New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14

(which has recently agreed to 60 into consolidation with
hhe Southern. 1t stated that par has been BID
Nor controlling interest whchhas notyet been accepted
Tue rich territory by the Wabash Road renders
UT valuable feeder to the trunk lines and the action OF
1.-THE Michigan Southern IN absorbing It proves TO nave
een udicious move and likely to strengthen them on
the through business OF the road The generayaceeped
belief OF the street that the Mchgon Southern made
bad bargain, has proved mistake.
The amount Of fractional currency received at the
Treasury Department last week was $3ls900 Shipments
10 national banks s37646O; the United states DEPOSIT
tory at Pitsburg s2OOO The Treasurer holds
rty for circulation s34s9sOOO and for public deposits
HS.ss1OOO.
I The Chicago Republican Of Saturday says:
The demand for loans at the banks to-day was very
rtesdy and firm at the usual rate of interest 10 per cent
Rressng but orders from the country are becoming very
plentiful more indeed, than many bankers desire al
reported stringent While in others are told that money
as plenty enough for all legitimate business requirements
only m far supply and the may be said OF our own
market the movement OF currency 70 me interior was
very far and the more pr ointment hnaneal Ihstuons
are sim ordering currency from New Srk, dne pros
pect being favorable 10 continuance OF the same Inc
amount Of outside and speculative paper is quite large
and heavy premiums offered in the shape 0f interest
ment for about al their oanable funds without accept
ing ms class OF pSpe5 Ie ha some s Tey g0Sa
where leaders do hesitate charge liberal interest
irsSssons beeN banks WeT not srSe TeTe were
few who needed currency to I'LL their country orders
aud they were obliged TO sell exchange for what would
bring. the range paid being q 25Ss 30 discount per
$1,000 The usual sellers not the market having
ordered remlttances OF currency from Newly ork, and
they would not sell at ruling rates over the counter
there ~ considerable making against grain shipments
Bankers buying at Adi of according TO the bill ana
the customer, and selling TO customers and making re-
Itances TO and account OF interior banks at par
The PotsUitie Miners Journal Of Saturday says:
The quantity sent BY railroad this week Is se,O26Os
1uns by canal 65917 tuns for the week, @ 622O6 tuns
against 2 6 tuns for the corresponding week last year
The trade has been dull during the week ana buyers
to drag considerably. The continued stoppaRe OF the
trade canal has also effected the business 70 cOnsd
cradle extent About 20 loaded boats u 10 yesterGsy
had passed through the Paramount Locks and empty
boats lock up, but none OF the empty boats hau ar
rived here up to yesterday, and the dams having
been- drawn of to considerable extent up as high
boats above NorrlstOwn Will be passed through So
the rain that has fallen has not contributed much
canal should be navigable throughout the whole
lime week. at least two weeks must elapse before
the loaded the line return, and be so
distributed as 10 regulate the trade as usual ~ ths ave
be observed that the trade has diminished by railroad
since last week upwards of % 900 tons The intense ex
oemet caused by the terrible accident In the wyoming
religion also checked the product 10 some extent III TINS
county this week The trade sums this week as FOL
lows compared with last year:
wssa Te's y, a Wss ,s aS's
IL will be by the above that again loose about
compared with the corresponding week last
ments. BY the close OF next week we will be behind
again, and IL is extremely doubtful whether we can
afterYard with al the regions IN full OPERATION SUBJECT
20 contingencies, which constantly occurring come
TO exceed last years supply up 70 the middle OF
November, when navigation BY the canal may close.
TABLE Of the Acreage Amount Of Loans, Specie Cfrcd
ton. Deposits aId Legal Tenders the Banks or ne
Gat OF Neto- York Jor me wesk ending Saturday, Sept