New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24
Tie coal transported over the L,hish Valley Rail.
road for tho week ending July Il, 1863, and since

TIE fret bonds Of tho Milwaukee aud Horizon
Railroad Company. and bonds OF tho City OF Mill
waukee, issued to The Milwaukee and Horizon Raj =
road Company, will be exchanged for tie new Be-
curitios 1T No n William street
The Broadway Insurance Company, with sur
p!us Of as 300 las declared semi-snnual dividend
of five per cent, payable Angus. 3. The Rutgers
Fire Insurance Company will pay Is, August senli-
annual dividend Of per cent, free OF tax. The
Gebhard Fire Insurance Company will pay lat Au-
gus. e scmi.annus dividend o. ) per cent, free OF
tax. The trustees Of the Commercial Mutual ln-
surance Company have declared q scrip dividend Of
twenty-five per cent, for which certificates will be
Issued on toe Is, Of October. Six per cent interest
will be paid on the outstanding scrip on the llih Of
August, on which day eighty per cent Of tho cerii-
Gates Of ,ho issue OF 1853 vii! he paid in cash.
The money market continues in favor Of borrowers.
Loans which were matured at cent have been
replaced at y cent 10 considerable extent. Six
y cent, however remains the general rate, while Il
few loans are still made At Y cent
The closing price Of God for the Lac. three days
ha, not varied materially. although it has iluctuatec
darir the morning and afternoon Of every day OF
Ls week A, the First Board to-day the sales " ere
g.. 100, ct 1876 l26t, bui the closing pnee thi
evening is 1851 di-ji. TIE movements dariog The
day bayo beeu light.
TITO subscriptions 10 tie fvc-twcnty bonds are
large sgan to-day, tho anoun, being 81 039 250 OF
which $ii6, % were Subscriptions direc, at the Sub
Tr,slIers office, and So. 800 through agents. The
depo sits on Temporary loan were sS0s, 900.
The Exchanges at tie Bank Clearing House thl
morning were si5 33i, $40 -.
The weekly statement Of tho Boston bansc ex
hibi,. in increase OF s3s2, 27 in loans aud tscounts
ard Of $i7,729 in specie, and decr~as. Of $500 %
ia dspoeiu, and $lOG geo in circulation. We annel
the principal aggregates for Tie pas, two weeks:
nab Lo.r,a If, sp,ei. D.po.i,s Creus.'n
JaI, H.. 80 ss5sI5 sI.it 9sl sgo91Is1 sIs Q.
Jay a.. T3.s.7.gH 1872. 20 2.1S721s 7io.,'s
Tho Dry Goods msrke. has no, become set,le'
yet, but there has leen more inquiry and more bus
ness. There is no general disposition TO bay, how
ever. Buyers prefer to wat little longer, psrtcu
larly as their necessities IRE not grea. nj present
Standar. ieGvy Brown Shes,ings have settled q
49,, decline Of 20 y cent from the closing pric,
Of June, bnt ,his IL the ONLY ee which has We
ASSUMED fair fixed value. Lonsdale "a DoscheS
Musllps are held NJ 3oc. by the regular sg-n., bn
I lJOOtU ~ ~ScI iSs3 ave eV.o ve""
this priee. Prints remain unchanged with hTs
hands. The agents are intending TO mako u chang
be .oon NJ they see evidences Of decided demand
Jobbngprices of Prints have declined about lc. from
the hishos. prices OF June, Merrimsc aud Cccbee.
excepted which are s,iil beld At &c. Sirague
aud Pacific are jobbod 81 l9c. In stripes, ueks an
Jenms there is y disposition TO make .soiAe con
ces,ion, but We can quote no liked prices. Tber
10 some demand for wooden goods from tho city ali
Western clothing trade. chiefly Jewish buyers, at
decline OF v cent on pain aud ~ y cent On fame.
goods, but there IRE few houses who are yet read.
to make 10 much OF a concession. There have beel
some considerable Gales OF low pric, d light weigh
csssimeres, however, by two or three houses, u
concession equal to tie views Of buyers. and "
hear OF sale oi s. goods AT 81 10. As a genera
lhing wooden manufacturers unsettled in thei
idess, aud are .tll waiting before they make gen
eral 'alleIa,.on In their pnces