New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

.;,, tho hooks On the Goth inst. II sp-
,,.. the lis. n stockholders Of the old stock Is
Lancer than il has been at any previous nme. Inc
number row reaches nearly ,4Vo, oil whom o'o hod
frou one 10 ten shares each; rs hold ron Ten 10
90 each. 3o7 hold from 20 to % each /" mold from
e. 90 100 each. IS hold from 100 TO 100 each ~ hold
t-on, 900 20 200 each; and % hold over SOo each.
r.. ,ba. the stock i. very widely distributed
-. .,sna;np in the names of brokers is much
49, n;,x.stwo months ago. The low prices have
-, &, number of outsi1e orders, and about 900
1,e, have beep taken out of the street recently
p...,,o iron, 10 III but closed at ut, an improve
-. Sc , \, cen. ON Saturday. There some Phil
aoh;o o,ders in market Erie is quite scarce for i'm
.a;.,. dslverv and sold as high as 80 it aferwnrd
-. oger.d in the street at 2Si, which lie y cent
hotter In consequence Of the reduction OF fares by
this road some of the Western connecting roads re-
fuse 10 sell through tickets over this route we re-
ore, 10 see this disagreement between the Ere and
Central Roads az the business Of both must be in-
;n,ed Nv Il and the railroad service was done too
cbesply before. 1t is the duty Of the managers Of
both roads Ia come TO an amcabe understanding at
l once and adopt remunerative tariff of fares. Ii
matters not what road has been wrong in the past the
stockholders have right to demand that their Interests
shall not be slaughtered. New-York Central was firm
to-day closing at Slt. The Western shares generally
were heavy. La Crosse fell off to 80 034, and Mil
waukee and Mississippi to 81. We understand that
Conmittee of stock and bondhOders of the former
road has gore TO Milwaukee to examine the affairs Of
the compapv Illinois Central sold at 100 buyer sixty
and Is seller thirty The principal business In Safe
Stocks was in Missouris of which II, 600 were sold
at IA; Tennessees were so and small parcel Of Cali
forpias brought SO. The advices from California by
the Star of the West very favorable to there recog
milton by the people ofths debt The Democrats have
adopted this recognition one of their principles
which is supposed to assure its success
There is not yet anything of importance doing in
Exchange for the steamer, but rates are steady
Freghts continue inactive; rates are nominaly the
same The engagements to Liverpool are 8, 800 bush
Grain at 3d.; 500 bales Cotton at Be- 1000 bbs
Spirits Turpentine at g. To London 300 bbs. Rosin
at Is. cd. To Glasgow: 200 bbls. Flour at ls. cd
To Bremen: 500 bbs. Oil at &c. Two schooners from
Jacksonville to New-YOrk with Lumber at 81.
The business of the SubTreasury was: Receipts,
1865 1870 g. including $25 600 for Transfer Drafts on
Boston, Payments, 1871, 4S5 49, including $4,000
California Drafts; Balance, $l0,S54,734 80.
The official bank statement shows better condition
of the Specie reserve than was generally anticipated
the drain last week abroad and for the Sub Treasury
having been over 81 ,6OO 0OO. Under tins dram the
decline in the Specie line has been only $4,000 The
balances have been in favor of this city with most of
the prominent commercial points, and considerable
amounts of gold have been received from Boston,
Philadelphia, and the West. Exchange is scarce at
the West and will continue for some weeks during
which we shall receive moderate quantities of gold
The line of loans shows an enlargement of about
million, while the actual deposits show decrease
Both of these results due to the paying in of INSTALL
ments upon capital which operates to change deposits
in loans. The offerings at Bank rather increasing
but bank managers have disposition to expand loans
to the extent of the new capital paid in.
n,v Lefp; 81 sgss' G,ssstss sS ns9s
July ll.... ll6o28,6ls 1868 l46 s6ea57s s462447S
Decrease ...... sin,7co s2ss,oi2 s42lO.iiO
The line of loans lie now higher than ever before
touched. The deposits chow an apparent large de-
crease, but none of the figures Of this statement, in
comparison with the previous week, can be implicitly
relied upon, upon the recurrence of holiday there
is always rregularity in making up the state
ments.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. l. 1856, has