New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
"WEDNESDAY. Sept. l9-P. NJ

1879 sold at o. while the stocks of roads paying the same
income eoldat l07 The miscellaneous list was stronger
Maposa rose TO H. and the Preferred 10 81 Spruce Hi
advanced l. and Cumberland Coal per cent; Atlantic
Mail rose per cont NewYork Central vas not 80 hTIn'
Erie continues in demand. and sold as high As Iqisro
uakabe price for shares hopeless Of dividends; Reading
vas rmsri Michigan Southern was higher and touched
8t:: both classes OF North-Weste were stronger;
Rocl Island was in special demand, and sod
OF iii: Fort Wayne rose to 1861, aud salos oil
Chicago and Great Eastern were made at HI,
closing firm. Acr che call the market was steady ana
the chief interest conferred Enc which was resoute
held a. 74i s75. Cumberland foil TO al. AT the Second
hoard tho market was strong Erie which sold at 75
The balance Of tho market steady. After the call
Erie was bid up to 76 and under great excitement large
amount was sold The balance Of the market was STEADY
and closed firm at quotations. Ohio and Mississippi go
2eI; Canton Co.. 5iS55; Cumberland Pref FisBi
Quicksilver SIZES; Msiposs e4i do Preferred S!i
a32i; Nov.York Central, lOeialVi; Eric, 75iSioi
Hudson River 1911 ol2li Reading. ll5i Sll5i; Mich-
gan Southern ISL aa5i; Illinois Contn i2li SlS9 Ceve-
land and Pittsburgh 8i0Si Cleveland and Toledo, iio
oiisI; Rock Island iii slllii Northwestern, 3oi'
36; do Preferred. 6Si eGOI; Fort Wayne 1861 slO6i
In money there is no change to notice. Call loans
aneo from the latter being the general rate TO brokers
Of fair credit Best commercial bills pass at per cent
second Crude at e6 with good supply at per cent
There ia largo business tho city and merchants
ore getting to be liberal their credits in their eagorness
to do business. '.l.
The ease in money and the general return Of spectators
from the country producing the usual effect upon the
stock market where greater activity and advancing quota
tons arc recorded As long as the great fact remains
that the public and the Of operators are bulls or
buyers this result will continue to be shown after the
Summer holidays but prudent people must not forget that
success in such operations as the street requires
constant supply of and credulous buyers, vheh me
future A probably not produce this year. Tho Treasury
Department is npdly moving toward specie payments
and at no distant day the National Banks will take the
alarm and create disturbance in money. by preparing
TO redeem the circulation their debtors will suffer severely
in the form of declining values in commodities sold TO pay
debts which never shrink During the contraction which
must precede resumption, the great body OF stocks
dealt in at tho Exchange will be among tho seVerest suffer-
es from tho simple fact that they are insecure 80 lar US h
come concerned and eKtrayaganty high as compared win
Government stocks to whose support they
in taxes Railway shares held to greater extent BY
.pocuators upon margins than before and at no time
since they commenced be inflated by paper money and
bold combinations has the market been in more danger
GUS condition.
Exchange is inactive usual after the sailing OF inc
steamer. o..
Britain have been quite liberal and have improved,
owing principally TO the scarcity of vessels Ad'ices
from England per Cable repor, the grain crop injured
this DO true we arc likely to witness an active export
movement the next year. unless Western spccuatos keep
the price above the limits Of shippers. In charters We
notice fair business at full rates The engagements to-
day are q 900 bushels Corn 10 Liverpool po steamer at
3d. 81 900 bush. do. per steamer to Glasgow at I'D 10
Bremen 10, bhds Tobacco 2s 3D. and $50 do at
lis Cd.
Attention is called TO tho loan Of the State of New
Hampshire. There can be beor State bond than this
ct 6 per cent The debt is small aud the interest aud
principal as sure be met any future even, can be-
The earnings of the ST. Louis, Alton and TerrS Haue
Railroad for August were s2i2,953 IL.
Shipments of Pttston Coal by Pennsylvania Coal Co.
for the week ending Sept l5 1866 tuns Previously
GA tuns Total ~ 2es tuns To same date io 'o<
4sG tuns; decrease, s5,2lS tuns.
The following shows the exports (eIciusVe OF sPece)
from foreign ports for the week ending Sept
IS, and since the beginning Of the year
For til. week .. ., lsss .a asss .9ss'
Prov reported ISL $4,000 los.I7l@o lnlce1'
Sine. January sI@5l9O52 sul.9Oi,95e sl1's5oeH
It's reported that the payment of the October dividend
of per cent will leave the Rock Island Company with an
available surplus of about 800 equal to per cent on
the enlarged capital Of s9,OOO,OOO
The following arc the earnings OF the Ohio and Mssis-
siPpi Railroad line from Cincinnati to St. Louis;
August. 1856. Isoo' -
Eastern .e7gooo ts sASosJ 20
Western Di'isOn.........-...... 1885 70 l2Olo 20
Total -s1o5155 s. s5a4 90 90
Decrease Of 1870 from %
The following statement Of coal transported on tho
Delaware aud Hudson Canal:
un1so, Canal 70 Al aol
PennsylTsnA Coal Co..........- "s l"S"
Totol tuD................Ni55 eA69s
For the came period last year;
Delaware and Hudson Canal Co None +5lN2
Pennsylvania Coal Co... 4"p zAlU
Total tuns........... ........ 400 I7a53a
RAILWAY EARSINGs SECOND wEEK IN sEPTENBER.
Gran, w.,,.,D ! .sssi .1 sssS' Dec .lesaa
Michigan Southern. ....... iOo6jO es5ls Inc. se39
Michigan Central..-....... y26l ls5OI Dec IoU9
Statement of the receipts and expenditures of the Uni
ted States for the quarter ending June 30, 1866
Custom. s46l75lsi 80
Sales OF Public Lands ll6 lg o.
Direct g, $500 on
In Incident and Miscellaneous is5i5ls &C
Total receipts exclusive Of loans. lsVo1o2t
Receipts rom loans, etc. postage and other .oooo
Fractional currency Act Of March ls59 t2s2 90 20
Certificates OF gold deposits Act Of Aaeh3 81 oseO W
SIX per 2Oyesr bonds act OF July IL lsDi IJ0O
TemSS sSds H. it'I issa Ao" IcsIGas %
| Certificates OF Indebtedness, Acts Of March 49, =.
and II, fi<'leo -
rave lsI cent 1Oy.ai VOn1' ls2OCo 90
rive ''A' '''i VOA1' asOO4 90
Total recsipts s32l, {1 Os2 81
EXPENDITURE
c,u .,,sign intercourse and miscellaneous Ell IS 39 IS
Interior pensions and Indian. 2fOs Y!
Ns~1 ................ gas.I74 a
lh'e Ie,s. on pAOio o'O' a6BS2sO 60
Total expenditures exclusive Of principal Of
public 1&NffIS ~
PRINCIPAL PUBLIC DEBT
r.. -Indap pgtvS tock nor act