New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
its of the road for six years:

lls6l-62...... l,O3637 80 500 i4y - 9i2'des -
ls62-63. ... 1861. $50 70 a4.4s2 ~ sln03t ~
ls63-64.... l,69l,2t3 IS 529,2l2 "A gel's95 e e
1861 9, lO4. 0es "a l0eo756 "a lo23.3i2 o.
The total number of tuns of freight carried during
the year was 4lO, 4Ol, Of which 1886 tuns was
local and which in the aggregate shows fallng
off as compared with the former year OF ~ OiO tuns
but while the total tunnage shows decrease, the
local freight shows an increase of S}2 tuns The
earnings from local passengers and local freight
for the year amounts to the sum of $517 ,S39 Os,
and is more than the total earnings Of the
road Eve years ago from all sources
The development of local traffic is a great ele-
ment of strength in this Company, and the same
state of affairs is shown by the Michigan Southern,
its western connection at Toledo. The President
Gays:
1.-THE question is frequently asked Now the war Ia
over will your road be able TO keep mp is earhing.
And In reply TO this question we can only say that ths
Increased earnings for six weeks Of the new year. "a
June H. are csc $50 the same time last year and
also point TO the increase Of population and increased
productions Of the vast country west OF Us during the
last four and in the future which II tributary Ia
your line Of road and 70 the largely increasing oca
traffic of the line and 10 the inevitable conclu
sion that the traffic Of your road can only be limited by
the facilities OF the trunk lines enst OF us 10 take The
freight away particularly in tho Winter months
| The N,u. Orleans Times of the 9th remarks
The general tone Of the market has not been nncf
changed today. The quotations OF cotton In New
York on the 9th 0c hove been in some degree antici
pated nevertheless the market is well sustained 1her'
was great hardness in the gold market to-day; the
same may be applied to domestic exchange Prom some
accounts tie stock OF gold is running low The quota
ons from EewYork Of the 9th and yesterday have had
no effect The active demand which has prevailed fo'
two days 10 Of local character being Tor trnrsinis
sion TO the interior, for investment In cotton. Inc
stock Of double-eagles and eagles viii DO eI
hausted in another week. under the demand which
| has been ruling for two days past. There was 9
lively business in exchange. The comp titon among
dealers, exhibited in a light form yesterday
was further illustrated today by the reduction o.
checks on New.York from to ! per cen, discount
business Of the day must have reached $500 600 or more
Though at the opening Of business there was very t
disposition evinced TO acccde to Discount ior eheet
on New.York yet one or two banks having accepted
and 1t was an ordinary matter for good bills to re
cede TO per cent discount
/ The advices from the coal region are not encour
aging. The miners of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany and of the Delaware and Hudson Canal orr
upon strike, which it is feared may be protracted
and some important lines have been interrupted by
freshets. The Reading Road and the Lehigh Cana
by these occurrences have been put In possession
new sources of revenue.
s1arkets-CAa.yuLLI REPORTED vns N y TXIpurr
MONDAY, July II.
| ASHES-The market IL firm and fairly active sales
at 81 80 for Pots. and 81 for Pearls.
| COTTON-The demand has fallen OF materially and
prices are easier closing at about Soc for MddIings
with few sales at Sic. the TRANSACTIONS embrace Oh
bales; receipts, !, 40 bales
| COFFEE-The business has been very lghs and w
have important sales TO advise prices are nominai
Flour AND MEAL-The market for Western
and State Flour 10 less active prices early In the DAY
were So Oc better the low grades but at the close
the impr oyemept was lost. The medium and better
grades firm but quiet the sales are 200 bb,s. a.
6 5oas6 for S9Perhne State % oS6 20 i9r Et h
ming Ohio; 81 lO6ss 10 for Trade and Family brands
and Is 75asll 50 for st. Louis Extras Canadian
Flour du h and h ont S's'I Sw
Of Extra and s7dee rs for Trade and Family do
Southern Flour is dull, but without change In prices
sales of go bbs. at u Oass for Mixed TO Good Sn
perfne Country Baltimore. Co. and ~ 1O0Sll 20 fof
Trade ard Family brands. Rye Flour in fair demand
and ia better; the supply is limited sales Of 80 bhls
at IS 23as5 Is. Corn Meal 10 more aclWe ana hfia
sales Of 200 bbs. at Is IS for Brandywine.
| GRAIN-The Wheat market opened ld2c y bnsh
better under more favorable news from Europe light
arrivals and some advance in gold but closed quiet Al
sales are 1000 BUSH Racine Spring at q 70; 1860
bush. Chicago Spring at 81 4ldel -; 1900 bush.
Milwaukee Club at 81 42asi -; 700 bush. Amber
do at 81 a.; 1000 bush. Red Western at 81 20. and
900 bush. White Michigan on private terms Barley Is
scarce and firm; tho inquiry Is fair Barley Malt 10
frmer and in good demands sales OF 1000 bush; Good
at 81 o. Ohle opened ncd'y, put Sioo'u uhh anu 2
shade easier the sales are 65 600 bush. Western at
5906Oc closing at 500 Rye is in fair demand for er
port and better; the sales are 1900 bush. Western
at 97c. Corn is again better, but closes qniet al the
Improvement; the inquiry Is for the home trade; tie
sales arc 5000 bush. Western mixed at s2Gsac.,
chiefly al CSC.
HOPS are moderately active. the inquiry being for
home consumption; sales Of Old and New Crop at 06
2Oc for Inferior and commons 25030c for fair to choice
and 35d 4Oc. for fancy lots.
HAY-The market still rules very dull. and heavy at
| MAG foys oh
LIME-RookAnd 10 dull At 81 20 for Common, and
o. 60 for Lump.
MOLASSES-No sales beyond few small jobbing
lots are reported; prices are steady.
PROVISIONS-There has been decided improve
ment in the demsnd for Pork; sincs last prices
have advanced, and at the close are very Arm. and
The tendency Is upward the business Ii chiefly in New
M.ss. for future delivery We note sales Of 1900
bbls. New Ness seller August, ct S29 50; the sales
and resass. cash and regular are ~ goo bbls, at
t2s M go Is for New hess e2o 3oe s9l for Prime
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