New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
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SATURDAY, june l6-P ".
The adviees by the City Of Paris produced intense
excitement in he gold market. The Pnoe at the opening
was ISL but il Immediately advanced 70 l6O rescng to
1881 aid tnay closing at i6l bid The beans we're large
bryers shorts and the market one of intense
excitement throughout the day. At time there was
per ecnt difference between cash and regular gold and
che hisos. rates at which it loaned per cent
and the indications that it viii 50 higher OF specie
% day the Hermann took out $500 o00 the Etna, 5Oco
tho Vile de PARIS $3.50 000 the Allemannia, $}S7 900;
making total of $2,OS7,0o
Government bonds inactive and without special
change in price. The transactions were very small, and
e steamers appeared 20 have effect on them. The
nsce aneous shares we're all dull and lower hap0sa
Prefecd 23; Cumberland 44I Quiekslyer, 5Oi Boston
Water Power sold down TO i6i Western Union Telegraph
81. The Railway list opened lower on Erie which sold
SOL rose CO. declined to 5si closing duh and heavy
ct $50. New.YoTk Central opened strong at 99i,
and remained quite firm throughout tho day.
The balance Of the list vas duh and neglected and tho
transactions small. Michigan Southern, Fort Wayne and
Rock Island were all lower The North Western shares
were pressed for sale and closed very heavy at quotations
The activity in gold has drawn large number Of sPecu-
kcFs from the share market and the whole attention OF
spmstors for the moment is absorbed in watching It's
movements and that of Erie, which confines TO puzzle
sAe street with its numerous fluctuations. The market
sosed steady quotations; NeyYOrk Central 99l a99i
Ene sass; Hudson River, lOsi; Reading, 100 6lO9}
Michigan Southern, Isl a7si Illinois Central Scrip, lS2
Sf22l; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, si Gs2i; Cleveland
and Toledo lO5siO5I; Rock Island, s3i999ii North
Western 29i G9ii North Western Preferred, 5S S5Sii
Esrt Wayne, 9ei a96i.
Money continues IN ease and large amounts
can be had per cent with transactions round lots
Vt Per cent on Governments. National Bank notes
continue be loaned without interest for ten days the
yuty loaned returning the loan in greenbacks.
Sterling exchange is very unsettled, and rscass bills
can be had IO9 There is bnt little disposition pur-
chase. Sight bills offered by the best houses at l0I
The business Of the Sub-TTeasury was Receipts
N,pO,9z 4O-for Customs, $l92oOOi Payments. sl,7i5
80 81 Balance, $9i ,6Ss 30Gold Notes, $4,000
Freights are dull. The engagements to Liverpool are
,,cco bush. Corn and 1000 bush Peas at 4d and per
steamer 1900 bush Corr at I'd. bark to the British
Channel, at 3s 3D. and to Cork for orders IS.
Lonion letter to business firm in this city, dated
-y,ne y. m. sa,s. ox-----
~Nopey Il wost.sg easier The bills Of the London Joint
eeck nk the London aud Westminster Benk and oi Rolls
shsd and Browns are in demand At a. Ss ses credit
Ths from America Is everwheie admitted 70
. s Sso. % City as y much to ' &c
sSss sraTg et s1s' isnS We &c SnSoe
aAe LcsdOn market hehs neeOtisbe at 2Ss
below the Bank Of Engi@ad rate"
The total imports at this port FOR the week compare as
pbnoss:
", Ss sSoS. ooos ssIss, sSissO ecoss7
Gen1 mdse....... zOsS7i2 2li23e3 34s09sa S51a7
.ssoss715 s275075s s7769a2s s4asaass
The imports Of foreign dry goods at this port compare
follows with former returns;
xs,s,ss % .s E :ss 1885 sssss sissS .ss .lssS
TasovS on market. 5n.Ss i.4sSie4 IsiSes
s:: /. nor, ssa sSsa lse' 81 Isse sssl
Throvn on msrke, AZ 942 $50 24.so265 o2l0D3
The following gentlemen have been made directors Of
sAe Pennsylvania Coal Company for the ensuing year:
Messrs John Ewen Isaac L. Piatt, John @. Jones'
Charles Morgan, VIM. Y. HaveDeyer. VIM. r. Griffith,
Jonathan Thone, George. L. Bro*n, and L. Hud son
Hawley
The Government has authorized Mr. II. S. Wenes Of the
Brunswick Georgia. and Florida Railroad 10 repossess the
rails removed by the Conederaes during the war The
Brunswick and Florida Railroad will now be laid down to
. distance controlling the timber districts.
Tho Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company earned
5OT the first week in June:
s....pssrs ss%Sc9 s;%sSSSS sst's g
Ssi, Express aud Telegraph. i.SOO 90 1900 90
ro,i.............. sa4asY sr.7s4 90
xssal since lsi Of January. s45ssll % s4s2Oe4 e5
At the recent meeting Of the stockholders Of the New
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company the follow
ing gentlemen elected directors d. s. Gregory, Of
Jersey City; II. K. Remsen New York; Hamilton fish,
Eew-York; A. L. Dennis, Newark George X. Chetwood
Elizabeth; M. A. Howell, New-Brunswick Ferdinand
Euydam New Work; Nehemiah Perry, Newark; Isaac W.
Seudder Jersey City. At subsequent meeting Of the
Board A. L. Dennis reelected President; Hamilton
Fish, -PEesdent II. J. southmsyd, Treasurer; f.
W. Rankin Secretary, and +. Wolcott jackson, General
Superintendent.
The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
May as follows:
Eastern Division 4eO % tl7 OF ~
Nestera DivisloB......... llb649 I'll 1887 u
Total. sl..................s .s2s3, 100 IS ESQ o9ls a.
Decrease W
The earnings from January TO June follows:
1866. 1858.
Elserh Division. .......~sse3l5 40 9s ss7s.535 "a
western Division. .......-. $40 s5l ~ 5So.5o4 10
Total. .iOo.44l IS sIs747aO 10
III 70
The July, 1896, coupon the bonds Of the State OF
Tennessee will be paid after July at the National
Bank OF the Republic this city, The 80 per cent ar
searages Of interest since iS including January
1855 coupon are fundable into bonds Of the sano
hRor the original issnes upon which July 1866
yon falls due and will be paid presentation above
His funded 30 per increases the mortgage lien Of the
bste upon the IaIwayA to The copsUDcop Of which tho