New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
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sAruRpAY, Feb. Or. NJ.

Gold is lower and closes at 49, after selling at 1871
and 1871! The shipments Of specie for the week have
been $25s,232
Government stecks Of all kinds are firm and the
9old-bearingG per cent tat per cent higher. The
TSOs are in demand at 105ba1054 In State securities,
Railway mortgages and Bank shares moderate
business at unchanged rates The Railway share
market opened dull and fairly steady during the
morning The dealings were limited, except IN Erie
which sold freely at 59sa59s at the regular board,
Bi at the. public call, and closed at so. Stock
houses are offered money easy terms and in large
BUNS hut this fact has little effect in stimulating
large operations At the close of business prices
6rrn at the following quotations: New-YOrk Central,
ic20102l; Erie, 59G50l; Reading, lQ4dl0!; Michi-
gan Southern, 74.GEi; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
Ef4s43; Northwestern, S73G57l North-Westem
Preferred, 6sGeSl Rock Island 9S4a9S5; Fort
Wayne, Macs
Money is quoted easy among stock houses, and
loans at per cent have in some cases been declined
The rate is 5d7 as to collaterals offered and the
credit Sfthe borrower. There appears to be dis
position 10 let balances accumulate, pending the ac
Eon Of Congress upon the compound notes The bill
win probably pass substantially as introduced, there
being no opposition to it, but on the other hand,
large combination its support with widely differing
views as TO its effect upon money,and values gener
n6nneH. --~-+----.
Freights are firm. We quote: To Liverpool, by
sail Flour, 2s 3D. Wheat and Corn at CID, and Cot
Ton at la7-16d. tTo London, by sail, Flour, 2s 3D.
Wheat C4d and Corn at ed The engagements to
Liverpool are 9OO'tes Lard at BIS 3D., $50 bales Cot
ton at 267-iCd, and, per steamer, 1900 BUSH Corn
1T 3D., 400 tcs Lard and 100 boxes Bacon at 25s. To
London, 700 pkgs Petroleum and 200 bbls. Spirits
Turpentine on private terms. To Bristol, $50 tuns
OIL CAKE 50 tuDS Heavy Goods, and 200 tuns Measure
Inent Goods Oh private terms.
The business of the Sub-TreasuTy was Receipts
e2.SsO,T98 e9--for Customs, $4,000; Payments
ts63 s7S IS; Balance, $lOs95s25S O2-Gold Notes.
$4,000
The quarterly report of the National banks, pub
Nshed in THE TRIBUNE Of Saturday, shows that their
aggregate capital is about four hundred and twenty
millions Their aggregate loans six hundred and
eight millions, and beside this they hold four hun
aIed and twenty-eight millions Of Government secu-
mites The banks are thus deriving profit from one
thousand and ffty-One millions of money lent TO the
Government and the people. IN October, 1866, their
capital wac four hundred and fifteen millions their
income being derived from four hundred and twenty
nx millions Of Government bonds, and six hundred
and one millions of other loans in January 1885, the
capital four hundred and three millions and their
aggregate loans nine hundred and fifty-six millions,
-Four hundred ndstorty millions 10 the government
and five hundred and sixteen millions 10 other Dor
rOwers. The deposits were, in January, 1867, five
hundred and eighty -four millions; in October, 1866
five hundred and ninetysix millions; and in January
1865, five hundred and forty-three millions. Last
October fftyfve banks defaulters on their re-
serves. The aggregate amount of geenbacks now
beld is two hundred and three millions, against
eight hundred and eighty-two millions of de-
posts and circulation. In October, the reserve was
two hundred and thirteen millions, against eight
hundred and fftysix millions Of deposits and circu-
iatiop.
The 4nes, referring to the rumors in regard to the
American National Bank, which under its present
management is as fully entitled to the confidence Of
the public az any institution of equal capital, says
Awss Eso'ganzsa " January o. Last yeaE with lad