New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

coasOld p. FIX. 3D. - Joet Sn aa aS A.. vs.
Money WINS in demand at the opening at per cent
A, cold and with commissions freely paid on curren
,v interest One-eighth per cent was pald on uoN-
,rnments and per cent on Railway shares privately
Int in the open market nothing more IMAM
, was paid in turning stocks. The demand
for money for commercial purposes Is Oh
the increase The day closed with rather an
,asier feeling and the general report was tnat the
supply was better to-day than yesterday. The pay
ment of interest to commence on Monday will cause
large flow of specie to banks which will count as
reserve The banks have presented $3,5O0,0O0 per
cent certificates for payment in the past two days
Sterling Exchange was steady at unchanged rates.
srstclass drawers continuing to hold the bills at NO.
The market was duh.
The transactions at the office of the Assistant
Treasurer were Receipts for Customs, $Ss5,cto; ne
ceipts fer Gold Notes s437 OOO Total Receipts 800
$50 81; Total Payments, $3O9O'46S S5 baiano''
In Fre,ghts to Liverpool, o. 600 bnsh Wheat at Id
and by steamer 40O0 bush. Wheat at ga. "iSS
gov by steamer, 22OO0 bush Wheat ~ .9a o4 IN
The railway reports show the lOHo"i"s laws -
reference TO their earnings:
DSs Moincs Valley Railroad .o
Three first weeks, Oct, 1867 tsllS isOs' '00''O1
Third week Oct ls6s soO,O74 ls67-..... s9s,769
The location OF the Des Moines Valley Gowel Railroad
IA now completed northwaid 50 miles 70 Aioh, D ana,
County The line passes four miles northeast of Ade
the county seat of that county.
Contractors are pushing The work OF the iowa ana
Mnnrsota Railroad from Des Mones to Ames on the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, with NHor' Ats
earlv completion is regarded certainty. -
Tie CITY Council Of ST. Paul have granted 100000
sOyear per bonds to the Chicago aud So Pau ia
road, condition that the cars VIII be running 10
ings by November 1867 and also $4,000 to the Minnesota
Valley Railroad, TO eUabe the latter company TO Drluce
or the ST. Psn SIDE OF the river These appropriations
will be submitted to the voters Of the ely ior lheir fa
The monthly sale OF Scranton coal was largely at
soa d I from x s oSS IS per ian 1900 tuns
boat coal s. 75dS5 va per tup; 5000 tuns OF ge coa
100 tuns Of stove from 50 per tun aud 1000 tuns
chestnut coal from Sc 1895 90
The shipments Of Pston coal tor the week ending Oct,
"a 2o4sl tuns previously 1865 'ol'siS 'us' "
same date. 1867. 7o6.7s2 tuna. -. , ,,,o ,o,,s.
In this market We has esd fluctuations dnI,ng We g A.y ,.
.e.,S ssoe to SS on us spot and a4 se which 6s
sales freely THURSDAY ana rfday asst oo
hs south market Liverpool 1s.'erdy ,hs .a,hS
:sSs to the continued dsSras ,ndtSc gold The market
;DsS sS COED sessd sG ~ .DS 90, aar d are barely
maintained The ssles for he sesk have been ss' bSes o.
hacp, and s n transit Fer q,s de Che ,,Anasg. ass S Ss
For Liverpool $50 bales, p.1re 1906 Brs@es l'2; Ham,
soe 500 Hare 2soOi Bremen ioS HnS5uTs so Yssh; y
,"- s.ed ior St1 %eei By al. isSiSI ayIs
Bremen steam ialc Hamburg taJSl There has bren
.hsI more done n 'lsis cotton curing whls With freight
sac Sss'' Sd We 9DHis aSG sisI sei at s pt RI
tsy steady though moderate decline u al me Ia
touched &c Oh SATURDAY t'e
ssb increased sales. sud YESTERDAY IN I.sPss
the liverpool there hrhtt ADVANCE me
Au'g f sughh account no general but he iMie have oe
s.: s9. S., sss o s s d S., ' G5 Freely. p
eenin1e tbf PURCHASES
Reutheru Of The interior PLANTERS ~,
fee sellers prices exctiR some sections M OeTss az,
II AlabsmS, tho have ssiered From The exec
d Worns and YsiuA See teegaphic reports else
Where Receipts tndag FLdy last s6eN bales
600 AL Soo 10 The last te year They "ou ls, te
destruction. the Nsssppi RIVER ei u sea
General euunsR Nksiuh packet v some 10Y slss TIE to.-
September this I"e tst yea
1880 year The bulk Of the tbs year owe
Il the other Southern p0ris
sgbt HePhs the receipts quite iee IN
they 0uly 1890 bales
Britain France md other foreign ports Dot e1onfh
point tables There much 81 Shipment
although good veses %
berth tr Hsyrs Sew0osns There steamer 1osdng of M
Mobile We understand the Tor Bremen at BauoI
have all the cotton they need r months already secaieC
eotto
bsd occurred
not believe that
weather has been and much warmer
would materially lessen the The letter
b. mail hsnd es spak euc0nngH - the extent Of h
decidedly toward higher hurt@ We Dot
from Galveston NeSOrea1s Mobile and Savannah
fbs weather continues fac for picking.