New-York tribune., 1867-06-03

crop, is yet early form estimate to venture
uncertain climate this predictions possess ittIs
value Lest week the weather was hot, and Vegetation
have prevailed, and although no damage has been
ported very serious check has been eD and tho pas
lures are now very bare OF grass We seem however 10
be on the eve OF change The wheat plant looks well
and vigorous An increased breadth Of land is under cu
tvation and far present appearances co. there
favorable prospect The same may be said with regard
10 france Under these circumstances, milers operate
win caution and hence The trade slow and under the
influence OF moderate importation, the tendency Of
prices rather in favor CT buyers Holders OF produce,
however, do not press sales and consequently the quota
tons are without material change During the next few
good, may anticipate sluggish trade for wheat with
slight downward tendency in prices As, however.
supply and demand seem pretty equally balanced there
appears to be for any important decline In the
quotations.
The imports of Wool into NewYork for the year
1866 were SO 526 bales or &C. 3 l2 lbs from January
to April 81 1867. 16,315 bales or 771452 lbs for
the month ending May 25, 1867. S.97O bales or 224s
lbs.
The total imports at NewYork for the week COM
pare as follows:
Dry gs sa"o .as7 Nay q sS,s, sM ssfssso &
Gen. merchandise 4ls'liS SSe5T0l solT495 aSoO7%
.sSs5O,15 S,2s2oO s3.90aal5 sSi52er
The New-York imports Of foreign Dry Goods com
pare as follows:
Entered ed i e if: sss port ;, lsas so Isss ,
Eotsrsa s ystTf Ss tRs se iSss .a sss s. isss
Thrown market ... 22,70l,SOI 69,2O56G2 46,o5,41
Efforts are again being made for the rcsstablish-
ment of the GENITAL system. meeting of the Detroit
Board of Trade has been held to take into consideTa
ton the circular letter in tle NewYork Produce Ex
change, inviting the several Boards OF Trade and
Chambers of Commerce to send delegates to meet in
convention at some central locality, at such time
may be deemed best, for the purpose Of securing
united action in establishing the decimal GENITAL
system for the measurement of cereals, and reported
in favor of acceding to the proposition The Board
voted to send delegation to such place aud at such
time as may be agreed upon for holding the proposed
convention. A report was also adopted approving
the resolutions of the Buffalo Board of Trade tho
subject of q reform in the system Of warehouse re-
ceipts in the cities of NewYork, Albany and
Brooklyn.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Thursday says;
There was a considerable demand for money to-day, %
there was not much inquiry The market may he called
moderately easy for hrst-class paper at sSlo cent
There more for other grades than hereto
fore The country banks continue to check for currency,
but partial Offset to this collections are Improving
The balances however are rather III tho declining scale
The market nearly supplied with exchange TO-
day and the dealers were not disposed to pay
over par Bankers checks were sod 70 some eAehso On
the street at this rate.
The earnings of the Toledo Peoria, ard Warsaw Rail
way Co. to May Is are reported as follows;
The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD forms the western
half OF the GREAT TRUNK LISE between the Pacific
Coast and the Mississippi Valley, and will ultimately ex'
tend from San Francisco to Salt Lake, upward Of 800
miles, About 100 miles built a'd equipped, be-
ginning at Sacramento tide water and extending eass
wardly nearly to the summit of the Sierra Neyadas.
Fifty miles additional nearly ready for the iron.
which will embrace the whole mountain section.
Between Sacramento and Salt Lake t725 miles, as sur
veyed the Company receives aid from the Government
nearly half sufficient to build the road, and upon thas
distance viii have tho following available resources for
construction:
IT, s. G per cent Bonds-7 miles at $1,000; 100
miles at $4,000; and 500 miles at sS1 900 s25s2ooe
First Mortgage Bonds for ike amounts per s ''zs
Donation 1850 acres public lands, per mlie "a.
Donation bonds and real estate given by cities ..
con9aI ~ stoc Subscribed and paid in gold 100000
st1te Aid Bonds, interest paid by California; i,6O0NS
Coavertible Bonds per rcent........--... l,JO0ooo
Estimated surplus from net earnings basis o, o,ooo.
1866, gold "'"'Ve
Total estimated resources upon 726 miles. S77,7ioooe
or ct the OF 100000 per mile Ii believed sns
whole difficult and costly portion Is now running, and
earning from local traffic four times the operating ex'
penses The earnings for 1S6 were moro than three
times the annual interest liabilities incurred IN building
and equipping it.
The Company now offer their FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY
YEAR BONDS, bearing SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD
from January In currency They are In sums OF $1,000
each with seml-annual coupons attached payable In
New.Yor aud ten per cent cheaper than FveTw
ties At tho current rates Of gOd they pay 81 per cent
upon the Investment For safety, stability and profit
they are unsurpassed being made by act OF Congress
as first lien upon the Road, equipments &C., and sa-
peror to that OF the Government and all others.
For sale By Banks and Bankers throughout the coun
try, and by FISK HATCH
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No. NASSAU 81.