New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

In Freights, tho engagements TO Liverpool 1000
BUSH Corn Sd. To London per steamer, 1900 bush
Corn at I'd. British bark TO Belfast Cork, Glasgow
at a round sum; aud an Austrian brig with 200o0 bush
Grain, TO Bristol, at Sc. Cd.
Foreign Exchange opens strong, and with indications
Of large business in sight bills The following the
nominal rates: London, prime bankers 90 days, Ill a
Ill London prime bankers, sight, nominal London
prime, commercial, nominal.
The steamer Nova Scotian brings London dates the
25h of MAY Financial affairs continued dull and gloomy
and failures reported. Cotton continued weak
and had declined 10 I'D for Mddlug Uplands, and l2d
for New Orleans Middlings Fiyctwenties quoted
6iq6ii Erie, Iliai2i Illinois Central, 75I a76i Con-
soils So, as6i The Bank OF England rate of discount
continued at 10 per cent Trade at Manchester de-
pressed and prices weak
Tho Chicago and Northwestern Railway earned for
the fourth week in May;
1866 s2s2 3e7 o. 1865 s29 l2e Os Inc. 27o &c
The earnings of the month Of May were:
s73S0s2 81 1865 $685. or SO Inc $50 %
The Chicago Tribune of Saturday SAYS:
Business suspended to-day. The Board OF
Trade held no session The banks were open IN the forenoon
unchanged Al the leading houses there was
good demand tor to remit to the country Exchange
without any decided change The counter rates we're
par buyng and lilo premium selling Round lots placed
at par by banks which were short OF currency.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF SaturdA! says:
Business at the Commercial and Stock Boards New York
was suspended TODAY pending the funeral Of Lieut. Gen.
Scott. Consequently we are without our usual re-
ports Of tho gold and stock markets.
There good although not very pressing demand for
money today and the market steady asG0 per cent In
erest for good mercantile paper and per cent on call
Currency considerably reduced by orders TO Govern
dsbussg officers 10 transfer thcir balances from the
National Bank REPOSITORIES 10 the Government Depository
but there is still uciency for all the legitimate purposes Of
trade Exchange rather easier the receipts being more
liberal from the country and the demand not as heavy.
The Cincinnati Gasctte says;
The Missouri aud Mississippi Railroad Is TO be sold
ton he of July This road extends from the eastern
boundary the State Of Iowa Davenport 20 the Missouri
River at Council Bluffs and includes branch from Wilton
10 Oskaoosa Iowa All the property IL covered by mo- t.
CAGES which forecosed All the lands granted TO
The State by OF Congress TO aid In the consruc
on of the line of road ard by the General Assembly
OF State OF Iowa granted 10 the Railroad Company VIII
aso be sold.
The Boston TrareQer Of last evening, remarks
There Is no material alteration in the plethorc condition Of
the finances supply Of currency being more than sufficient
10 satisfy OF borrowers The common rate OF inter
est for prime collateral loans call is per cont with oe-
casona exceptions pledges Of the public securities
round SUMS and il Is said that lower rates have been ac
cepte in some instances The banks lind II difficult TO get
full for their loose balances but are not disposed
70 lend on long time