New-York tribune., 1868-10-05


the heaviest days business that has been done in
three months. .t-. ..o 49,
rs as ts.l peo r1ei ilasirrs zoo Co. new los, a,l
u s. S., lssl 9iI8 q 2 $50 Con- G7 iosiebfa
Us go COu o. Il3 allSb l. =. 520 Col 20 Ia dBl
l. s $40 Cou 'c5 iiosSin IT, s. ioio Cot ioiisi0S'
The following are VIM. Heath & Co.'s ias' quota. 9
tons of stocks: ' 20 '' goo
Gold. ......ij.l IIIo.l Bads,oa gyerls5 si
Cumberland 80. - sji oi,WxWs,..., eli "a
"fli fxress ts1o 49, 90, sil IT. < st. Paul 49, g
American Express IS 49i 81 & ST. Pau pref s9l q
Ada@i aited EfEIs.' siJtes % q, 81 dGo o8o < ii
Merchants L. TX. 23s q Boston, H. q f.. 81 q
E&aiGEsiiyer'. &6SScis 2i MGR MGR i
Manposa Pref.... I5l 15j Illinois Celtra..ii7i is
faefSe PaeISe Nal 1 Siey isye T6l lms
Western Un Tel 3l3 38l Rock Island ....lcal l8as
A. y. Cent. t........l2ss p9 Northwestern. 81 -
Eae Preferred " G9i 5oi I 'f1l r.
The following were tic bids for Bank stocks:
Ncw-Yors s............I3s East River ...........Ie1
Hmeriea Shoe and Icaticr.''.'iS1
Phoniv ........lO9 Corn Exchange. ...s....l2s
&oTth River----'l99 Hslne -, i6e
Merchants Exchange ii5 Inror:ers' ana IiTdcTs'2s
Leather Manufacturers 1S0 Frk. ..l5o
Sfotc ~ NSv.Ydri iis fcifTal Naiioilai - iost
American Exchange. 1904 Fourth National. .lO5s
Chatham . i5 Ninth National,
And the following for RaiiroadFbouds:
y y Cent Gs, fss3... 95 Grt Western lst ~ ,s io5
y. Y Cen. Gs. Is7..... % Git Western I'd bit % 'si
y. Cen. ~ ls55-7G., l2l Gana a, a Cmc2 SAtd. lol
Ere lst ~ Ext lg5 9i GaE Js 81 20 Pssi, 3,
Hud. R7s, Isl NJ, 69-'7o ol Norris IaseX ~ Agu ~
Mcl Cen G. '69-72. III NewIor-ey Cen. 81 NJ. I01i
Mch c. new1 NJ g. 81 is Pitts F.w & che lstA isS
,ch 81 7p. CO. 2M..' % tieye, ittS T.! "a. 70
HIfoG & r n ISL Mort q chic 4 AL s. y Ist NJ iOi
Che. & n ". 5. Fand.. 9s lChic Ats. Income u
Sons9S Con PeEfen' con 20 20 bi ba5 SONY S G. st NJ g
Han. &st yo L. g. l0l Nh q e. A. ist D.. q n l9-t
Lofk o + %yd ~ ~ Me ,forioaie 9S,s 81 si - r st NJ PSI
To WIN ex..- % M 4 st e, PAU u, La AdiE p
Toll q ". Equip BIDS. 20 Cuc MI ISL M'.''-. eo
Money opened firm at per cent, but after the one
o'clock board heavy offerings were made, with rates
as low as 3 per cent and for the moment tue corner
IN money has let up. 1t was noticeable however that
the loans were offered by tho house who locked
up money early in the week. To-day they returned
j.2JOO0O greenbacks which they had previously
withdrawn and succeeded in loaniDg less than
g 100000 Of the amount, proving conclusyely that
the spcculatOrs the street we've fuzzy supplcd
with funds. and that the squeeze as iar rs STOCK
spectators were concerned was a perfect failure.
The last week has shown quite liberal shipments OF
currency to New-Orleans, to move the cotton crop.
Two banking institutions shipped one million OF dol
lars and report that the movement in that direction
will be more active during the coming week At
the West money Is very stringent with renewed
demand on this city for currency. lhe breadstunS
movement will soon require money to move H. as We
are within two months of the close OF navigation.
and before that time large amounts viii be rushed
TO market and although artificial causes are removed
we may expect active money market at legal
rates during the balance OF tho season.
NEW-loRK cITr BANK RLroEr.
specie. si2eo8lsa sl1,757,535 Dec. ss461ls
Legal Tenders. C.5,7j'J GO,2iO4i1 Dee. 5,Ahl2J
Total reserve. s5cl9o;o 7l,o977s2 Dec. s'lea,s7r
pero.lts s501ocs51l sl7l9l9177 pee. S7I1B7
Crculaton....... 5lo'o'l 3i'l'4'a" me-. Ni'Ce
Total Liabilities. S2J6li9Io5 s229O,3sS Dcc...S5,orl22
2j per cent res. 5'"@"o o's'"to
Excess over legal
reserye........ sl7101233 NL7222si Dcc...s2l3l9l7
Loans... .... 97l253.5ll 2555S,sC5 Dee. sl.7I966
These figures reflect the condition Of the banks ut
the close of business on Friday The loss in specie
was $Si6lls in Legal tenders, $3,9ll29; circulation
increased s0i OBS deposits decreased a. 149lji loans
decreased 81 1865 On Saturday the condition of the
banks was entirely changed by the depostine of ~
$4,000 greenbacks in the Continental Bank, and
$lOO00O0 in the Bank Of Commonwealth, by the par
ties who had previously Withdrawn the money from
circulation for the purposes of locking up so that tho
state of the banks they stood Saturday night
would show a decrease in deposits Of S2O0OOOO, and
an increase of legal tenders Of sjOOOO which leaves
the banks relatively stronger than they were last
week.
Nlcs,rs. Clark Dodge * Co. having completed the
purchase of 100000 Indiana State IS from the
proceeds of the sale of the per cent Pacific Rail-
road bonds have forwarded them TO the State Treas
urer and have cancelled all liens Of the State upon
the road They now offer the balance, about $780,
0O0 more of the bonds due in lsSS. interest payable
February and August The proceeds are 10 be used
10 pay oil maturing loans, and not for works OF
construction OF any sort This Will place the ndebt-
edneSs of the road in one consolidated loan of e. &C.,
0O0 on a road running from st. Louis TO Kansas City.
2S3 miles. The earnings for the present year will cx-
eeed 81 100000 and the requirements Of the road for
interest will be but $4,000 in gold, and Is one OF tho
best investments on the list and superior in some
respects to Government bonds
Sterling Exchange was dull with rates unchanged.
We quote London GO days, 10S.0l0ss; London. sight,
l0S.GlO9l London prime commercial l0Sal0S'.
Paris long. 5.2005.lSa Paris, short, 51IiG5lG.:
Antwerp, 522iG5.9O; Swiss 5.22i a5.2O; Hamburg.
Sjid35l Amsterdam. 4Os G4Ol Frankfort, 80, ~;
Bremen. 59a 19.; Berlin, 7lldu!.
The days business at the office of the Assistant
Treasurer was follows: Total Receipts $S59@O %;
for Customs S9SOOOO for Gold Notes $25 1000; total
Payments sl,553.O65 ~: Balance $949G,O9o 10.
The railroad reports show the following facts in
reference to their earnings:
Chicago and North WeSfe1T
4th week. Sept, S47sl63 81 lS6i.... 75jA %
Month do ,5lSls3 2J .$l44S,9i3 81
Detroit and MaraUkee.
3l week Sept 1868. SifS55 1867. S49S
The Baikcrs lltga.ae contains elaborate article on
tue past present productions Of gold and silver through
ont the world including the production since the dscov-
cry OF America: production in the Nineteen century to
the year the production since the discovery OF gold
In California the present annual production III All couh-
The earnings OF the Chicago Burlington aud Quincy
Railroad for the years ending April 30 1867 aud lSOS as
The American Railroad JOufNQi were rs IOl-