New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-15
FRIDAY, July l4-P. N.

Gold opened at l43, and sold up TO l43i. The
skes,ly drain for Customs tells upon the market
and materially aids speculation for an advance.
This absorption is Gil evil which the Secretary Of
Tie Treasury should lose no time in checking, by
anticipating the interest due in November as early
- August /. If the 500 loan should be called
coupon off" by vote Of the Stock Exchange
when the payment of the November interest is an
aOuneed, it will force out q good deal of gold,
which, in the absence of anticipated interest, will
be boarded by the Government, to the damage
Of all legitimate business. Later in the day gold
hsoks and sold at l42i.
All descriptions of Government securities arc
strong, and wanted by investing parties and for
shipment 10 Europe. Bank shares, Border State
stocks and miscellaneous shares are steady, and
offered sparingly. Railway shares are irregular,
bot as a whole firm Erie firm, and sold up to
Ga. Failing to break the market by an attempt TO
overload it, there is evident disposition 10 take
the stock back at any price. Its dividend will be
equal TO that paid by tho New-York Cen.
tra, Of which the quotation is &c. Michigan
Southern continues to be freely cold, but
yields steady. The last annual statement Of
As company described its prospects in glowing !"
sslors, and the public is too readily convinced that
they are less favorable in he'iacc of connued large
earnings, with labor and materials on the down.
ward torn. For Pennsylvania Coal Stock las 10
stesdiy bid. This company will pay the Erie road
On its coal traffic this season $l,5G0,OOo against
$500, 900 last year. After the Board prices were
firm, but there was little doing. At the Second
Board the market was weak, and decline Of la
pr cent took place in the Railway Share list, and
Erie and Reading were freely hammered. The
closing quotations were. n. Y. Central, 94i; Erie,
%; Hudson, 1921; Reading, 1901 Michigan
Southern, 64i; Rock Island. lO7
Money is more active and new business is chiefly
Gone g. per cent with brokers, though per cent
loans are still made. There is paper offering,
md business has been done at per cent for prime
hdorsed bills.
Sterling Exchange is firm, without much demand.
Brokers bills, Csi0lC9l Commercial bills, 1854.
The business cf the Sub-Ircasury was: Receipts,
o6452, 295 S4-for Customs, $685. 900; Payments,
H2Ol, 253 Con account of Loan, SIS, 600; Bal
sncs, ~, 789, 1888 6s.
Tie earnings of the Racine and Mississippi and
Northern Illinois Railroads for the week ending
JULY were:
ass5 s7s2o 10 1864 594 n Increase, t,s9e sc.
Receipts from January to JULY;
ness cal 262 n 1864 s2sl slsls Increase 500 4 So
In Fsights, the engagements TO Liverpool are
$1,000 bushels Corn at I'd. in ships bags and IS
tnns Loswood at 49, To London, per steamer,
1900 bu&. Wheat at Cd, and 500 bbs. Pctro-
Lean ct q. Cd. 70 Hamburg, 800 bbls. Petro-
Ielm at A. Cd. A bark OF 400 tuns was chartered
from Sicil, to Nev-York, on private terms.
Some adDit rogue has distracted the box Of lIar-
eeus Co., containing large amount Of valua-
bles, from tie Mechanics Bank, its usual place Of
deposit tn, manner Of it's disappearance Is un-
known. Thii whole system Of depositing valuable
boxes with bank parties is very loose, and the only
wonder is that hey are not spirited away daily.
The Niagara Fire Insurance Company has de-
saarcd semian,ual dividend of per cent, free of
Government tax, payable Eth inst.
The earnings the Erie Railway for month Of
Jane were:
1855 o. 22552s 10 64 o. OIL s75 81 Inc els3 $50 40
The following table shows the various items Of
liabilities and assets Of the National Banks OF the
City of New-York, compared with those Of the
whole country, April |, 1865: