New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

the Western shares which had Jumped up 20 rap>diy m
The morning Gslena asd Rock LELAND Do
elbsd 70 Il v cent each. For New
York Central there was . very strong
demand, and the price advanced to s4i. 1t is
stated BY parties well informed to the affairs Of this
road that its Autumn business from all appearances
win be larger than at sny time since the consolidation
Of the line This Haterng prospect together with the
int. gent arrangement us perfected at Saratoga nas
induced considerable purchases during the day.
verv large bnsipess At remnneraive rates. must have
favorable influence upon the stock The market for
Railway bonds was strong, and for some descrip-
tions stu higher. Michigan Southern Second
Mortgage advanced to g. and the Sinking Funds
closed 10 demand at 81. Chicago aud North
Western Frst Mortgage advanced I. There
was not much business done after the Second Board
out prices were shade beter and the market cloaed
firm at the following quoiatioDs Tennessee 6s, S9ad
80; Virginia 6s, 500 a9i Missouri Is, Si Ssll; Can
ton Co., l9a a20i Cumberland Coal Co., AtSl5;
Pacific Mail, S4084i; New-York Central Railroad,
S4aas4l; Erie Railroad, 23l a23a; Hudson River
Railroad, 57i 057I; Harlem Railroad, l6i0H; HH-
lem Railroad, preferred, 45045l Reading Railroad,
E}e47i; Michigan Central Railroad, COT a6oa Mich.
igsn Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 1870
10; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guar
anteed, 45045i; Panama Railroad, los log; ILL.,
nois Central Railroad, NOM; Gaena and Chicago
Railroad, 70; S74; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
39Ia39a; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 790
1914; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, $40
S4, Illinois Central 7s, 95 o95l.
The foreign bill market is quiet but prices are steady
Sterling is 1904 alO9t cent? Francs, 5.l505.1Si.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer 200 boxes Cheese
n ylo Rutta of IA
q. I'D a2s 3D., and per sailing vessel 900 bush
Wheat at 1Od. in bulk, 5000 do, in bags at 1oic 50
hhds Tallow at U.s. Cd 80 tee Tobacco at l5s. tce
To ndon, Il, 900 bush. Wheat at IOld in bags, per
sailing vessel and 5000 per Bremen steamer at od;
GOO bbls Flour and Meal per sailing vessel, at d. 3D.
To Glasgow 100 bbs. Spirits TurpeDtins, at ST. 10
tuns Grease Butter at 37s I'd. bark to Cet,e and
brig to Cadiz on private terms
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1921 1872 s9-for Customs, 1856, 600; Payments $2l9
3l7 4O Balance, IS, 292, I69 IS.
The Africa took 1923 900 in specie. The Beekman
Fire Insurance Company have declared q semi-annual
dividend of y cent payable on demand. The Brook
lyn Bank semi-annua dividend of p cent, payable
on demand. The Long Island Bank y cent. The
Exchange Fire Insurance Company has declared q
sepapnual dividend of y cent, payable on demand.
cent PAYABLE on demand. The 81. Nicholas Bank has
declared dividend of T cent, payable August
10. The Morris and Essex Railroad Company 81
y cent. The Newark City Bank y cent,
and the Mechanics Bank of Newark cent.
The third instalment of 20 y cent of the New-York
Produce Exchange Company has been called for by
the Board Of Trustees payable on or before Aug Z.
Mr.. j. Edwin Brown and VIM. 81. Hurlbut have formed
copartnersbp TO continue the note brokerage and
banking business established by the late firm Of Geo.
w. Brown e. Co at No. - Wall street, under the firm
of Brown & Hurlbut. These are highly respectable
gentlemen, with abundant capital. Their references
are Of the highest character The business Of the
Clearing House was $50 1872 500. We notice no change
in money mattes, excepting perhaps little less ease
in passing long paper Acceptances at 6o09O days are
passed readily ut 5d v cent. Demand loans are easy
at Sac y cent, and rather pressing on borrowers.
We are informed by the officers Of the Chemical
Bank, that that institution pays tsxes upon $SoSooo
and not 5000 OO0 stated the statistics from the
Bankers Magazine, published yesterday. ......-
The following table shows the condition of the banks
y the four leading cities