New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-27

| Mnd, ett041O Atlantic Mail lJ3tGlUj Cehua
Anerican Transit 3593e4; New. York Central, 1891 a
l34 Erie Railway, 14i0ll4i; the Preferred, lllt6
49, Hudson River, Aos0l4os; Reading, Hn@i4ii.
Michigan Central, l39iel39i Michigan Southern,
9sa9sl tbs Guaranteed, l4li9li2; Panama go; Ih
nois Central l3lt0l3ll; Cleveland aud Pittsburgh,
n4lS ll4I; North Western. 1854; the Preferred s9
ds9i; Cleveland and Toledo, 1914 Rock Island
lliIails; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy l3O@l3ll
Prsirie du Chen, 69i970 Fort Wayne, li4.@ll5;
Toledo and Wabash, 6et00e; the Preferred, 72076
Prices closed higher after e regular meeting OF the
Exchange but there was no heavy operations for an
advance. Governments securities are steady, with
moderate SALE For the new loan there is good de-
mand at Ice The o4os are sa,able In small amounts,
sIoO but not in large sums. Railway bonds are held
ont Of market, and large parcels could be had at
quotations. Railway shares are steady in view OF the
approach of tho Midsummer dividends, but that Is all
There no demand for investment and the street has
now more stocks than at any former time. The closing
prices were: Erie ll5,9ll5s; Reading 1872 Cleveland
and Pittsburgh. ll4i Rock Island, l5; Chicago and
North. Western 81; Chicago and Moth Western Pre-
erred 49, $50; Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chica'
gu rs, Cumberland Cool 73 Mariposs, di.
Freights are moderately active, the engage
ments to Liverpool are a. 600 bush Wheat at said
200 bbs Flour at Od 100 pkgs. Lard at l0s and per
neutral. 81, 600 bush. Wheat at 4G4id. To London:
900 bbls. Flour Is. Cd To Antwerp: IT'S hhds. Tai.
low o. To Havre 400 hhds. Sugar and 200 ties Lard
20 francs and 20 uns Heavy Goods. rs Cd An Italian
vessel was chartered TO Cork for orders, with 1900
bnsh Wheat at a. Cd. and Brtsh bark. same voyage
90 600 bush. Grain OF 4d4ld.
Money ia active at 7 per cent, and in nnmer-
extra rates had upon stock loans There
Is good demand for legal tenders and is freely given
by banks and parties who have to pay upon the recent
loan. The Clearing House 10 not working smoothly.
Banks which fonsomc time sve been decrying the Legal
tenders think nothing SNunl to them. and insist
upon having their balances in them In preference TO
Clearing House Certificates. 1t Is good sign when
legal tenders command premium, and the higher Mr.
Chase can make IL by contracting the volume OF bis
varous issues the better IL viii be for all regular buzz
ness SPECTATORS for rise in all sorts Of commodities
are complaining Of the Interference Of the Govern
ment and predicting disaster TO the Treasury but their
motive is apparent contraction oi the currency
which the department has now steadily in view.
will surely reduce the market price Of commodities.
That sudden return will be made 20 Gold prices Is no,
expected but 1t is quite certain that the policy of
the Government will steadily force prices downward
The fret issues Of Legal Tenders did not rs many sup
posed would be the case unseie balances and advance
market prices II the work Of months, and II was
only after long and patient waiting that bull specu'
lators" upon deprecated currency commenced TO
reap their harvest. Their gains have been enormous
and their calculations were not under the mark. Mr.
Chasc means now to retire the paper money. upon
which fortunes bssed. It's conservative effects may
Do slower than ia expansive movement in the earlier
days OF the Rebellion. but 1t e. quite certain rs those
viii learn TO Their cost Who in their business run conn
fer to the policy Of the Government Thus far profits
have attended all who worked in harmony with the
Treasury and il must coutnDe 10 tie end. and no
." bal" can make money aga!ns, conservative policy
by the Treasury. There may be sylsmodic advances
bu, the financial tide must steadily fall
The City Of Washington takes out in specie
o. go So AID tie saIonla eco. total 81. 5go306
The imports at Ncw.York for the week COM