New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01


FRIDAY. June 3O--P. NJ
Gold opened at l39 and steadily rose TO l4is and
conld not be borrowed for q day under per cont.
The "bulls" are moving with much confidence,
and are aided by a cheap money market and the
constant absorption Of gold for customs and duties.
The closing price was l4I, and the extremes of the
day, l39 and l4li.
Government stocks are higher by upon all gold
bearing issues and in demand. There are no large
amounts TO be had about the street at quotations,
and holders are unusually firm. In State stocks,
Railway shares and Bank stocks very little doing.
Atlantic Mail is higher and sells at 1888.
Pacific Mail sold at $50. Railway shares are all
higher ard quite firm at the advance. Michigan
Southern rose TO 62i. Erie continues scarce for
delivery and the current still flows toward Europe
Late in the day the market Was very strong; the
closing quotations were: Ne York Central, 81 a
Sls; Erie, 49, Hudson, los; heading, 97s; Michigan
Southern, 62l; Rock Island, i02; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh 90.
Money is abundant at 4 las per cent, and at these
rates cn lers have good deal of difficulty in usins
their balances. Mercantile paper little doing
The rates are g 09 per cent. Exchange is quoted;
Bankers Sterling, 60 days, lO9slo9a; Bankers
Sterling, days, lO930lOof Merchants, 1884;
Francs, long date 5.l7,9l15; Francs, short date
a.i3l95.12l.
The Stock, Produce and Gold Exchanges will
hold 40 session Monday or Tuesday next and
30 far as financial affairs concerned the two days
viii be as close holidays as they can be made.
Mr.. Van Dyke will assume the Office of Assistant
Treasurer at New-York to-day. He has had the
experience necessary to qualify him for the duties
of the position, and will no doubt prove valuable
support to Secretary McCuloch. His official bond
has been transmitted TO Washington.
Nh. John A. Stewart assumes tomorrow the Pres
AGENCY of the United States Trust Company, one OF
the most active and successful institutions in
Wal-st.
Freghts are fairly active and rates are irner.
The engagements to Liverpool are 10000 bush.
Wheat at SD. in bulk and ships bag; 1000 BUSH
Corn at SD; 1900 bush. Com to I'LL up at I'D,
and per steamer o. 900 bush. Wheat at Cd. To
IAghorn 300 hhds. Tobacco at 3s. Cd. An English
bark was chartered TO Cork for orders at Dos. i'd,
and bris to Penarth Roads at 4s.4d.
The Globe Life Insurance Company publishes to.
Aay its first annual statement. From OLA policies
insured it has sustained but loss of $1,000 Its
premiums for the year were $234,39 and its
amount at risk is s., 742,337.
The subscriptions to the 7.30 loan received by
The First National Bank to-day were 70, 900.
The earnings of the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad for the month ending May 81 were ISL,
CPS 30.
The Toledo Blade of June %, says:
The stockholders OF the Toledo AID Wabash Railway
COMPANY me. az ts Office IN this city, today Tor the
purpose OF taking into consideration the proposed con
. sobSaton With the Great Western Railroad Company
for 1850 the Quincy and Toledo Railroad Company and
the Illinois and Southern Iowa Railroad Company
There were 60 COO cast OF which number oi3ss
given for the approval and ratification Of the pro-
posed arrarg ement and II. go against IT, The agree
ipent was thereupon declared confirmed. The Illinois
Companies take action upon tho subject on the Vth;
No doubt ia entertained OF the result in their case and
the consolidation is regarded as inevitable
The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday, reports:
The demand for currency is very moderate at pres
emit, and the bankers are Supplying their customers
essy at Il i a. = pc, cent fi per Month.
There was O better supply Of Eastern Exchange TO-
day and the market was easier but quotations are IN
TIE Springfield Republican says:
There never was great demand for trst-ciass 10
male operatives to work IN the Manchester cotton
mills as at present. The Am0skeag aud Stark milk
would double their present amount II they could only gel
plenty Of good viewers. The Chcopee Manufacturing
Company at Chicopee Falls manufactured IN the veal
ending MAY 81, 400 1872 yards Of cotton goods and
consumed A. i4l bales Of cotton. This Company have
contracts now TO manufacture the whole production
more or less OF $50 looms on prints till October also
800 cases Of trade cotton fannels, 5000 quilts and
the production Of mill on l04, l.4 and l24
sheetngs beside making goods for the general market
The Salisbury Mills Corporation has declared div
report of the Nashua (N. H) Manufacturing Company
shows that the amount OF yarn manufactured the pas
year was 7o1 l7lb. and 5277.656 wards OF fannes
de- were also turned cut In the same time. The snaiy
sis Of the profit and loss accounts show gain in thu
three mills Of 1907 Ol3 60; for rents and dividends o
gns stock a III Is; balance Of interest az credit
Gin 70; making total Of s3llg7 a. tho amonn
Maid for machinery Sal 3 81; the Government tar the
&rst sir months ssi. $50 III tho balance at ths
credit OF profit and loss the beginning OF the year
42s6 SEA O the Improvement the guarantee account
was s5e CSC 90. which. adding the gain to the prof
Al spd loss account gives S34 $50 IS 40 the total i'm
prove1nent In these for the year. The amount
ct the disposal OF the company Ut present for tns
prosecution OF business and the payment OF Dividends
upward OF $500 after setting aside 100000 for re
s veirN and divfdenis Ths: Jscksoa Manufacturing
cUnpanys annual report shows thar notwithstanding
~ lAd HUss cVttop manufacturing b&le ~