New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14
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SATURDAY, Jan. l2-P. )

Gold closed at 1874, and was finn The shipment
Of specie to-day was $9976O per Hansa $3.50, SIS per
Pereire, $11OSO0 per Pennsylvania and Sl5,G59 per
City of Baltimore total of $751; $ including
kTs7, lSS in gold and silver bars.
The stock market opened firm with an advance in
Government stocks of from TO per cent, the latter
for old 52Os Eew-York GS fell per cent Tennessee
q were higher and sold at go. The miscellaneous
list was stronger Ohio and Mississippi Certificates
rose !. Canton Co., At; Western Union It; Adams EX-
press l. Marposa Preferred, l; and Atlantic Mall ..
The Railway list was active and under large purchases
10 cover short contracts was higher in most cases
Erie sold during the morning at est an improvement
NJ q per cent; New York Central Z; Erie Pre-
terred .: Hudson River, Reading !; Michigan
Central I: Michigan Southern, j.; Illinois Central J;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh IL Northwestern 3;
rth-Western Preferred !; Cleveland and Toledo,
ii; Rock Island !; Fort Wayne, s. and Milwaukee and
St. Paul Preferred. Il. After the call the market
was dull but steady. Erie was an exception and sold
during the afternoon at Co. closing at Gj3 The last
prices were New-York Central, 1l0Gll0a; Erie, 65s a
B5t Reading, lO5G1O5!; Michigan Southern S0,aS0s;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 9llaHs Cleveland and
Toledo. l95al962: Northwestern, H0443; North
Western Preferred, s2GS9l; Fort Wayne 1O3a1O3.;
Mariposa Preferred, 52GS2!; Compound interest
notes June, 1854 llGa1lGs; July, 1l6Gl6.; August,
al5lGl5. October, 1l4l0l142 December, 1874 GllSs
May, 1856, 1nla1ll2; August n0ia11Os; September,
lle0ll0s; October, 1o9lGlO9..
The week closes with money in demand, on call,
among stock houses at per cent, and moderate
business in best commercial paper at IA per cent.
Lenders are more disposed TO loan at call than to make
Kong engagements matter how tempting the
rates and have moved in this direction so long that
the loan and discount lines" of many prominent
institutions are based in a very large degree upon
-Aas Ia -. ,1-
10 connection with the fact'that legislation is ex
pected from Congress to restrain the Secretary in his
efforts to retire the compounds and legal-tenders
nust make a feverish and comparatively dear money
market for some time TO come
Exchange is nominal. Sxty-day sterling 1919
1905.
In Freights the engagements to Liverpool are 900
bales Cotton at 5l6d and per steamer. 100 boxes Ba
son at 2s 100 bales Cotton at 9d. 500 tcs Lard at
rs, and 10000 bush. Barley at 5ld.l
The business of the Sub-Treasrlry was rs follows {:
Receipts &, 49, 9l4 32-for Customs 1928 900 Pay
Inents, $2,l55'2S5 "a balance SOL 1896 O8-Con
Notes, $4,000.
The total imports at New-York for the week com
pare as follows
n We, ac sS's s. ss s Dee q Pc, g, go
General mdse. ae21,22s 2H97ss s,949,Ss5 is7962s
Total......s7yO62ls2 a4,I4OO74 se,22l7os EOc2,sgs
The New-York imports of foreign dry goods com
pare az follows:
Entered at the port $;S2Ss4 s2e0i,sco A'e5i,oc4
Thrown on market.-.'. SllsxSx5' ZEE SfS i iSs;s
Entered at the port. sSs25s4 A,sg7,2Es A,O94,564
Thrown market. 3l8sJ5 4,6IS,3SS l,s94,3sa
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have
declared half-yearly dividend Of per cent The
Central Railroad Company of New-Jersey quarterly
dividend of q per cent.
By telegraph from Springfield, Ill. it is stated that
AInovement is on foot in Illinois TO amend the State
Constitution so az to prevent the Legislature from
releasing the Illinois Central Railroad Company from
Its obligations TO pay into the State Treasury per
sent OF its gross receipts. The proposed amendment
provides that after tho extinction of the interest
bonds bearing State indebtedness, existing at the
ZINC said Company was chartered to distribute rev
snue derived from the Company equitably among
he counties of the State for educational purposes
ATesolution has been adopted instructng the Judi
siary Committee 10 inquire what legislation is neces
sary 10 enforce the provisions Of the charter of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company requiring all
lands remaining unsOd at the expiration Of 10 wears
after completing the railroad and it's branches 20 be
offered at public sale until the whole are disposed Of
and the ayails applied to the payment Of the out
Standing bonds of the Company.
The Erie Railway received in December:
lsSo h,52I9G 1865. a., OIlOS3 Decrease flss sss
The New-Y5Tk Central shows considerable de-
ease but the AMOUNT docs not equal the loss shown
blythe Erie