New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
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= SArr'RDAY. May l9-PE
Godhas been steady all day and closes at 9lSt The
covepmept has sold about 100000 to day and will
continue 10 sell at 1901
Government bonds are firm ard bit sTqls am24nS O.
ssrina Tie business ia miscellaneous shafes Was small;
&aIposa preferred was in request az 22i Western Union
Telegraph sold at g. but aferwsId declined to Oh Cum
be1land and Quicksilver were neglected The railway
gbaro list was irregular but generally steady Hudson vas
n demand and sold 1874; Michigan Southern rose toeo
closing at so bid. After the call the market wss freely
hammered on Erie which sold at 49, closing al '5 Inc
best Of the market sympathized with Enc, ana de-
tned from to tperee but closed steady at quotations.
e fear Of an active money market from the large amounts
otawn from the banks to pay gold sold by the Govern
hent was the given for decline The closing pees
we're Ohio. Certificates 2si a9sl Canton, GIL a6ll Cum
berland Coal iGi 04 Quicksilver, 52i 50; harposa
Preferred 22B a22a; NewYork Central, 9i4 d94li Ene
f33073f Hudson River 49, ll3l Reading lO1i 4lW1
Michigan Southern 79i 0SO Illinois Central Scrip 100
l2Ol Cleveland and Pittsburgh, So asj3 Cleveland and
Toledo 1861 alO5i Rock Island, 93i a9S Northwest
en- 29l a29! do. Preferred, 5Sl $751; Fort wayne ss
698..
a dispatch has been received by the officers of the
Narirosa Company stating that the mill containing the
Eureka Gold Saving Machinery would be started on the
ls and early next week the Of the operation OF
Il Will be made known, and the prospects are strongly IL
favor Of It's being success.
Money remains easy at 405 per cent on frstcass col
saera Large loans made early in the day at per
cent on Governments and at PCT cent all borrowers ID
fair credit supplied and at the close OF business hours
barge amounts were offered at nominal rates without takers
Freights are dul The engagements to London per
steamer are 1000 BUSH Corn at 3d. and l5o bbs Kosn
OF Is. cd.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
A 90 e26 73-for Customs 500 900; Payments $27I-
eos 40; Balance $lO3O5l, 22 80; Gold Notes, s4s7oOO
The export of specie by o-days steamers amounts TO
1850 C9 viz; per City of Paris s. O69Oi; per Napo-
ieol ill., $685. 695; per Germana, S9i45OO; per New
York s395 600; per Pennsylvania, slj5CJO per City OF
ijmerick $4,000 The total shipment for the week Is
ts769,295.
There is no movement in foreign exchanges the rates
are nomilally the same yesterday.
The following is the value of the imports OF dry goods at
This port for the past week:
,5 NE 81 g y, ne ssGn4 tssSe;9 ssSsss
Sh5own on TarEst....-'- So siiO' liS65. 1866.
Entered at tie 2 ZIG e529 3S3 s:S S5an az
Thrown on market-.. @4otOo' %V'~'1'I'. ''''''~'N
The receipts of the Western Union Railroad Company
scr the week ending May IA, 1866, were
lst6.............Sls,693 Sc le6J..-....s lo'e4 es
Receipts from Jan. TO May Ia:
The traffic of the Chicago and Great Eastern Railway
Ion the second week of May was:
1896 s2I273 81 ls65...si63s7 re Increase s7se3 20
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company for the second week Of May were;
,scs s2l SIS 1865. ................sl 6l77 IS
,I mi, Montb s4o053 same time last year CO., 79l Go
Total from jan $3.50 ga Same time last years 2o ~
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued to the Union
Pacific Railroad Eastern Division, S5GSOO OF SIX per
cent bonds being the amount due on the last section OF
twenty three miles, which accepted by the United
states Commissioner last month The road is now com
pleted for nineyseyen miles up the Kansas valley from
the Missouri border to = point $50 miles West OF St.
Louis. The road will be open to Fort Riley ~ mief
from st. Louis"on the 18th Of July.
The Chicago Tribune of Thursday reports
There was an active demand for money to-day and there
vas closer feeling among bankers thsn hsa peeh
for several weeks past , nS cood
paper freely taken At 10 per cent per annl VWle 70 @
downward tendency in the prices Of grain our bankers arc
more cautious than formerly 10 making advances ana IN ts
sense the market is closer The supply oil EHseh
ISsnSee nils ne was the case Yesterday and is
change in Round lots sod suong BANKERS at par
20 CSC premium per thousandprncpoly at tie former ate
The rates steady al par buying and liz premium
selling
The following of brokerage commissions have been
established by the Boston Stock and Exchange Board
On mining stocks selling for $50 and upward, % cents
DO under $50 lei cents ralIoad stocks 25 cents bonds
per cent on par value gold per cent; land stocks %
cents insurance stocks IS cents bank stocks % cents
and manufacturing stocks per cent on their par value
The Boston Tracelier of last evening, reports
Call loans on choice eoaersls obtained ofbanks and
urya.s lenders at per and at still lower rate on
public securities although the common charge to transient
Borrowers per cent 1t is quite difficult Tor capitalists 70
employment their loose funds and consequently afge
balances remaining idle The dscount market rather
inactive account OF the scarcity OF first class paper o
The banks selecting short dates and In the stret 9e
longer mature eagerly sought after ct seven or af
a es who choice pieces occasionally taken at sI per
eep The grades OF date higher rates Most
Of the made either for cash on short
book credits aud therefore but few business notes given
ost
The Chicago TINS Of Friday says;
The demand for money increasing and bankers have
better opportunities time past OF employing their
gurpus funds to advantage In quarters tos day or
been that brokers have forced
the exchange 50 cents discounts but generally the
ket well supplied and good paper passes freely at 10 per
cent per Some private bankers however are charging
extra which makes the rate equal TO
Ki5 per bat the incorporated banks are lot charging
syer 10 per cert per annum. ,, n
The market Eastern Exchange fat and lover 10
3sy s1m6Qf the banks sold round lots at Discount OF SOC per
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