New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28
n g Gs 1867.
TUESDAY, June 27-P. N.

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TUESDAY, June 27-P. N.
Gold opened at I4li and sold up to 1871, closing
at 14li. AS much as per cent was paid for easl
gold for delivery, and throughout the day thu
market was firm in the face of diminished demand
N for Sterling at 100 9l09l for leading names. :.
VI Government stocks arc steady and in good de
lnand for ell descriptions. Border State stocks ar
stronger-Missouri Go, 74a74I, Tennessee Is, ~
and North Carolina 6s, IS. In railway bonds little
doing. Bank shares are offered sparingly and ar
held more firmly than any security upon the list
In the miscellaneous stocks more done at full
prices. Railway shares, early in the day, were
quite strong, and in many cases an advance was
paid. The improvement was not sustained at the
public call. At the close of the day the market
was steady at an advance over Mondays rates.
The closing prices were: New-York Central, 93S;
Erie, 763; Hudson River lOsi; Michigan South
srn, Oh; Reading, 954; Rock Island, l0l.
Money is abundant at 405 per cent on call, and
6a9I for commercial bills. The Stock Exchange
uses very little money, and lenders have much
difficulty in using their balances.
The business of the Sdb-Treasury was:
Receipts. g. ,3l7 2l-for Customs, $25S,OOOi
Payments, 1894, s5S 7s-on account of Loan,
e4Ol 900; Balance, $i5, 2l3,677 81.
Freights are decidedly more active. The engage
ments to Liverpool are $500 bills. Flour, at Cd;
1900 bush. Wheat, at 3d.; 100 hhds Tsuow, at
20s; and, per steamer, 1000 bush. Corn, at Sd.
To London, 5000 bbls. Flour, at Ia. lOid.; $4,000
y Tallow, al Us 3D.. 900 tuns Oil Cake, at LIS. Cd.
To Bristol, 10000 ID Tallow, at LIS. Cd. An
American schooner was chartered from Beaufort,
NC, to Barbados, with Yellow Pine Lumber at
81 y 1000 #.
The Rock Island Road in the third week in June
shows gain of 81 600; for the whole month its
increase promises to DO slOOOOO. Mr.. G. W.
Durant has been reelected President
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive Of
specie from the port of Newly ork to foreign ports
for the week ending June q, 1865, was s2,023 Al
The ii sclosures In relation 10 the composition Of
Petroleum Companies, just made in the courts,
create good deal of remark among people who
did not examine the various schemes offered dur
ing the mania for oil. This corporation is not al
exceptional case, but represents faithfully large
class, if not majority, Of all tho companies in
existence.
that the orders for goods for the American market
are very large, and that it will take the mills until
the 18th OF August 20 complete orders already re-
ceived; the indications now are that We shall i'm
port much moro than VIC shall export. A sharp,
upward turn in gold may be looked FOR the last Of
July and August, when importer. gin TO remit.
Tie Taunton Gazette says the American Screw
Company Of that city have declared monthly diyi-
dends OF 10 per cert through the year. The az
nual dividend of the Taunton Oil Cloth Company,
Just declared, is 50 per cent, with 80 per cent sur
plus reserved. The Taunton Copper Company and
Old Colony Iron Company pay 10 per cent. The
Locomotive Manufacturing Company has declared
several large dividends during the year.
The Grocers Bank has declared a dvid~ I'd Of 5
per cent free of Government tax, payable July !.
Messrs. n. X. Jessup & Co., No. SO Exchange
place, give notice that the coupons due Oh the lst
July on the following Railroads viii be paid on
that day by them, viz: Chicago and Alton first
mortgage bonds, Joict and Chicago frs; mortgage
bonds, Dubuque and Sioux City frst mortgage
bonds, Dubuque and South Western first mortgage
bonds, Detroit and Milwaukee and Detroit and
Pontiac coupons.
The coupons Of the Providence, Pavtucket and
Central Falls Railroad Company, due July 1, viii
be paid by Howes 81 Macy, No. 30 wall-st
Earnings Of tho Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad
for the third week in June:
ls6s. SCI, l2l 1905. 81 OF Increase sl2e2s
The Racine aud Mississippi road esrued the third
week In jane:
s64....slJ,O23 ICES. s20s79 Increase s59ss
meeting was held at st. Louis CD Thursday
last 70 consider tho subject Of completing the pro
jocted railroad from ST. Paul in Minnesota to that
city. Resolutions were adopted in favor of the
speedy construction Of thelne and for the coatinu-
alton OF slch roads would be necessary 10 perfect
commercial intercourse between ST. Louis and the
different perts Of the State Of Iowa.
The Boston Erening Trovelier reports:
Tho money market is quite easy for loans on de-
nand, at aid per cent Mercantile paper, two 70