New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

large majority is held at home with the interest az
dividends due on that date, cannot fall short !,
$lO,OOOOOO which bids far.to come for employmon.
upon 3 per cent money market. AS the prac,,a.
with prudent investors is 10 add to securities vii
pay iargey it is anticipated that Government st.
WILL from the demand for reinvestment reeeIv.
new impulse
Sterling Exchange continues firm at quotatio,.
We quote: London, GO days. l1O,9llO!; Lopda.
sight, 1l0l9ll03 Paris long, 51Sla5l2I psri'
short, 5.lltG510; Antwerp, 5.l50513a; Swiss srtes
5.139; Hamburg 36.G369; Amsterdam. 4Iia1,,
Frankfort, 41sa4. Bremen, II sa72 Berlin. 7o,asn
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant Tre,s
surer were Receipts for Customs, $OSOOO for Cola
Notes, S2O600O; total Receipts, 1885, G69 As, to,s
Payments $1,2SO,S80 70; Balance, $lOl, ,s99.5S9 H.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive q,
speciel from the port of New-York to foreign por,.
for the week ending May 26, 1863 was $3.e57521
Freights.-To Liverpool, by steamer, 1000 bush
Corn at Cd. To Glasgow. by steamer, 1900 busb
Corn at I'D To Bristol, 1900 bush Corn at I'd
vessel was chartered to Buenos Ayres with lumhA,
at $40 ~ NJ
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railway for
the third week in May, were:
......ss2,2Os .s7O263 Increase 81 su
The Milwaukee and st. Paul Road earned in IN.
becOuu week Oh bldys
1862. sl3T 900 900 Increase s.oan
The earnings of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail.
road for the second week in May show an increass
of 5000.
The earnings Of the Western Union Railroad. for
the third week in May were:
1868. .s4505i6 1861. ..si 232 70 Increase g. Ys o.
The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail.
road Company the third week in May were:
1868 ..s22 091 1861 s2068l Increase g. l0s
The Providence Journal says:
III Printing Cloths the market closes weak, with
downward tendency The following the sales 1000
pieces 56X6G 73e. 2O0 do 56x60 7c $500 do 66xO 7lc
5000 do G4X6i &c. heavy 5000 do 6ixG4, Sko common
5000 do. G4x6i Sc, common; 5000 do 64xC &c. stand
ard 1900 do. G4x61 &c. standard; 10000 do 6lx64
10 days extra 1000 do Glx64 &c. 30 days extra l do
G4xGI &C., 90 days extra. Total. 72,oOO pieces.
Tie Boston Post of Monday says:
The week closes with money In good supply There
seems 10 be only limited amount Of choice business pa
ernment securleswhO are often largo borrowers on
ca"-appear 20 be lust inclined 10 pay up
isting loans than TO negotiate heW ones. Nearly al the
banks report great falling off IN the demand Tor money
low rates are likely TO prevail through the Summer
months judging from the present comparatively quiet
condition OF general trade and from the fact that during
the heated term there Is usually no scarcity OF cur
rency On the otr hand 10 is argued that the preson.
ease will tend 10 produce speculation In merchandise
which in turn will Increase the demand for bank accom-.
modatlOn that the flow OF currency TO the Eastward
from Chicago, Cincinnati and other Western cities has
now almost entirely ceased and that the demand for the
purchase OF the wool crop IS likely soon 70 be felt la
though the extent OF the requirements for this purpose
depends upon the disposition OF the trade to purchase the
new clip at the high prices now prevalenu.
The following exhibit shows the average condition
of the leading items of the Philadelphia banks for
Il.