New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27


Loans ........ 25is2G,9s6 252Si,6i7 Dec. 1.5OS"9
The bank statement is favorable showing an in
crease in reserve of 57O0 in the face OF an accu-
mutation of currency in the Sub-lreasury From
this time borrowers will have decided advantage,
| and low rates prevail.
The transactions at the Office OF the Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs s2S.OOO; re-
ceps for Gold Notes. $50 600 total receipts, Sl,SS-
5l3 "a total payments, 81. sO2j1 IL; balance sO6-
Si8S22 50.
Freghts-To Liverpool. by steamer. $50 bales Cot
ton at 3D. An Austrian bark chartered to Bristol
with 2O,0eO bush. Corn at S. Sd.
The following are the conversions of Seyen-Thir-
| ties at the Sub-Treasury for the last six days
April IL - s4O1 55OlApril o.. O65O0
April 20--.-...... 1l650O April E...-- 9oc9O
April 21...........-.. 212,o50 April A.. 2i53oo
IL is stated that arrangement has been made
whereby the members of the New-York Stock Ex-
change now visit the Open Board of Brokers during
their sessions
The interest on the debt OF Tennessee will be paid
on the 1st of May, and the money is now in bank
here for that purpose.
The total imports at Ncw-York for the week
compare AS follows:
Week ending April %. April II. April 10. March a.
Dry goods -. siIs7lgo s26l,4c1 sl2s3sI9 s2067 800
General mdse. 44g.36s 3399,049 3,2JsS64 3,6J39iS
Total t,55G,558 AGGO,i5s s,1221I so'7m%2'
The New York imports of foreign dry goods com
pare follows:
Entered fGS d. at TT, the port slSsss ss sisI 100
Thrown ON market...... 2lo5,5o5 la6Ss'6 l;t6a t52
Entered at the port sA5522i2 so5g2IS2t s2G,79s26l
Thrown market 6I65,9o3 33,sS6,oS7 29,256%a
The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
road Company for the third week of April We're
1868 w s25es5 $40 GA Increase. $50
a. fall
1.-THE receipts reach only 1924 bales against Co. l52
last week i53 bales the previous week and ~ J
bales three weeks .nee making the AGGREGATE e., zee
the same period In sCGG being an excess this season
over last season OF !3 o bales Inc exporn also SHOW
reaching bales last week and COLA bales the pre-
vous week For the corresponding week Of 1867 the ship
ing for the week this wear OF 1924 bales and
leayin total in the shipments OF this season
up to this date 2Gs bales while the stocks at the ports
OF the United states s 800 bales less than NJ TINS date
since September 1861 reach 1916 bales. against
Lists bales for the same period last year ana he stccSs
all the ports AT present 2COO2 bales against H6lOS
bales nj the same time In 1851
The Miners Journal of Saturday says OF the Coal
Trade
The quantity sent by Railroad this week ~ ,sTN4
tuns by Canal 2iJl tuns; for the week I21io tuhs'
against for the corresponding week last year
The trade remains quiet and without special actluly
while prices exhibit no improvement without general
revival of business throughout the country We can ex
pect marked Improvement here ,,,
The trade sums np this week as follows compared win
last year 1901 Ols uns: total 22G tuns 1868 2b'
eOJ tuus; total. 2.6Ti $50 tuns.
Mcssrs Plat & Newton's San Francisco circular Of
April makes the following ausion to financial af-
fairs at that point:
Our money market shows increased activity and Inn
proved The demand legitimate, and indicates
healthier financial and business condition. Call loans
obtannbe per cent per month"; aud loans for long
terms on good real colaterals negotiated for
Od2 per cent per First class commercial paper
IA douo per cent good do at II per cent per month
bullion market for the outgoing steamer has not yet set
tied down 10 determined figure We quote gold bars nc
OlOd9ls with considerable demand silver bars set
thing from par 10 per cent premium Currency Bills on
Atlantic cities 36o36i per cent premium gold sight
drafts payable In gold per cent premium Telegraph
c Transfers. per ceut premium; Sterling Exchange
lsiDi9d: Commercial Exchange 9i G9t Mexican dol
| lars are nominal at a. al.
The receipts OF treasure from all through rcgu
lar public channels, during the past three months,
compared with the period IN 1867, have been as
| follows:
1867 1868