New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

Gold has been strong. opening at 1899 and closing
at 1881 The clesrings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were $4O95lOOO and the balance $2,669,15l The
export of specie is $4,000, of which the Palmyra
takes out sS55OO0 and the City of NewYOrk $4,000
Government bonds strong and active, with
advance on some classes State and Railway bonds
were dull. The miscellaneous share list was
steady. Canton, 49, Western Union Telegraph,
454; Pacific Mail, 14l4. The Railway share list
opened strong and active in the Long Room at a
sharp advance from Tuesdays prices. New-York
Central, 1866; Erie, 6Ss Michigan Southern. alt
North Western Preferred. ca, the Common stock
AZ, with liberal purchases. At the Board there
was reaction of from tds per cent, and afterward
the market sold Oft on free sales made to re5ze
profits from purchases made at the low prices of yes
terday, but the market Immediately rallied and was
very firm. Al the one o'clock call the market was
steady, and after the call there but moderate
business done. Business was nearly suspended at
half past three o'clock. when the Long Room was
closed until Friday morning. The market closed
firm with but small amounts of stocks offering. The
following the closing prices NewYork Central,
1O5. 1865 Erie 6Sia6Ss; Reading, 6lO9 Mich
igan Southern, 79aG79.; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
81. aSGi; Rock Island, 97s097l; Northwestern, 45I
646; Northwestern Preferred, 61tdG7t; Fort Wayne,
l0OlG100s.
Since the recent speculation for rise commenced.
considerable interest has been taken in tho North
Western stocks, the common taking the lead. Ru-
NOR has il that doubts exist to the legality Of any
dividend on the Preferred to the exclusion of tho
common stocks and as none are entertained, II the
crops are safely gathered of the ability of the road
TO earn at least per cent upon all classes OF its
bonds and stock, the holders OF the common stock
look TO its taking higher relative position in the
market. Competent authorities estimate that tho
road will earn $2000000 per month this Fall, which
is more than has been taken in the space
of time by any road in America.
Money is plenty, and at 426 per cent Brokers are
fully supplied and with less doing the latter rate.
Late in the day money was offered at per cent.
Foreign exchange is weaker. Bills at 60 days on
London are quoted at lO9s61O9s for commercial
1o9i9110 for bankers do. at short sight 1000 lIOi;
Paris at 10 days, 564a51Sf do at short sight 512i
05IOs; Antwerp 5l64a519t; Swiss, 5.l6!Q5.lSij
Hamburg, S6G3Gs; Amsterdam. 4O.34ll Frankfort.
4OaG4lt Bremen, 7SG7Ss; Prussian thaers Il l67a9.
The transactions at the Sub-Treasury to-day were;
Receipts for Customs, $29l000; Receipts for Gold
Notes, 100000; Total Receipts s37S2,lS So; Total
Payments, S. 95, 49S %: Balance. $lSl,OS5.s47 o.
Freights quiet 10 Liverpool, 30 hhds. Tobacco
at 97s. Cd, and 400 bales Cotton at I'D. To London,
1900 bush. Corn on private terms.
The eastward amovement of Ilonr and Grain
through Buffalo from the West from JAN to July l.
this year, as compared with last year, shows de-
crease of 15392S bbs. of flour and $50 bushels
of grain.
The following will show the imports Of Flour and