New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15
IN MrNING STOCKS.
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FIRST BOARD.
coyEeNMENr DEPARTMENT.

" FRIDAY, June 1i-P. NJ.
Gold is steady. closing at 1874. The clearngs at
the banks were $22,0GS,0OO, and the balance
tiStS47
Government stocks continue firm and in good de
mand. Border State stocks steady, with renewed
demand for Tennessee Is at GS. The general share
markets opened dull and were sluggish all the morn
ing The dealings were limited, and last nights quo
tstions were barely sustained Toledo. Wabash and
Western was active and sold at 49, New-York Cen
trail is in steady sdemand at full prices. After the
call prices were not sustained. but there no
pressure to SALE Railway NOR cages are firm, and
are offered in small amounts only. Pacific Mail is
active aud closed ut 1911. At the Second Board the
market was heavy and lower and after the call de
cline was made ON the entire list Erie sold at 59,
North cstern Preferred 80; Rock Island, 69s. At
the close the market rallied fraction. The following
are tho closing prices NewYorll Central, 10l d10ls
Erie. 60aGO.; Reading 1O6a1O6,; Michigan South
ern. 6SG6s!: Cleveland and Pittsburgh 76 bid
Rock Island, s9s9s9@; Northwestern, AsQ&5;
Northwestern Preferred, 5s.059: Fort Wayne,
97!WYI.
Money on call is C07 per cent and offered more
freely to stock houses Commercial paper is 7aif
for best and Sa 10 for second grade
The continued favorable crop reports are creating
more confidence among merchants.
d Exchange is quoted London. co days, 1103110i I;
sight 40. commercial 109iG1O9s Paris long 5.l2l
05.11i; short. $40; Antwerp 51505.l2l; Swiss. SIS
95.ISs; Hamburg. 96l; Amsterdam, Az; Frankfort,
4ls04lt; Bremen, 79. Berlin, 72l072.
The Peoples Line OF steamers on the Hudson River
reduce their fare between New-York and Albany TO
81 on the 18th inst This reduction of fare will
duce the price of tickets to all points West. The
question u.s. what effect will this have upon the fares
OF the great through lines to the West This reduc
II.
and the fare will be raised if Hudson River
stock cannot be put down by this competition.
In Freghts, the engagements to Liverpool are 175
hhds Tobacco at 2Os, $50 tcs Lard at 15s $50 bush
Corn at 3.94d., and per steamer 10000 bush Corn
at Sd for next week, and 800 bales Cotton at ID.
brig 10 direct port in the Baltic with 200 bbls Pc
troleum private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
for Customs. 100000 total Payments. sGO2.7S IL
for Gold Notes, 1921 900 Balance SlS6647,4 a.
Total Receipts, $2,711.14O "a.
The Metropolitan Bank Of this city will on the Goth
cf June discontinue IT'S uncurrent money department
The annual examination of the Erie Railway Com
panys track and property will commence on the 18th
of June. VIA tI .
The position Of Mr.. McCulloch is thus stated by
The Boak- Note Reporter:
The Treasury now holds over s,oo ooo oo n, cod and
about s5OOJO OF currency This IA strong nnancierng:
stil tho money market Is not light SO completely the
Secretary master OF the situation that he can do Just
what he pleases He can contract the currency or not
he put down gold not he can paw on his debts as
they mature he fund them into long hon ds ls
financial power in the hands OF Secretary who has SO
repeatedly said that resumption should he bronsbt
about at the earliest possible date admonsnng Sell
en- pay up; get cut OF debt
The July interest Oh the State Bonds Of Tennessee
Ia now advertised TO be paid at tho Fourth National
Bank ia this city. A morning paper says
II should inspire additional confidence In the credit of
these b0nd Independent OF the public faith OF the State
pied gec for the " Opt payment Of both erCst aiid
principal when II is stated that nearly all the railways
" which the bonds originally loaned, IN c0nsidefa
la ii frst mortgage len upon Meir entire property