New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
SATURDAY. Nay l2-T.

SATURDAY, May Is-l. NJ
Gold closed at 1919 and was in good borrowing demand
az day at small commission The exports for the week
have been $l0tI, 400.
Government Stocks are all firm and sales OF 3s Of the
Seoond series were made at 1921 The l04Os sold at 95s
o. State Stocks and Railway Mortgages were firm and in
good investment demand The Railway Share market was
steady and prices without material change. The latest
suoaions were: Canton, 59i a59l Cumberland Coal IS
S45l; Quicksilver 55I a55a; Marposa 2l 0i3; do Pre-
Mned 22s a22i; New-York Central 92s as2ii Enc, 73a
e73, Hudson River, 1904 alo92; Reading 1914 1875
Michigan Southern 79Ia791; Illinois Central Scrip, 1924
ey23; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, sSs asa.
Money abundant at ia5 per cent and stock houses
lave more offered the rates than they can use The
supply of pm commercial bills is small aud best can be
bad at 81 per cent. Sterling bills closed a. lo9s Sle'3
sominsl for so days, and francs 5.l2i for long
The business Of the Sub-Tfeasury was: Receipts
E222 2l3 7O-for Customs, $4,000; Payments $685.
J59 II; Balance SOS 3S go o. Gold Notes, $6s60Oo.
The total imports for the week were:
% Sry scoSs hss e .s s 200 sc .s5si
6enf mdse....... s25s,9es 27se2se A%2274s 52sd4'7
e4767l2i s3ese,5eo eG229oas s7e244O4
The imports Of foreign dry goods compare as follows;
..,sS % +. sy set s. s isSS . lsse
Thrown on mari ....... l4OG0s6 l909G4 !4el23s
,s s S a, he ssts,4 .sssss9
THROW on mar ket.... 81 ts7 les Ie3!ase9 1881 us
The Eccning Post says
At the Clearing House meeting to receive the report o. The
sommttee referred the question in dispute be
tween Continental and Commonwealth banks relation 70
she payment Of Ross erged CHECKS ne n
Acton in the under IT'S existing constitution NoiGe
was given that amendment 10 the constitution would
be proposed the next meeting by GU addoA 70 section -
eftb following words
But bank ssn s,s prompt 70 'sPS gyTs ,ds
e Clearing House upon demand made BY ne eagt ,sssi,n ~
SanI nom privileges Of tn, Clearing House BY vote es majority
ssn The ueueeT'' * -.sr S9-S-.s~-
- Section a al present reads as follows
rnop exchanges claim, arising cm hs return Of hse,
Who are parties to ,hs and aot sGas9 ,s the LANE, mem.
The meeting the proposed amendment win be held
On Wednesday Should the amendment be carried It
win apply Of course 10 future transactions Only ana WIZ nov
be retroactive touch the existing dispute winch Is the
ssbsc Of suit commeacedn the courts by the Continental
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Friday says:
There is good demand for money but with ample sup
ply of capital the market works easy and good paper passes
keey at per eent and call loans obalnabe at Ca
per The demand for exchange continues IN excess OF
ihe supply and shipments Of currency are sun AT
and Comparatively few commercial hs onerlng
ahe pos TIE e .a 70 steady dow Of eu
repey om West New York. but there still more than
,eoos that French onr likely to b. imported at NewYok
has ugly look Something Of that KIND occurred during The
rannot amount 10 but the fact that is talked
about and that actually shipping margin, shows the
direction in which are tending and indicates the presence
somewhere Of very dangerous breakers.
The Chicago Tribune Of Friday says;
The money market to-day active bat there is
shange In It's condition There large supply Of currency
IT the banks but the demand is scye and business 10
reported TO BE- quite brisk Prime paper II freely passed at 10
per per snnnm but inferior grades are discounted at
is per cent per The supply Of Eastern exchange u
more ample to-day but the demand is still quite brisk and
rates are steady par buying and ITO premium selling
Round lots easier than yesterday and the sales were
among bankers premium OF 5JdtOc per thousand
In the the market easier and OF the
bankers who have had to had full supply
The Mraukee Sentinel Of yesterday states that the
Chicago andNorh Western Railroad Company have leased
the track and stock Of the Chicago and Milwaukee Rail
road-the lease having gone into effect on the 9Th inst
The Miners Journal Of Saturday says:
The quantity OF coal by railroad this week Is 70 us Il
sy canal $3.50 o5 for the week 6T 10 tuns against
oCuns sor the corresponding week last year Tie supply
slight falling of this week from this region compared
snh last week The trade this week follows com
pared With las year: ~
1865 1865.