New-York tribune., 1868-06-12


At the decline large purchases made The market
closed firm at quotations: ... .-
u g. 6s 1881 Reg 11l 0l11l Us52OCo '65112i Gl12i
U 8 6s C9u ll6g did6i U s S2o o. C3n & ,67 i2;Sll2s
Us. Cou 62 l2 9ll2l Us. 1O4O Cou.... 1851 lOe
H $40 Con- Con- & g % SS rs rs sS @ ga GS@Poni S@PPSnS
The following William Heath Co.'S last quotations
Of stocks; 49,,
Gold ...........iIO 400 Hudson River. .."lI1I lAi
Boston w. P.-A.. 81 2ll Harlem ........... =. ~
SGmseFlaqS %@s Fs4Sd CO. $50 "a eW FSH&ns Wabash gSs
n5E5SSs x1ls., ? " rSal % pref 81 s s
SlS ADAMS RPreSs 81 So Sa n stPaai pref si 7s
United States. -. 551 56 Fort Wayne.--.ld, ia
9SES oSCi .TSr iRts Y Mc hf 2 81 Boston, H. E. i i5
IaripOsa 81 Michigan Central. ldSi lSS! 20!
asTP0sn StPS o Pref 80, 3 Inois G Central l5si ISL
afiantic Mai so, So Cieve and Tol .1OSl 1881
western Un Tel Ssi $50 Rock Island lea 1893.
NewYOrk Cent. .i34b 1885 NORTH Sy5 az
Erie Erie Picf.:.. 7S 7Ss 20 e '''"
The following were the bids for Bank stocks:
MsThS5k MeTcSS@ts iaO Bank Of North America II
Mechanics. ...l5 l5O hanover -''''''''' ios
Gn,on; mSIca ii5 metropolitan lsi
PhenX los Fast RIVER. iI5a
Market iaS
Rntche and brewers iSS shoe and Leather 1904
Not,onoI 1I2 Corn Exchange. c..........l .l2gt
Merchants' Exchange ii9 Commonwealth Il5,
Sever Seyentf ~ W9r3 nanufac Merchants
Commerce - I29 Central National. ........ lO9
Mechanics Bkg Asso 100 Fourth National .lOgl
Ocean '.......... Ninth National. ITO
American Exchange. .I2Ol Tenth National
And the following for Railroad bonds: ..
n Y. Cen Gs r. Estate. 90 lGrt western ISL MI. W o.
Y Cen 6s Sub'n 30 lGrt Western 2d Mt 49,. T4
Erie Isl Mortgage Ex. lO3 Quincy Toll 1st Mt 30 50
Erie Is Cd Ind Is7O - 100 Ills &So Iowa st Mt: rs
Frie rs Ith Ind 1850 9lj Gaena d Chic. "a Mt. 95
Fre ~ 5th Ind lsSs - 90 Chic & r. Island 1st NJ 100
Buff. NY Il f. lstm. IT 93s Chi a r. l. Pacltc lss gs
HudR r. Is. LIST NJ, 69'7O 1921 Morris Essex, lst NJ @t
.nls . ETpc-I G. To Eiuk
Hud r. Is sd NJ Is 9s New,Jersey Cen. LIST Mt. 100
Harlem lst Mortgage. 1904 NewJersey Cen 2d NJ 100
Cbie I,f r. &V n iiS, Ciev Pitts C. s. I'd 9iI
Mich s. u C. 2d Mort. % Chic q Alt 5. Ed, NJ. los
MichS& MIS-. F,7pc 1904 Chic. & Alton $ F'd Inc. g2
Pac R rs guar by Mo- o. At q CT. W. LIST Mtg. rs
M Cen per cent TO- lI5 Ohio and Miss. lst M. 96
Alton q r. H. Ist Mort 90 lOho & Miss. VI. cOns'd s0s
Aton T. H. 2d NJ pref sll Dub a Sioux G. LIST NJ. 90
Chic a n W s Fund gs Peninsula X. Il. Bonds. 30
COnsOrd D. C. cOnv'e. 93 Nil. &St Paul ISL Mtge ~
Consol'd y. c. Exn Bd 81 Mil. St Pau I'd Mtge. 50
Consoi'd pc Ist NJ " "a Mar. ~ Gin 1st Mig. %
Del. Lack W. lst Mtg 97tIChc. and hil lst NJ" Va
GTt Western ist Mt 49, lOi H. York 4 N Haven e6i
Money remains unchanged at 3G4 per cent and at the
lowest there is more Offering than can be used by
brokers Commercial paper FOR rstcass names
at 5a5! lower grades sell high.
Sterling Exchange dun and heavy. We quote Lon
don Odays OS 0lOs London, sight llOl 0llo London,
prime commercial Oo61lO Paris long, 513Ia5l?t Paris,
short, 5li 051O; Antwerp, 5l3l Swiss, 51Sl Hamburg
3Gi G36i; Amsterdam 4iaHa Frankfort, 4lbahi; Bre-
men, 7ol GsO; Berlin, 7lSQ72.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Lake
shore Railroad was held at Cleveland Wednesday.
The old Board Of Directors reelected with the ex-
ceptiOn of j. H. Wade OF Cleveland in place Of Mr. Gil
bort deceased The officers A. Stone jr President;
j. H. Deveraux, Vice President; George b. Ely, secrc-
tary and Treasurer; H. Nottingham Superintendent.
semtannua dividend OF three and onehaf per cent was
declared,
The Western Union Telegraph has declared dividend
Of two per cent
The Michigan Central Railroad Company has declared
a dividend Of s. per share, free, payable July !.
Messrs Drexe Winthrop & Co, Bankers, No. is Wall
ST. New-York Drexel Co.. No. "a South Thrdst Phila
delphia have established house Paris, Drexe Haes
& Co.. whom they issue letters of credit, available in
all parts Of Europe
The Bankers and Brokers' Clearing HouseAssociatiOn
Of the Stock Exchange commenced operations this morn
ing by clearing the transactions in NewYOIk Central,
Erie and Michigan Southern Railways II not very
extensively parOnzed by the brokers' and the cearngs
were effected very slowly; but after little experience 1t
is expected that the business will DC done expe-
dtously The present dun state of tho market will give
ample time TO perfect its operations.
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
were Reeeipis-For Customs. s22ltOO; Gold Notes,
$4,000 Total Receipts, ss6IO63 9l Total Payments,
&3,l22OO9 %; Balance, s97,9s2,sOOs5.
In Freghts, 20 Liverpool by steamer 1900 bush.
Wheat at Sid To Glasgow by steamer 800 bush Peas
and 1900 bush Corn all at SD To London, co TINS Log
wood on private terms. vessel with full cargo Of To-
baccO 10 Cadiz at 35s.
Mr. l. G. ogden, jr., OF the firm OF Robinson ogden
was Yesterday restored TO membership Of the New York
stock Exchange.
The California steamer, nearly due viii bnng
S676 4O6 III treasure consigned follows Bank OF Call
fornia SlGsCOO; b. Davidson Co.. Sl205s9 2G; Donohoe
Kelly Co.. $1OSO0O; j. Segman Co, 100000; Parrott
CO.. 113 6s HeDsch Berton s55,972 IS; First Ma
tiODal Bank OF Nevada, $3l,4o 32 Wells, Fargo Co,
S324O1 Sc; other shippers, $2s,17O IS.
me Ml,ca,d.ee Wisconsin congratulates the business
men Of that city and other lake ports Of the west shore
north OF Chicago upon the change in the Presidency OF
the Chicago aud Northwestern Road. 1t Is claimed
that the road has heretofore been especially for the
benefit OF Chicago but that, under the admnisra
ton of President Keep all the cities the west shore
will he fairly treated, unjust determinations viii DO
made in respect TO THEN legitimate trade. The Chicago
Tribune thinks the complexion Of the new board implies
very close alliance, II not consolidation with the MIL
waukee and 81. Paul Company.
The green Bay AdUOeate says:
Some idea of hebusness OF the Peninsula Railroad may
be had from the fact that IL shipped over 10000 un OF ore
last month IN 50 vessels making an average OF COO t4ns 70
ship over 10000 tlns this season.
The fifth annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Mil
waukee and st. Paul Railroad Company was held at Mil
waukee Monday. There represented at the meet
ing stock the amount Of about SsOOOO out Of total
the ensuing year: Alexander Mitchell OF Miwaueej W.
s. Gunee Of New York; Russell Sage Of New York Fred.
j. James Of NewYort; n A. COwdrey Of New-York;
sas Chamberlain Of Minnesota; s. Merrill OF Mlwau.
kee T. T.. Wesley Of New York, Julius WadswOrth Of
New-YOrk Joseph Rudd Of New York; James g. Garner
OF NewYOrk Henry Keep OF New York, and James Buell.
Of NewYOrk. Alexander Mitchell Of Milwaukee was
unanimously elected President.
The following is the exhibit Of the Boston National
Banks as returned 10 the Clearing House:
June jane O.
100000 e423O0OOO
Loans ................ 07458g97 gsllG632
Specie. ..-....... .........-.... 766,553 63l.l49
Legal Tender notes. 141Ss,S06 1860 900
Due from other Banks......... H,03O,JSS l7,335,9n