New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

and p,,sburrh .l3as2, Cleveland and Toledo 49, q
ll3, Rock Issns 1850 i05l. North Western, 3iiGii
do Preferred 7si97jl Fort Wayne, lO6iSi@i
Money on can is 6a7 per cent. and uock hooses make
m ,hetr accounts readily Some loans upon GovefnID hI
s,ochp are made 1t pr cent The general trade OF The
city ~ dull and hong mpioyu,nt for money s moi PoP
lar With lenders Ar long this the case borrowers a
call have DECIDED advantage, not only IN rates Ou' ~
ability to obtain lsrgo amounts ior the short operations o
the street Tn payment Of interest upon tho 'Uf Oh
Saturday IL expected supply about four millions OF cur
rency 70 THE city alone. In commercial paper little dong
Best names pass O. 81 per cent and good seonoh o
bills rated fair n offered 81 and upward.
Exchange IL quoted a, 1924 9lcl for leading names at
60 days on London, and no. for sight PARIS nhg'
5.l5. short 5 l2t; Antwerp, 5lsiS5.7i, Swiss, 5HiS
SIN; Hamburg, 3ci Amsterdam flI~4ll tnhAoi+
4iI; Bremen, 79S79ii Berlin, 72iS724
Fre,ehs are trio easer bu the business 70 iaif The
engagements to Liverpool 600 bash Corn at I'd
IA 600 bush Peas at sgd T. 90 H.. $4,000 bush Oats at
I'D 80 hhds Taov at Ia Cd zoo bales Cotton at ID 5000
bash Barley at I'd aud per steamer 1000 bales Cotton
AZ Id and 200 bbls Pork p. I'd. To Bremen 800 ties
Lard At Us sd The shipmcnts Of Lard 10 Bremen yes
tersay were 400 ties. not 1000 as printed ship vas
chartered to-day to 90 Philadelphia, thence TO Antwerp
with Petroleum private terms.
The business at the SubTreasury was Receipts $4l-
224 lg--for Customs $22O00O Payments, SOS1cVo 40
Balance SIO6 595 65s 23-Gold Notes, $2y2,O00
The reports from Washington in relation TO the Nation
al banking law are than spectators al
tcpacd but this fact abstes in degree their confidence
in further advance in all kinds Of stocks. For the mo
en operators for m advance have control Of tho market
and have made their opponents pay handsome profits
The New. York Gold Exchange Bank, with capital Of
5000 successful operation 70 the great con
veuicnco Of dealers gold. Is Directors are G. ward
of Ward a. Co., Jas. H. Benedict OF Lockwood Co. D.
s. Ssuzado Of Winsog, Lanier 4 Coz r. VI. Myers, a.
W. Dimlnock. G. Greye, H. C. Tanner, j. Underhl,
George Phipps, II. NJ Benedict and G Wotherpooni ID.
NJ Benedic, President; C. II. Ward viccprtsident and
Jacob Russell Cashier. Al present the bank simply acts
~ eearng.ho for 23l gold dealers and found to b.
greater convenience than was expected.
The Michigan Central road earned the fret week in De
cembcr:
ls66 .. 81 ~ ls65........ l.4t2 Decreafo SO
The Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago road earned
in November;
lstt..... sosl - lrt5...... t7l22 ~. Dec i'"St
Tie Enc Railroad earned IL November
lsc5.. 81. 5g2 100. q 1l7t7 Dee. s.0%S
The receipts Of the Western Union Railroad Company
for the week ending Dee were:
1870 Sl4G7 1875. ..... s46212i Incrssc esq
Coal shipped by tho Penusyyan Coal Company for the
week ending Dee. ?,
lsta 4ssgy tuas isC5 80 ~ tuns Dec am iuns
Earnings Of the Western Onion Telegraph Company
July 20 October 1866, inclusive.
Receipts EIp"nsss Net Earfnfa Tor con'Ia' I, D.
e2.-.l ia4 a. O. fOuJOl - ss.ii ~ ~ t32s:r It
Work on the Pacific road has been suspended fl h'
Winter II is open foI POS Eoswest Of Omaha or about
half way 10 Denver The fare through To Denver 500
O. SIS Tor 800 miles Of railway and g. for $40 miles
sag,Ag Express Fl ieht u 3jc. pound
Neil Brothers 4 Coseottou circular n LEI Dccembe
says: The following statement Of the receipts e1I@
and stock Of cotton at all the ports for the week endn
Both uitmo compared with those Of ast year and tos
OF the late -sop year, 1873, the tol Of which crol
atuouuted 70 3lI4 600 bales.