New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-19

Thor reaources, the company VIII 10 -
,ho Tinted States Government us 0Vyo~A oA ~
IN, houAs. at the rate Of $4,000 per m'fe' anu
,hsreforo enabled 60 carry forward the eh''iP''
IN the utmost confidence and Viger ,,.f
Tho -anount of coal transported on the FhilAue.
a.rl Reading Railroad during the week ehTlne
T9,r-sdav Nav a. 1863 was as follows; Ioaai ~.
81 "a 52 tuns; previously this yeaJ. lSVl'' ''D
zane time last year, l,l75,2Sl tuns.
T9s CL;oaOo Republican of Saturday says -, ma
there ia some t,e Improvement in me ,re DAYS the
weather for the FIRST time IN Two ~ BY shnngbut
.niv for very shsrt time. Trade ih Suring and ODr
dun FOR SSy BI1 Of the Sf @f
snring trade attribute 1t TO ne country say the
he pas &c ,ost impossible condiion that onSr
they become sOmthat dry the Al the banks there
ser viii necessarily be very light circes but as
shade better inquiry from gran ~ currency no DIM.
Bankers have on rand lar sseass parties IN securing
~ he Recommendations required aTe falling of and
IsnssSSoaenty there is an increasing supply VI iunu
a. oaeiing, - tbe stockholders of the Hannibal
- C.-,noI ISi.sonr Railroad. held at Hannibaion
SATURDAY. last report was rea0 showing Ihe 10
.o,,roos of the Company TO be $o4OOOO' lhciuulhg
A1~oooO ri county subscriptions Inc estimate Vi
sraJinQ tbe'roa9 from hannibal 30 Moberly il $o'o
coo The meeting passed resolutions authorizing the
Board OF Directors 20 consolidate the company WIN
The Hannibal aBd Naples Railroad
The PhiLddeIpka Press says: ~, d,
As first real Spring comes onSse attention SnS ST
servers is directed &c the conditioner the erOp anu
e,,erng exhibf il made There hove been losses ana
damage by the Water hnt, "a general thhg, tne Pu
Ceet Is encouragiLg. The SHOWS If April were positive
kene6t 10 the agrcnurst aud 10 the consumer 1he
Winter has been uansuay long and unusually close yet
not unusually cold Ia SOME poriions the country no
accustomed to such Winter, the snow laid upon tle
ground for weeks together To ONE mcmga9, iIuJ it
and other stateso Of the West the East ooSS S
special interest for its grain shpes ana Ir& 2ea that
corn coming up fney, and that cotton planting Is IT.
Piti0usy progressing. The great want Oi inc 'hara
10 d. and II the prescutYear yields rich harves, tb
ae eeming earth viii 40 for ree0nstrnc91n tin
Congress can for earnest VIII htt ~hc1 3dHrnce
and philosophy ThoEe Is great foreign desSsnu there
sereas The homo appctite Is healthy ana so mel s
great ed that large breadth Of hand should ne s1o
planted that varied agriculture shoniu VIC
danCorOf loss to a single crop
The reps eyeryyhero promise well, which induces
disposition amoue ItsSs ~ !" money IN every part OF
the West has tendency 10 lnt operaos % .bnmgb
ARTICLES Of produce throughout the country ana tHou5
Prices have gb enough and money dmen -. 20 p
fain the p0Orer ~ people have had reason 20 re-
IOce. Could money nave been IeauS, @ ,S i'm
should have had an OF extreme prices Tor ione wu
Swbarrssshg ard oftentimes disastrous. There lie con
serahIe speculation throughout the country hnt mort
clip II Il generally thought that It will be aess ihah AN
average in weight ana mat prices %i DO aPI h
In season. much relief in money matters Il anticipates
speculate i A. This year than for three years pr
vOns and IL evidence Of return to good judgment
The earnings OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail
eoad for the ifst week IN May WeIe'
1865 S4s5ss OIL .S37079 2S Inc s640S 81
Returns from the Lake ports show ah enormous III
crease in the grain movement over last year. AID
confirm the supposition entertained at the East that
there is an unusually large surplus of breadstus held
an the West The following statement. including
Hhipments from Buffalo 1Or fourteen days endlhg
Ray 16 and from OswegO for nine days ending May
IS win show about tine amount of grain and BOnr on
canals destined for tide water:
Eear T1.s' Corn S1.s S SS,s G S@.s 5 s,s
Buffalo IA daye - SCS 7OS I.566,S7O 5l6,6l2
OsWegc, days $3.50 is7l64 H5,l6A 1880 H'6n
ro,,, s5a3 $50 Az I7laos4 6iI82 - l76n
Cor week 1867. so 2,6l4 A9s,s35 2Ol.@6 $500 S'SI
The following are the comparative receipts OF
grain at the Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange tor
March and April:
wheat. hash Com. bush osi. bush. Rye, bush
ISs7....... 5s03 i3IO658 i5o'SS 80 80
ises--.--....2O54o6 s01SoS loz'osO 100 zH1oY.
Increase 1863. .lT,a's -; S75'6 22'@'
The following shows the amount of grain in store
ut Cleveland:
Wheat bush............ 20,o00 1900 2soC O
Corn, bush. ...........-. 5O,OO 6o.OU o,OV
Oats bush 6S'OOO to'@ V
Rye, bush. .----....--. %VVV -'VVV
In addition 10 the above it is estimated that there
are 10000 bushels of wheat in the hands OF the |
mllers.
The amount of wheat in store at Milwaukee May |
a. is reported at $4,000 bush.
The Genesee Valley Canal is TO be opened for navi-
CATION on Wednesday the Goth inst. 1t has been |
thoroughly repaired and is in better order than ever
before Ten or mofs pilliOn feet Of lumber awaits |
shipment at 0lean. - -
TABLE OF The Loans SOeeie, Circulation, Deposits, and
LsGi Tenders az re BQ5ls or he Chy Of Nee York JOr
the geek ending Saturday. 4og 10, 1868