New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

Atlantic aud Great Western Railway from April -"
April %:
1853 sli2 2I6 1857 .si7467 Decrease. '''"''
The Boston Trdreler says:
Financially affairs are tending toweld sun ~
provement. owing to an increase, Ecd noniriss fof
means, together with somewhas, Int NOT execssIyS
demand for manty yet experienced nt the banks as
continued in the street extent that prevents a0o~
mutation OF unemployed capital
The Chicago Tribune of Tuesday says: .-,s,..
The demand rmoney was again c0nparstvey n,sr
thorgh some two three OF the banks reported ouo
ATE inquiry for short loans for carrying wheat lne
py OF funds is increasing, and as there
easier and In ali quarters the opinion gaming gfoana
that we shall enjoy very c0mlOrIaDe mhAo' -
nuapS6Pn securities at cent but produey:
coateras there Is no deviation irom tue use Its
sales between banks at 25Q5Oc. premiunl-nosuy tns
upper figure. At the close there were very rev
ing. The counter rates were nrIhef h' C@ oe'i"s -
l-lO premium selling.
The Chicago TiibSne, of Tuesday thus audes 70
corner in the wheat trade.at that center:
The principal conversation in bank parors t sci by
the sudden jump IN No. Spring Wheated from q II
strong bu movement. The market aq9ures the greates
10 81 Is and ucuated between thfe Indiana
part OF the day s limited thave obtained the control
backed by Milwaukee oiand the receipts during the
Of the wheat now In eed be light, the appearances
csming month are tat vigorous attempt will be made
Strongly 81 Ss on .he 70 se y, n, TG9 ss
sto0JJ0 for delivery in May. The sellers OF privileges
Sreat MANY Transactions of that kind S,re made On
satnrday at s. IoSS1 Il? and the calls we made To-
day, which, In a great measure caused the auNnce
Mr.. James Robb retires from the firm OF AessrA
Winslow. lanier & Co.. this day, by limitation Too
partnership, but will retain the Presidency of es
Louisiana National Bank of New-0rleans, the stocA
of which is owned and controlled by them and then
friends.
Mr. Robert L. Cutting also retires from active bus'
ness. after an extended and successful connection
90; in -Yorl The house
tinues under the firm of X. L. Cutting, jr., * Co
The following were the officers elected to-day for
the Open Board of Brokers for the ensuing years
President, j. L. Brownell; First Vic, -Presidenk
George HenriQues; Second yice-President, Z. u
Suydam: Treasurer William NJ. Parks Secretary
John Kerr; Assistant Secretary L. +. GOODWIN
Roll-Keeper, w. b. Bishop.
There is good demand for second mortgage Don"
on railroads east of the Missouri River when at qu-
tatons pay larger interest than new securities ~
the Union Pacific with far greater safety 10 tnePr
cpal The bonds of the old roads have q ''ius ~
open market and can be realized upon M sp,'
notice, which is not the with the new oonus .a
party buying them must be able TO hold tuet, ''',
the road is running when the bonds VIII po A.ioN
70 90 ON the Board list. They cannot be sold al 90
ont at cost in open market
The outflow of specie from tho Bank oil hngha'
as we learn by Atlantic Telegraph to-day stn0n.
tinues. BY the weekly returns made to-day'
shown that the amount of bullion in vault thiSess
is f1Os.OOO. sterling less than last week.
The transactions at the Office of the Astsns
Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs. S'!oo'
receipts for Gold Notes, s56l,OO total Ie'p~
a 5s $50 9a total payments, sll, l5s,5i9 oS aan0'
$lO2 95.S73 "a. !, A..
The London Economist of April 18TH saYoi '"s
money markets