New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

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c.'.sauts "A 7ao. .4G0 75; Balance, $l29os'ool oU'
S,S's-,t To Liverpool go bbls. ROsln at I'D oV
- 1obacco at 27s Cd 80 hhds. TalioW AZ go "p
sDs 81 or steamer. 81 900 bush. Corn at od' 10 LUZ
. 40 bbls Rosin on private terms
n'a.auOer fare on the Erie Railway 10 DunSAo n''
NaSncod 70 S6 o. The compact" seems TO
tave vanished into thnar -. ..,. .,-r,,,-
bSe NcS T;r,cs Of this morning exhibits strong symp
.of financial hydrOphobia. IL says; ,.',,
sw of the feqsen SreaESges on enS SoS going
1etsmproDapo management Of such roads a. ul9
90 III & Central Hudson, ana ia,lein az ~ ] in trans-
ne Lake sh0ie& & he tTansforredas the hoar trade ns
portatoh WI diyeTed-rom Lake Erie the Etc ne Vest
nd Hudson Eyfr csss S'i 81 WIN BE deg
she I t the in the same Way re influence in our rade
Ise kd Interior On Inc score Of eheSPYgS TO CHI
smoTo of continuous ne iroent mUe of the New1York
ssso he n ;obbsTy Of lake propeeIs nSds1n
y from thS % PEOPLES line af S5 ffaSSG nereaseG
" sha5 cy system ss well as promRTTbs RTbe sinh
EopSfIr tlis revolution can De tiD now In session
ct lone NhcI me I@stitution @ would do well 70 So ~ tbc
!oIea,hof ring further enormous Az gnne by They
Canals We sa ,hpirW and great W WoIh ~ ,sfen
nay now afford TO be reIeyed OS Sntry when De Witt
StTansportanoi @ Ee canal but now dommains :"
ChDt1n " ~ ~ t,ade and soon destj'e@ ~ "0I 4;,o
OIL statement in regard to the rei"'i,0
any Aiuv'o -, on1 wafer transportation cinno' w
n.d than this. which is IN exac' 0ppooi:io
.Ss,oriepce of railway managers sino0 49,
w ~ hooo in use The New-1orA
.I,,avs s,npd that portion OF I's "a -
- soones from it TO- the Hudson hi'04
e. the most profitable and WITHOUT l'o .to,'ah
,1,o,;ors would to-day be unable 10 NV ,asa
bts atcurrent prices except al al 70, 49,
hetTb. Times calls practical maD"g ', '
,Ioon River road is to pay that route o"o - or
,,. freiobt money of all Taii goous nm 49,
A. NV York and q further sum oi wv ~
g ,le expenses of delivering goouS Hoin ~
s;.,h-a What it calls "hsenthraiiiilon' Ao-"
Se'-o' ..r ,optes.n is to pay the water routes at
Slhauv 1-6 of the freight money ana get 'hen p"oA
HiD~"s r. noid n that point The same advantage is
r.ssesstd by water routes against rams
49,. United States, whether inland or eoastwise
80 S,ta ara considered, and whoever ignores the
I,o,go entire ignorance of the subject of trans
~..sion A. the canals are now cOrTupuy managed,
t. male IL impossble for railways to move farm
'.~o.,nco at a proGt. If after the Trunk lines are
ssoosoldoted as our neighbOr hopes, and placed
- The eontrob of christian gentlemen" who
:. an c,e the net earnings TO the stockholders, the
ADVANTAGES y the canal be no loss Tor she people
noicinc the enlarged profits of the roads under the
NOW regime will call from the pulpit It's ollgh'est
o,nomepts and place them charge OF the canals
,,hen the water will again find It's superior level
Ils potori,us that water has long since been aban
aored as beverage in stock circles, but it must Do
u.sa for navigation protably, until the Atlantic is
snanned by railroadtO connect San Francesca WIN
london. when California honr viii be placed at the
.onsnmers door at old prices for best Genesee by
Canalo al &c per Dbl. if The Times is right as TO the
advantages of rails over obsolete water routes.
The Lower California Company has placed one
half its stock in market at s5 per share payable ID
instaments prior to Aug. 10, 1865 The Company
has grant of lands of 1880 square Mules, and very
valuable franchises Its promoters are parties OF
Influence, with the following organization: VIM. q.
Fargo. President Hon. John A. Logan, Viee-PTesl-
dent Wm. r. TraveTs, Treasurer aud George
Wilkes. Secretary. Directors G. H. Garrison An
gust Belmont Leonard w. jerome, Gen o. II but'
kr VIM r. JrayeTs George Wilkes, WIN. u. Fargo,
David Crawford Hon John A. Grisweld, Gen. gohn
A. Logan and Richard Schen. Gen. Eogan has 1eeh
chosen by the Board TO be the Goyeinor01 tle Ionl
vany. and Superintendent of Colonization" whlch
Gecfion and his acceptance of the same completed
Reorganization Of the Company
The CHICAGO Republioan of July %, p. m, says:
The demand for money to-day very moderate, and
tsDeT bn inferior grades arc discounted openmaTket
1t equal 10 21l5 per cent per annum IN monetary
thatbOth city and country merchants prompt IN
4he payments than for several mouths past and there is
Nue hopeful feeling prevalent that trade VIII revive az
Soon as The crops bcg 10 move The demand for East
err exchange Oda more active thar yesterday ana
rates are sens!by hrmer Round lots were sold between
bankers a75c disc0untthe market closing firm az
SOC Counter rates generally steady at ilO discount
sTS ano have G reedTed Ses Of
reney from the Fast and there consequently less anx
tety TO sell than formerly. -
The Republicaa Of the 96th. p. m. adds:
The supply Of Eastern exchange has fallen on 99te
mateTialy and rates are hrmer Round lots were soia m
The eaTpart OF the day at 2sc discount but IN the
afternoon the sales made were at par with very lev
EnDg to sell Counter rates we're steady at lilo discount
buying, and i20dllO, premium selling. 1he mnggJ
weather Of yesterday snNduring the carly part % 10
eSar 10 the crops bnt TINS far We Of nothing h
would lead TO beoye that the harvest has been inter
nview Of the recent heavy losses by grain operators
throughout the interior Of this State and Iowa It prob
Eble that the great bulk Of The responsibility OF buying
fhe Spring crops will fan upon Chicago commission
houses With constantly falling market this increased
cl circles and of best houses quite nerv
with regard to the probable result To start in on
nent but at present II looks il were extra hazard
II Re oTS Tas s aEs SS eysT G' s to
taaF D. ''55ly 0f tLsIr surplus duuIg
n "'' y, .st rwc months IL begin,
~ q 3 fSs ~ the redefrts u
81 Fp 4" soyfyfr but afQrct
iss.o o yss' .asS she next thlve Yf
red Winter wheat We're received IN this market and feur
New rye was also rsoeved IN usst and 0a aaes
Eaade m No. at s0e.-a decline within twentyfour hours
OF &c per bushe. within few weeks III IroyiIr1lcel
continues 70 smile the receipts % Western pres
VII have stimulated trade and commerce 70 All eXtlt
peyond the most snngnfne expectations. qsn h-lL3
IAHIx of ne Loans, Specie. Circulation DspOs,a, ana
de9a Is'taes 81 Me BonkS ef te Cigo NeW 1O Or
a ne Hees ending SufufdoB, Jtv a. 1857. is LFlI
so sssss 1sss 4&Ess &ss 4sssss 4s x ts asSs. aoaaI
i bAskl loansasd Of y Crcu,l stofs Legal
teff DseeuHts SYsae lzfoh- Deposits TslSsrs
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