New-York tribune., 1868-10-07


Toi 4 Vim ex......, 81 n. York n. Havens's %
Money is steady at 6G7 per cent, with the bulk of
transactions at 7per cent among brokers. The de-
1uand for currency for New Orleans is steady and
three or four banking institutions shipping mod
erately this week. There is also some demand from
the West Although no large amounts are called
for at present. the drain is sufficient to keep the
prices of call loans steady at about legal rates..
Sterling Exchange is Fduu at quotations: Lon
don. co days. 1Os lOS. London, sight, 1Osta109s
London prime commercial, 10Sdl0es; Paris, long.
52Oa5ls.; Paris, short, 517l G5l6a; Antwerp, 5223
a59O; Swiss, 5.29l a5.9o; Hamburg, S5l 1851 Am
sterdam. 4O,Q4O! Frankfort, 4o.a40.; Bremen, 70
G7q3 Berlin, i1EG14
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant
Treasurer. were: Receipts for Customs, $4,000;
Receipts for Gold Notes, $1,000; Total Payments
rj9504 80: Balance $y4,l9S.557 a. Total Receipts,
t2194.1m 81.
The movements Of Pacific Mail have been the prin-
opa tonic OF interest on the street. it having sold at
12ja1Sl3 il is reported that Webbs line has sold
tae steamer Oreeonian which is looked upon as pre-
paratorv TO Withdrawal Of the line in well-iniormed
quarters.
The MaEiposa Estate has passed from the hands OF
the stockholders and is now held IN trust Tor the
benefit of the owners of the Trustee Certlhcates'
who were originally bondhoders of the old concern,
upon the amount of their bonds to pay lien upon
ssven-eighths Of the property, amounting 10 about
$4,000 in order to get possession. Up to that time
the Company had had clear title TO one-eighth OF
tbe properfy The amount of Certificates is about
t5OOCOO bearing 10 per cent interest The trustees
hold the property for their sole benefit until they are
paid in full There are also OF the FIRST Mort
cage bonds outstanding, with large amount OF ac-
cumulated interest, which are also lien upon tue
estate all Of which must be paid before the STOCK
holders can come in possession OF the property Ihe
First Mortgage bonds are offered at 20 with accrued
interest and the Trustee Certificates salable at
about 40 in small amounts. 1t is supposed that the
property is worth enough under good management
TO satisfy the claims Of the certificate holders and
perhaps ultimately of all the bonds.
The return OF the Bank OF England for the week ending
September g. exhibits no change OF importance. ING
Bank OF France for the same week shows the
following changes An increase n the treasury .ianSe ~
& o. xto dSfesse ~ ts o @ @ in The notes ssned
Of f6O; in Of 10000, and IN the cash IL
OF Printing Cloths The Providence Journal says
Plt cloths active owing % th siyanss 10 'o,'g G ne %
Er are tie es 300 pieces 900 Cie o. eIc4 g stan
ss 4 Coo do s.sss s,s d. sSa ne 200 DO s''s'
The Rsroad reports show the following facts IN ref
erenee TO their earnings
Month Of september. $i5O2O2 Ga 1867 s8s29s5 %
Month o. september 1861 slo2ss2o 1857 s75i 7ss
At meeting Of the Board of Directors of the Man
ufacturers and Merchants Bank Mr. ADIam Ives
retired from the Presidency account OF impaired
health and Alex. Masterton. former Cashier was
elected TO fill the vacancy. Mr. Masterton has
worked his way mp from subordinate position III
the Merchants Bank. entirely by his own industry
aud integrity.
The aggregate amount Of exports, exclusive oi
specie from the port Of New-YcIk TO foreign ports
for the week ending Oct. 6. 1858 was $3,072,56S.
The Ocean Queen brought s2o2,O's 90, consigned
as follows:
Bagrne Kelly sio sog eefwer, fsrgo Coz $1,000 90
Wells L j. isa1fsk hs1.-. bti ~
Pohst 4 Co..... 5es9 o. Tre,of Cogfis... l0ls 90
D. H. u. DaTh...s.. 80 ~.
The Golden Age sailed from San Francisco on the
p2d nit, with treasure cOnsigeed as follows:
Louder IN Pfsu fOsseT Shippers ..... $1,000 %
tsoo Bsuk..., .&le7,l1l iel -
yol9of, kelfk Co. I3lg El I03i.s +<sjei q
Wells. Farso CO. t3.7N Ni