New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

rates OF transportation furnish arguments IN lie favor
The business m New-York Central was quite small
during The day but the stock was rmer at the close OF
the First Board and in the afternoon. IL is stated IN
officially that the July earnings promise about sooooV
against 1901 600 in the same month Of 1883 an increase
Of nearly 100000. The Western shares, with the
exceptions given were rather tame at quotations. but
the market took the stock offered very well,
and shows remarkable degree OF strength
sfter such rapid and continuous advance There was
rather more doing in State Stocks at decline OF
cent in Missouris. For Railway Bonds the market
was yery strong and still on the ascending SERIES
Chicago and Northwestern First Mortgages fell bsek
at the First Board with sales Of 10000, but were
frm in the afternoon The Second Mortgage advanced
to 35l, with Gales of sl7 ooo and we hear OF private
transactions TO the extent Of 600. Illinois central
and Michigan Southern Bonds were in good demand. An
the Second Board prices generally better and the
market closed steady The latest prices were as fo-
lows: For Tennessee Go, 90d90i; Missouri 6s, sligo
81; Cumberland Coal Company, preferred, hl 9lo;
Pacific Mail, S5i a Sc; New-York Central kaiirosd,
s3Ias3i; Erie Railroad, 22l a2l; Hudson River
Railroad, 57ia5S; Harlem Railroad, l6i 6loa; Hsr-
lem Railroad, preferred, 43i a43l; Reading Railroad
4044l; Michigan Central Railroad, 55s a 80; Mich-
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, $50
1871; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guar
anteed 39I e39l; Panama Railroad, 1861 slAi ILL.,
nois Central Railroad, 75s75l; Galena and Chicago
Railroad, 7OI e7O,; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
81 a37i; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 75t0
75l; Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 1919
so; Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, 96i 6T
In foreign bills there is little nothing doing, but
rates are steady. Sterling ia 1901 el0 Francs, 5l5
a5.13i.
Freiphts to Liverpool, 600 boxes Cheese at 5os'i
9 500 bbls. Flour at 2s 3D.; 10000 bush. Wheat at
eIalod. in bulk, and lOl l0Id. in bags; and per
steamer, 100 boxes Bacon at BIS. To London 2o,oV
bush. Wheat at IOd in bags; 800 bbs. Flour at 3s
The business of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts,
423l, $50 l7vfor Customs 49,, 600; Payments, s294
547 n; Balance, s5,2l7 ,533 H.
The third weeks earnings on the Southern Michigan
are unofcialy reported to show gain oil about
$500.
In Money there IL no change to notice. The supply
ON call il superabundant at sac p cent. Paper is
freely passed at the same rates for short acceptancss
and 7 y cent for long dates. The business OF the
Clearing House was $2l ,24s,O 600.
Wsare authorized by Mr.. Campbell, the President
of the Harlem Railroad Company, to state that the
article in the financial column Of The Herald yesterday
is entirely without foundatlon. Inc ConiPany 70 Nv"
in better condition than for many years past The re-
cepts are constantly increasing, and the result OF the
present years business will show the ability OF the
Company to pay the interest on all its debt and the
total expenses, which cover extensive improvements
in the road and rolling stock After these payments
there sill remain moderate surplus. The Company
have borrowed no money for the last eighteen months
and the interest on all bonds is paid with great
punctuaGty.
The gross earnings of the Panama Railroad Com