding the Erie for the In
terest and principal of 100000 of bonds issued
bv the Boston and Erie Road, and thus far aOso-
lutelv unsaIabe; and that this nefarous transaction
completed but not till then, cOmplasant director
resigned to make room for Mr.. Drew who what
ever his faults may have been, would never have con-
otod IN Law this last feather on the breaking back
of this unfortunate company. These things are, we
saw notorious 1t is further freely said by the Dos
ton partys friends that all the stock which had Deeh
bought to accomplish this result has already Deeh
sold TO credulOus spectators who fancled that inc
new direction would put up" the price that prohV
of over ST. 600 has been realized the operation,
and that the Boston party, having accom-
plishcd their object are now prepared to resign IN
favor of the old Board anybody else who wants to
be director in the bankrupt concern. 1t is very
doubtfulwhether anything could have saved the Ere
from ruin Its net receipts fall steadily below ITS
wants for rents and interest on Its bonds. Another
rcceivership sooner later, seems inevitable Bntlf
the ill-starred concern had a chance OF escaping
bankruptcy the Boston gentlemen seem TO have re-
solved to destroy it by adding Si,0p),O00 to debt
already greater than the road could bear
Ii is announced to-day from Washington that the
$50 notes have been very skllfuy forged Ii appears
that considerable amounts of the bogus notes have
been sold TO the Treasury by brokers III this CITY, VINO
are notified to replace them Bogus notes have also
been received from cOur try correspondents ol brokers'
aud it is evident the rogues u;terng them have ex-
tended their operations over wide field. Dealers
in this city now hold quite important amounts The
bogus notes differ from the true IN this: The spurious
one being to inch longer than the genuine, aud in
the seal which is rather larger than in the original
tho lathe work. surrounding the edge Is more
coarscly executed. as appears when examined by
maCnifying glass The countcrlcits appear 10 be
confined to the $1,000 denomination none other
having been discovered.
Tic Boston Adrcrfiscr says:
The market whole. does not show that degree OF
should have bccu made Ia ict DO many of the places Of
supply is reported tight Ine uent J., said 20 n9
drawing quite freely and, although ihce s no decided
puch many of the banks afc slll n0 iu condition 20
lend freely. Others however are aW to meet 'ht WANTS
Of their customers 10 moderate extent but rates nre
sin firm Call loans are stiff 30 per cent Oh GOyclnincut
coia.cras and iu eounts 10 be four months paper
paws per cent ana ur%.d n outside p,t @ ,ae sur ua1s
Offering ~ rates ranging from 10 pr ce.i.
The Boston 7rdrc'T says.
Our New England trade q general thing. T. not ~
prosperous condition soSe nr,'t nln.',' "i .nm,,'
uck as -ip hUildng, are murn depressed "a" u,t+
Interests not successful; and nan5 n%Ice- - manu-
featuring arc very dun ana "a rrc,,r. thr great h-hs
Interests look far from prosperous Or i'fner ait hn
of Imported goods From all these considerations u VII
seen that not 10 have an excessive ah u"uo
this year. bat II will pcrhaps, bc as well i hc Gnu 10
hayc all classes in tho country purchase 90 moderate
quantities. and with care and discrimination ihc pros,
better s. itl prudent purchases THIS Fall than with H-
o,er,tions The euornnu. Auiumua sales ~ lc' aud
business In March. ApHl, ard May following.
The sljcqgo Tribune OF Tuesday says
business IN financial circle generally rather quiet
to-day. and IN some quarters 1t vas pronoun,,d ah.'
Tho demand for discounts was however moie lfes1nE'
many borrowers vino had re.ra.nti nom nHhms ~
picaton until after the Iainr p t-e sla' Hr's l'
I'm their claims. Paper was c.sr! -crpt.'lf"d ana none
save dep".it0fs ih t ~, o l: I,,,i'o ~ az g.
commotaton. Tie tcuone Tor currency t' 70 20 'io W.
terror was only moderate. Oo Institution reported t.c
the shipments THIS is hc hfsi iusi-Htn 81 I,'ut npW
tln- season. There Was iur demand Ton currency
against sight bills oh CARGO n "Iu - W. .i,.,S
credited up al discount tle n"4@s. i,'l So l"ou 1
comfortably close though the tone Wus custer IVA. on
Saturday, thc quarterly sicmcna were an hLle uP
at an early hour this morning. The GoyeInneI,' VIZ "n,
checking "a moderate tent ON some OF ti' u'lN.!
banks The onerinGs OF hcwNofk tunds were very sii
ana we only heard Of one Transaction between banks, Nd
that .u t.rus not made public Sellers were generally
asking &c., OH with buyers Offering about -. TIE
counter rates were unchanged.
The following sal.s Of real estate were made Oct
Q. by Muller, wilkins & Co: House aud lot No. 7ti
Greeuwich-st., 2lx10 $IlGOO; house and lot ~ 10
Barow-st, 1880, $1,000; house and lot NO'S9 Var
Tow-st. 2lXlO, 5000.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
earned the liist week IN Octobcr:
s5s7l9 70 ls55... S2c5c33 % Inc....toi.7b S
Tho Michigan Southern Road earned the irst week
In October: