New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
to SIS ITO, allowing an increase over the receipts
for the corresponding week last year OF $9764.

10 453 ITO, showing an increase over the VceiP'b
for the onesponding week last year Of $9,764.
The gross earnings of the Erie Railway Company
for July will amount to 81 $50, 900, and tho settling
up will leave larger balance than June.
The Hudson River earnings show an increase o'
ST. 900 Tor tho first two weeks in July.
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad were for the third week in July:
1865. s24, zoe so ls64......-...el9,764
Is65. 500, $40 &c .s523.G3s 49
We understand that tho McGregor western
Railway Company are taking measures TO extend
their line 20 miles further TO New-Oregon. TINS
road is now doing fine business. which Will be
largely increased by the proposed extension.
AT Boston the supply of capital continues large
enough to satisfy the wants of tho business COM
munlty, and very little is needed for other pur-
poses by individuals Note-buyers arc offering TO
take prime four months paper at seven per cent,
but very fair names are being sold at eight and
nine.
The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday reports:
There has been little or rain to-day, and with q
good breeze and q bright sun, the weather he's been
highly favorable for the safety OF tho crops Az the
same time the sky Is cloudy and the weather looks
unsettled The accounts from the interior are more
favorable than to be expected from the upward
sensitive than farmers on this subject.
week Of god, dry weather would do mucn
toward insurng the safety OF The crops.
The general produce markets to-day were firm but less
buoy The money market to-day was brisk and close
demand for currency at the various discount houses
fully equal to the supply and closer discrimna'
ton was made than ID usual AT the same tune tne
banks generally accommodated first class customers
readily per per annum On the street rates
were firm at la per cent per month The actIede,
mand for currency by the produce trade has rendered
10 IN for
bankers sold each other st SOC discount and to their
customers at par ITO premium. The buying rate Was
generally 10 discount. The demand by the mercan'
tile trade is comparatively light at present, and win
liberal shipments of produce the offerings are heavy
The following is summary of the statement OF
the Wisconsin banks. as per returns 10 the Con-
troller Oh the Sd Of July:
Capital O., Oe7 coo Specie SO ~
Circulation - 100 a23l Cash Items ........ 1881
Deposits 1884 2i0lPUblic Securities BIZ, 2y2
The amount of 5-2Os taken to-day for foreign &C.
count was about ,OOO, 900; for the week OOo
The steamer tomorrow takes s3,oo0,oco
The movement of Dry Goods at this port for the
past week has been as follows:
ESTrRrD POR CONSUMPTION.
ManuC Of Pigs. Value. Manu-. Of Pkgs. value,
| Wool . IA ego, s22 Fla>. $500. s.s el9tUJ
Cotton. 500 lis 81 Miscelans. 70 &c 1875
Silk $780,. Hs l6l3i3l -. 1900
Total. ..--.....-...-.--...-'1'''o s'"''e'
MansE of Pigs Value. Manu- Of Pigs va'ue
Wool j, so t5os. $3.50 Flax 49,. $40 $500
Cotton. 1880. IS %, 43s Mscellan's.. 40 4,7i2
Silk .......... IS el,oO5i -, ..oo -,
Manst Of Pigs. Value. Maant: ct Pkgs. Value.
Wool ....s5 eGSal fIa1;;,. ~ s'I9 t33
s;1s 80 - ,a Ices sSS MISCELLANY '.
| Total Observation-Disclosures. i,4eJ to" las