New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21


The suspension Of leading grocery house is an
nounced this afternoon. The firm has long been among
the first in the city in reputation and amount Of
business.
The following is a statement of the movement in
cotton since the 1st Sept. last to 18th Nov:
1857. 1900. 1865.
Export 10 France ............. 10000 1000 1900
Export TO other foreign ports 2looo 1000 1900
st"cE on hand $4,000 3Gso00 1os0OO
Oiwhch during the past week Included il the abGye
Receipts for the weck......... ClOoO Cs.OOO 5000
Expoits TO Great Britain. 1900 5000 2LCoO
Exports 10 France. .-.-.....----. 1000 1900 1000
Total Exports for the week. 1900 22'OJO 5000
The election of directors by the Pacific Mail Ship
Company has been adjourned to Dec 10. The Office
was the scene of good deal of excitement but not
more than was to have been expected under the cir
cumstances The election was stopped by an lnjunc-
tion Of which no less than five were served two by
the opposition and three by the party i'll possession
The books open for transfers tomorrow, but parties
buying the stock 10 not acquire the right 10 vote on
the 16th the statute providing that the right TO vote
rests on the stockholders of record ut the time when
the courts interpose, and make an adjournment
necessary. The injunctons served were as follows:
One from the United States Circuit Court on the applca
tlou OF Brown Brother, Co. ACT. The Pacific Mall Com
pany tie urectors Billings Taylorand Bearis!ey and ne
Superior Court Judge MoCuuu, same IS the preceding
one from the Superior Court, Judge Barnard entitled
Bostwic Gc Allan McIauc 81 al. Ills forbids any cleo
zion 10 take Mace ono from the Court OF Common Pleas
judge Brady entitled Tho Atlantic Mail Steamship Com
pauy agt. Allen McLanc ct al
The following is the ticket put forward b. the
present Directors:
Allan McIane. Elisha Riggs,
francis sklddy, Moses II. GlihheA'
Howard Potter, James NJ. Brown
William DeuuistOun, Louis McLaLe,
Jonathan Thorne.
The following is the ticket offered by the stock
holders who have recently held meetings and adyo-
Gated change in the Directors:
Charles II. Russell, o. J. Joslyn: q,
Edwin ID. Morgan, samuel O. 0Aee4eI, JI''
Abel A Low, OHFer Chai lcG'
Moses TAYLOR George Is. Harrison,
Allan McLsne
The Injunction forbidding an adjournment was
modified and the Inspectors declared the election
adjourned until Monday, the 10th Of December at II
o'clock, noon. One of the iujunctions forbade the
Inspectors to permit Brown Bros. 81 Co. to vote on
the stock held by them amounting TO 5000 shares.
Another by the Atlantic Mail Steamship Company,
restrained the Inspectors from receiving any votes
from Brown Bros. & Co., unless they (thc Atlantic
Mail Steamship Company were allowed 10 vote.
And another Injunction forbade any election what
ever. The whole question will come MP for settle
ment before the Courts on the second Monday IN De
cember the 9th. when the points in controversy wall
be finally passed upon
The Chicago Clearing House Association have
adopted n resolution to tho effect that each bank
shall make a monthly statement specifying the cap
ital average deposits circulation discounts, cash on
hand and available exchange and that, in addition
a quarterly statement, such as are made by the ma
tional Banks to the Controller Of the Currency shall
be given by each member Of the Clearing House
showing the amount Of past duo paper caE loans'
discounts over-drafts. redscounts worthless paper
&c-botb statements TO be made under oath, and
the aggregate of the monthly reports to be given to
the press for publication. This goes into effect the
lst Of December.
Tho Alabama State Convention has adopted tho
following resolutions relating to the debt and inan-
ces Of the State
Peolred That II Is the determination Of this Conven
ton 10 recognize an legitimate Indebtedness OF the state
Of Alabama and we hold that said Indebtedness should
i'm tbs lst Of obi cations we euumerate
First Tic entire bonded debt due Jan. TO- 1901
second The bonded debt created since 1867 IN Iuhulns
eT{yd; Bonds issued in extending matured debts Of
Fourth Bonded or other Indebtedness created during
the last two years together with TAX recep or GER
ti1cates" by authority Of law for paying Iegl3'e OK
peuscs Of the Provisional Government Lrgr1ea h@w
ever, that no Indebtedness bondcd OF 0t'er ~ eIeS'
by the State OK Alabama during the late Rebeon or III
eft directly remotely Of any interest OF the Ecbel
State or Confederate Government shall in any manner be
recognized by this Convention
The present debt Of the State is rs follows:
Amount Of bonds bearings per cent interest.
payable in London. 1866, and renewed ~ ..,oooo
Rack interest on same, funded with per cent $4,000
Aln 0avsi ~ in London in is7o ''. 6ssOOO
bac bonds isi's' " '''. s25co
s,4s2,5CO
Amount of bonds bearing 5per centin $1,000.
terest payable in NeE,YS9r5k ;.,,,; s2'lo''o0O
Back interest On same funded win oo-, o,oo o-o
per cent bonds, payable IN loCO--. Eoe'O-zooz'ooO
Amount Of bonded debt sOG5. 40
Amount of per cent bonds sold since 1866,
ISSUED 10y Act Of Legislature, approved Dc ,,oo
cember is, booUO
Sixteenth Section Trust Fund lnGOO
University Trust Fund ..-.-.-...'...-.'.-' SoooVV
Total debt s6lSO9lO
The market for Printing Cloths was active on
Thursday and Friday. The following are the sales
for the past week. 5000 pieces 56xG0 &C., 5000 do Sex
co. &c; 10000 do 64x64 &c, common; 1900 do 64x
g. 6Ic. common; $4,000 do. 64xG4, &c, standard;
10000 do. G4x64, 6Ic, extra Total, 5000 pieces.
Providence Journal, Nov. 49,
The following is a statement of coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending
! Nov lG, 1867 and for the season:
Del and Hud. Canal Co. ..........G,574 1,26G,I1
Pennsylvania Coal Co... 415 2lo5S
Total tuns. 1895 1,3l9,9OO
For the same period last year:
Del and Hud. Canal Co..........29,s7s l,22o,0l9
Pennsylvania Coal Con- s24 A.7s4
Total tuns sO,l99 l,2A.SOs
Union Coal CO-nOne.