New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
Saturday, July l4-P. N.

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Saturday July l4-P NJ
Gold opened at l52 and closed 1921, after selling at
1s2l. The export of the week has been $2.2iO,OOO.
The shipments of specie to-day $is70l per City of
Tendon; $265,Sl5 per Bremen; $l0lS92 per saxonia;
t75O36 per Napoleon Ill; and sl54,OOO per Scotland
The sales Of Governments not large, but prices FOR
all descriptions were well supported In State stocks and
Railway mortgages little done. Bank stocks were firm and
Fourth National sold at 10 In the small shares little
soins. Erie common is neglected. Readngwas firm and
h good demand Chicago and North-W estern
was active and fun prices paid. After the call
and upon the street full prices were paid for the
whole list North Western stocks throughout the day
we're the chief center of attraction and new buyers
appeared the price Erie 10 70 late in the
DAY, closing at 7j975t. The balance Of the market
closed firm at quotations. NewYork Central, 992 0lOO
Hne Railway, 1913; Hudson River Railroad ll439
HIS; Reading Railroad IOalOl Michigan Central Rail
road 1861; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad s30s3t Illinois Central Railroad 1924; Ceye-
land and Pittsburgh, sI9s5I Chicago and Northwest
en- So 936; Chicago and North Western, Preferred
al a644 Cleveland and Toledo l0I 0lll Chicago and
Rock Island, 96a 096i; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
100 al22 Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago 9si a9Si
Money is abundant and stock houses make up their
counts readily at Sac per cent and loans are made in
special at per cent In commercial paper no ma
tera change. Best pass at 81 per cent and good
at 606i per cent. The payment Of the oneyeM eerth
Gates adds largely to the volume of the currency and until
is absorbed insures cheap money market. The next
step by the Treasury will be the payment of the temporary
loan process which will free further large
of currency AL the present movements Of the Treasury
ere toward an expansion of currency, which
have but one result the stimulation of speculative
enterprises and specuations in existing stocks The
latter result 10 already in the prices at the Stock Ex
change and in the absence Of funding loan prices
sure touch points such paid when the paper
money of production. None Of the currency
manufactured to suppress the gigantic Rebellion has been
put out of sight, but remains 10 foster speculation in all
Directions The business Of the Autumn of 1866 promises
% be Of great magnitude the crops everywhere being
ample. This legitimate business will employ good deal
Of money, but there viii be want Of accommodation
for all enterprises legitimate otherwise, if funding is
not proceeded WITH Of which the hope grows daily less
Exchange is nominal; bankers 90 days sterling, l09a
Soel.
The Michigan Central road earned the first week in
July
asss SCI 3os lse6......s73659 Decrease.
The new contract made by the Pennsylvania Coal Co.
a upon sliding scale and is understood 10 be very favor
able giving transportation at Is per cent less than
similar cost over the Reading and Delaware and Lacka
wanna roads.
Mr. VIM. W. Dibblee, for several years with Messrs
VIM g. John o Bnen, has been elected member Of the
New FORK Stock Exchange
The total imports at New York for the week compare
follows;
DRY goods o.. e. 7lO6Cs sl43lsl sLs7s,77s s2O742s9
Ges1 ndse....... 37Js,H L7s9s7 L714's7 A672%l
Total. ss3Oa55 e32c2,49s s3Ola6o5 se7.6s4s
The New-York imports OF foreign dry goods compare
O. follows with former returns:
ru ss IL q, S y: FORT . ass. . lss' . 1ssS
IA'sSD q ,5 isss a ,sa a.
su ssS. q s ;Ss 1s s4eo sss So ssc
TArown market. H57l,334 3ols9996 G99Oi2l9
The following is the summary for the week:
CONSUMPTION DIRECT wAREHousEn WITHDRAWN
Pkss Value. Ptg.. value. fEg. value
S:s. Of Of sHs.o. 2s $500 sI 1881 10 1905
s:s. & Tss s ss i ss s;a IS a
Total sai5a2so i2l6 scO. 80 1850 ss2s96s
S07,3}e 2I332eO
Total entered g. 74o6es Total marketed. g. se24s
The coal tunnage the Schuylkin Navigation is re-
ported as follows:
Tor tie week ending July 70 1866 ........ 932 tups
CuresdODdiDg week last year........... p tuns
Increase for the week $3.50 tuns
Tpnbsge for the season TO July ~ ls66 s9s US tuns
Increase for the season o4aO tuns
At Chicago the money market is working closer. OF
he recent falling wheat The Chicago Tribune of July u
ssys; :, ,A;. ,,,, ,.,
ezpereDcsd extraordinary decline Of 2ed cents per
bpsbe On Tuesday No. regular Spring Wheat was sold al
o. 90 and Yesterday fch a. low as 81 eOeiosng
0p 81 C5 This decline In prices 10 the re-
wholly Of excessive speculation pfomlnsnt operator
ssms time since purchased lie entire stock OF whesl And
200 900 bushels beside for future delivery 10 order
con pletey the sellers be adopted tie someubst
ovel expeden Of selling free board to shippers
nj cents below the market pries for lots 10 store In
AIS way sellers forced settle the buyers price
his being accomplished be threw the balance Of the wheat
mon the market and broke itdown."
The WILLIAMSBURG City Fire Insurance Company will
nay on the 18th Ds dividend Of i've per cent free Of
saI.
The Pacific National Bank will pay first prorimo, adly
6end Of i've per cent free OF tax
The Concord and Claremont Railroad, now open to
Bradford 70 miles sold at auction at Concord n H.
On Thursday for slOo 600 subject TO mortgages.
The following the approximate earnings OF the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company for the