New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30

ATe RSS St ,SSt Dec per share 10
Beading .lS43 lSi Dec per per SHARE.
illinois Central s1i"~,. ~ Dec. per share "a
Pref St Dec Dec per Per SHARE
Seye and Toledo lah a Dec Dec per share III
Wort Wsyne. los al3 Dec per share. 1o3
The reaction of the month is the natural result Of
speculation and has damaged spectators chiefly.
The fall has not attracted the notice of Congress
which properly leaves operators in stocks to arrange
their affairs with asmuch indifference as shown
when pork and hog products broke SIC per Dbl in
= single month Money is z ~ cent to brokers upon
mixed collateraIs with ample margins and upon
Government stocks to leading houses. The borrow
ing demand has been much reduced by the collapse
IN stocks and accounts are made up with readiness
IN commercial paper no special change. Some prime
names pass at q u cent and the range is 7GS good,
p0l2 ~ cent Bills at GO days on London quoted
ut 1O8G1OSs for commercial; 10Ss0109 for bankers
do at short sight, lO9i01O9; Paris at 60 days, $50
0515; do at short sight 5.l59512i; Antwerp 52OG
BI7i; Swiss 5.2Od5.17i; Hamburg. S6SQS65; Am
sterdam, 4s941s; Frankfort 414GAs; Bremen, 7S4
179l; Prussian thalers, 72G7A
Freights are firm To Liverpool % half tcs Tobacco
mt SIS. To London, 100 tuns Oil Cake in bags at DDS
Cd 1900 bbls do at 2s 3D. 1000 bbls. Rosin at Is
3D. per $50 h 100 Beef at S. 100 ties. Lard 2s
Cd; and 200 bales Cotton, per steamer, at HOLD
To Hayre, 200 bales Cotton at &C.. 200 ties. Lard at
IS: Sd. and per steamer $50 bales Cotton at 5-l6d
for square, and I'd. for round bales.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts
S3728, SIG 4-for Customs $4,000; Payments
a144l ESQ SO; Balance, $10s,l59,2H 5l-Gold Notes
tl7sOOO.
The aggregate amount of exports Exclusive of
Bpecie) from the Port of New-York to Foreign Ports
for the week ending JAN 2s, 1867, was $S,2lO,976.
The Boston Post says:
The banks have been doing moderate business IN the
discount line principally at about per cent on nndouDed
ercal notes Of three and four months double names
have been negotiated at 70s per cent Teadstuffs ana
Grain continue dull and low prices nave Deeh accepted
The PrOridsmoe Journal reports printing cloths very
quiet The following the sales 5000 pieces 56x6O
103c heavy; 1900 do. 60x64 lie; 10000 do 64x64,
HE; 5000 do. 64xe4. privateterms. Total, $1,000
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts,, in the Of
-agt. the Michigan Southern Railroad for back div
Hdends upon the Preferred Stock of the Company has
decided in favor of the defendants. Under this dec
Gion, shareholders who have Irefused the very
liberal terms heretofore offered by the Directors will
get much less
9Re Missouri Patriot says:
We understand from the Hon S. II Boyd that the gross
receipt Of the Southwest Pacific Railroad from Prank
lin 20 Roa is now averaging about 1880 per nohth
three months ago the receipts OF the road averaged but
about per month AS the road advances its business
win greatly Increase, and viii take from Sedaa heavy
emoant Of business West Of this going that place
There also large amount Of business done at sedana
our road Il advances. This road is now merged into
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad running from st. Louis
20 Ban Francisco.
The Marietta and Cincinnati road earned the third
week in january
1857 sl7ns 1886 ... .s2O,Ss6 Decrease. 1868
THE ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Prom The POttsrIle CPn) BIinert' Journal
The trade opened under very favorable auspices in
the Spring and continued without interruption Tor the
sSckiRg OF and for the remainder Of the year
ybg gg IGi cop Region Where the higher rates Of
transportation bore heavily against them in the New
shs country for the distribution Of coal This depression
was also increased by the auction sales Of coal which
Do produced and sent 70 market.
But Notwithstanding these drawbacks causing heavy
Anthracite trade shows increase Of 1900 92 tuns over
Which Vas the largest quantity ever sent TO market in
single year previously. The total production mined
which may be added about 1000 900 consumed in the
coal regions making the total quantity mined lss9
During the year the mines Of the Pennsylvania Coal
fficulty in the transportation department. and turn
out Broad Top for several months also checked the
trade to considerable extent, diminishing the supply
the great stimulus gwen % the trade by the high pr
res OF coal during the Rebellion, developed the coal re-
Ons such extraordinary extent that the increased
supply last year could nave pee Ha a aP ~ without %
hansting the cOlliery capacity. ... , -.
embraced In our table, shows increase TINS year OF
pT32e tuns while the Importation ef foreign coal M the
gures received from the Treasury Department at Wash
me- are correct, which dOubt) show considerable
By Reference TO the following table it win be that
the quantity sent TO market ia 1866 was:
N' TunG
Anthracite. ........... r. s9g,7lT
semI-Anthracte and Bituminous, includ
ing foreign. -....--..-..--.-.-..--..--. 2OlslSo
Total .ilAs,ss5
Last --ll552O75
Total increase ................. 2S59,a2
The heaviest increase previous 10 1866 in 1854 when
che increase 1868 was:
Semi Anthracite and Bituminous.. 475,SS9