New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
slnce Jannary l slIg7a0.es tls.e9oez9 tlssOi96Is

Since January s79,759,ss tss,C9o622 siSoi9'6iS
The following was the DAYS business nj the Onice
Of ihe Assistant Ire surer: Receipts for Customs,
.@5oO0: for Gold 20 es, 71l.OO; total Receipts
tas,..7A ~; IoM Paymen :, $e72,ob ~. Bal
sncc. $lCO.7-9 u o..
Frciahts to Liverpool by steamer, 1i,0)) bush.
wheat ~ I and 500 bales of cotton at l.
The Michigan Southern Road earned the fourth
week IN Dpcmbrr:
snO3Is 1866 .....-. slo1 96I 1nc......ssS8
The wLo'e month shows Gain of about sOOOO
The Atlantic and Great Weston Railway earned
from L o.. 70 To % saven days:
.s67.S - 6.-....$I, ,ll9 Inc. in 1851 os7
At the annual lnee.n Of the stockholders of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company. held
Jau |, tie 'ol ow n n emen were elected Di-
rectoIs for the OIL, in yer: j. n. Mccullough OF
Nol.sville; A. Siopc. js Cleveland; 5. Witt, Cleve-
land: j. II. Wade, Cleveland; I. II. Handy
Cleveland D. II. Banker, New-York; John
Steward. New-York; II. o. Stimson' New
York; Thomas Si0cuIuh, HewYOrk }. H. Dew
ei,ux, Cleveland; B +. Jones, Pittsburgh; j. w.
Calfant Pittstmrgh At a subsequent meeting OF
the Board of Directors the following officers were
elected: J. n. Nc uNou !h. President; J. H. Deve-
rrux Vice-I'rcsi ent; q. A. Ingersoii' Secretary
The thieayo EcJ u Ii an of Tuesday says:
The makci Tor Eastern exchange to-day was very pare
asa ht hers very Willingly paid premium "I ~ Ce',,s
/ .r fois I'd for round l1is Counter Ols were eo" ~
r.r itVirg AID lie premium selling oeNeih "I ".l
hin. hitbets had tO send currency Ia New'> oik 10
m, tn.ir drafts The money market continues yer!
ci.>e and have TO report Increased SllheeIo! =.
Iie PAPER passed at the hanks AZ 10 per crt per an
nus, l cont rate paper s discounted "h ihe street H'
tetrs equal to az pcr cent per month.
The Columbia Fire In>uraac &C Company has de-
elarcd II divdei Of per cent
The colIons OF tie frt mortgage bands OF the
Macon and Augusta Railr al Company aio now pay
Able nj the vi, &C OF II. X. JesJp \ 60.
Tie hcaeo T b.Bs pu l,sbos lis annual statement
Of the Grain trade for lsG7 compiled from the official
record, of ic Boi rd of Trade Although there is
fsy OF ~ clmll ircd with 1866, the decrease Is not
psopoItiouatc u the decrease in the crop Of 1906
cnninucd " tn that of 1885. The total receipts Ies
;.p, in n .u whratl fOOt mp 597l0955 bises against
sl55O uusrl, received in 1866 and h3,o2S23 bushels III
l-rs. the decrease compared with lsGG Is e,N1yo
ueafly cent Flour hsS iy sOlnr fsVVV baitlS
shows Increase Of l2O0tO bushels. Corn has
f,l-n of over l1U0BO0 bushels. Oats exhibit an III
crease "f nearly 1Wp.OOO bushels. Rye has
CREASED 6OCO bu hels, hut barley SHOWS gam OF ii2
tish h. JhIs great falling of Of II per cent IN the
look the crops ~ The rams IN August ana sep
Of that year play ed havoc with wheat rye, ana
b.l.l-aId partially with oats-and tic damage III
nig crop by the early lrOsts OF Seitenle er
rains retarded ia growth and prevented
laIg portion from reaching maturity Tue harvest cf
ii nearly respect saii ifaetOry one The
rr large, healthy and well Ill OIL though the yield
81 shpat lily ascPraincd 10 be below the
/ Al anticipated. IN ,he East there was falling in
the 0 barley, but IN the West wasa large " ah' OF
tAcellcnt quaJ better than Any harvested for sSAerI
y0AIS.