New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
The CHICAGO Republican Of Monday says

The weather throughout the week has been brilliant,
sections where the harvest Is over having been secured
excellent condition and the yield per acre s reported
plies all the coarser grains Corn is doing 1ney anu
promises q large yield ..
Comparative earnings of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad for July:
t356,l42 1884,. 1921 ,597 Increase
From January to July 81:
1867. 7..-N, ,e43773 1865 O3o7l6 Decrease. s1S
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rall-
road Company for the fourth week in July, lSo''
were follows:
1667....sS AIS 1906 s31 oo3 Inc ..-..>62lo
The earnings of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway for the fourth week in July, days, were;
1867 AT 1866. s125.O7O Dec......sloo'J
The earnings for the month of July were;
1ae7....siOOlle 1906. .s62,67i Dec
The shipments of Pittston coal are reported as 1ol
lows for the week ending August 8, 1867:
BY Railway. 2O,OSs tuns
Frevously tuho
Total. .46s,2 ,26s tuns
10 same date' 1866 luns
Increase ,2ls tuns
Of banks in that State having the privilege of withdraw
ing ts subscriptions on giving certain notice when
owned 10000 shares in the Hartford and l2Oo IN the
Phenx Banks and called for the value OF s stoek IN
more than eco per share though the stock Of the Phenx
was selling at $l2O and that OF the Hartford at $40
making difference 20 the State or about $4,000 The
claimed this difference and brought suit Tor IT,
The supreme Court Of Errors has just decided In favor OF
the State.
On the recent trouble in the iron trade in Pennsylvania
The yhiiddeiphid Inquirer remarks: In so Tar as
Puadclpha may have been interested or effected by
the great lockout or imbrogo among the employees
I'm the rongml Mt Pittsburgh and winch closed, OF
nearly establishments since the 18th OF January
last the trouble In now considered as DeB az an enu
The rOn-workers generally appear TO be satisfied WIN
the compromise, and express their detefnatOh VI op
serving It, Yhe compromise allows the DOheIs " per
tnn until the 18th OF the present MONTH Aiter tha1
fhcy submit to reduction OF 81 per tun, with an agree
ment that further reduction shall take pace IN case
lie price of iron decreases This arrangement seems "
be accepted by all parties rs hhal ana IN WSeh @ .o
mills will bc running 10 their fun capacity Inc sus
peusion OF labor has been Of the most extensive u
has ever occurred I'm that locality and the eecs nave
Lecn felt by all classes Of society. me C0mmccdt say
that the total amount OF money had the mills hO StoOu
idlr that would have been paid out, is $2,sS2'eU'
The Clereland Pldindedler of Friday says:
The feeling monetary circles is one Of extreme strn
ccncy with no present appearance OF change Inc IN
nuirV FOR accommodation is far In excess or either the
disposition OF the ability Of the banks; currency IL o
uefcd from NeW-lOTk. Eastern exchange Is hcINy ;
ouoted nj par TO O per cent discount buyg par 10 io
,biromium selling Gold and Governments steady
The Boston Post OF Tuesday says:
Such banks as are in the habit OF lending on ca con
tiuue 10 do so generally ut per cent on GOyerhhoh
with exceptions 40 IN particular cases, NheTc Ioul1
sums are wanted Outside or the Dak there u u EOou
snpy of currency which also be had at IRON 70
nor cent on demand loans, provided the collateral j. sat
factory The bank rates OF discount range as nua Iron
To T. There Is less business paper OncIinS az
from 10 per cent but most capitalists prefer what they
consider stronger names at lower rate of interest