New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-14
,Cumb. Coal pref.
TUESDAY. June l3-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, June l3-f. NJ
Gold sold at I43 during the morning, and closed
yl42i The shipment tomorrow is expected 10
be large. The extreme quotations were l4Os al45'
Government stocks ere higher, and 5-zOs are
quoted lcSa 1891. The steamer Of tomorrow taxes
ont seve<al parcels. Under the reduced rate oil
Interest in London, it will be very remarkable IL
attention ia not strongly turned toward American
rold-bearing stocks Border State stocks are lrreg
ular Missouri 6s rose TO 20, and Tennessee 6s fell
to r. The miscellaneous shares were stronger
Quicksilver sold at 53l and Atlantic Mail at IIs.
Railway shares were lower during the earlier part
of the day, but rallied at noon, and were IN very
active demand at full prices At the Public Board
she market was strong ind higher rates we're made
cpon the aotive list with quick market ioI every
thing offered.
Money is plenty at 4a6 per cent on call TO
brokers. At the latter rate it is hard to place
balances. good deal of money is finding its way
into :. 80 notes for employment, and they have
decided preference over any form of paper. CON-
tnercia paper is quoted 81 az per cent, and not in
demand.
Exchange for to-morrow's mail is not so hrIn,
and rates favor the buyer. Bankers STERLING, "
dsys. ll0i IiOf; Bankers Sterling, days 1Oi a
iii; Commercial, 100. a lO9s; Francs, long date
6.I14; Francs short date. 5Ss
Frsights are dull The engagements to Liver
pool are $50 tuns Mahogany on private terms and
Der steamer, :, 900 bush. Wheat at SD, anu 1000
boxes Cheese at Dos. 025s. To London, 2oO bbls.
Flour at Is. Cd.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive Of
specie) from the Port Of New-YoIk to Foreign
Pors, for the week ending June 49, 1862 was
t2,l05,979.
Flax & Hatch received subscriptions to the
7S0 Loan to-day amounting to $26l, 100
Hudson River stock was specially active. II 10
stated that quarterly dividends will in future be
paid. Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt has been elected
President. As he is the largest stock and bond
holder in the corporation he will give to it the
same attention which has made his private business
% successful The Erie road received the first 10 days
in June sic, 400 At the Second Board the market
reacted, Erie selling at 7sl, Cleveland and Pitts
burg at gu; the balance Of the market was droop-
ing but in the street prices improved and the mar
ket closed steady. The closing prices were; Enc
7si; Hudson, lO51; Michigan Southern, e4I; kock
Island, 9Si; Fort Wayne, IS.
We arc requested to call attention to tie propo-
sal for $50. 900 Riot Damage Indemnity Bonds No.
2. bids for which will be opened on Wednesday,
June H. at O'Clock p. ID. These bonds are duly
authorized by the Legislature Of the State and the
Board of Supervisors Of this county, and Will bear
Interest at 6per cent, PAYABLE hafyearlyi the pTn-
opal will be redeemed on the Isl Of November,
1882
The Michigan Southern road earned the first week
In June;
ls64. le3 le65.-.....:.;;. es3'O2i
Increase. .eI"o~o
The Michigan Central road earned the first week
In June:
1864. on ls65......:...:;s7GS
Increase. sI4,2o2
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad earned the
6rt week in June:
1865. ,79s ils64......... Ga
Increase. .sI,'ci
The following is a statement Of coal transported
on the Delaware and hudson Canal:
For the For the
week. season.
Del and Hud. Genial Co ............3 562 1924
Pepnsy lyunia Coal Co...........--.- 109 1898
Total tups 1921 2li,757
FOR the same period last year;
For the For the
week.
pei and Hudson Canal Co... 1910 209.4C0
Pennsyivania Coal Co..........- OG5 lOl SCI
Total tuns ...5 O77s 3ll,3H
The following gentlemen have been elected d.
rectors of the Hudson River Railroad for the
ensuing year; G.. Vanderbilt, ID. Thomas Vail,
John III. Tobn, III. +. Clark, James III. Banker, o.
ChaYlirk An Sohau yU,1I;.,, II Vanderbilt