New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
,s,, over the pruvIous steamer tho quotations "".'"s
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cont, ever tho previous steamer, tho q"o'""". "",s
harm Oh spil dividend "a, which was NOT "'"','" "
,he telegraph Tho market had ''uoho' w. Wv "'
and,, q sudden rrtsurc Tor S''oN' NV" ,s -
~.s,,, =, a,s dividend 81. equal to al. Inc p'"N'
-, ~. hsl Lecn NO cash transactions. Tho pr-
e,,. .renk fayorehl, Of t,r condition oil The Money
II a ~, Pan. maj Other continental chcS, whore money
. abundant and accumulai1ng In London There ~ ~
., ~, chonrc the demand being active and the supply
-, Thcr, ha. been moderate amount ci orders 'or
80 ,o,,,les In London there rather moro doinr IN
Am,,scan Securities baring ssyN.
',rlnerc Is at present c pressure to se and some
ru.chaspa Tor small amounts have appeared. unuea
stsacs Rcnds aud Inscriptions, ise's wanted at nor
MaSSl huses Elves sterling offered in small amounts ~
los Ahers are buyers a" o, M"nnosy S scs bs~s
hc,n ecid at io9 en- div and Pcnnsylvan" 'onds
a, ssl and no sellers now under s. fennsyivana Ia
scripions offered at 70. Virginia SKIES Bonds 9fg'e
40 S,,rlnc Elves ~ sellers New-Orlcans City Skies
R.nds offered nj S. In Canada Skies, div from JAM
somcthnr has beer icac high no. but more can 90
had at ip9 dloel. fcnnsyivana 'eh'rai ""'"""u Do'
BUYERS ri ~. sellers AZ %.
Tho Rank of England returns for the week ending June
4 published ON the 9TH exhibit slight increase in the
stock Of bullion 40 500 in both departments and an In
crease OF $50 100 differentiation of notes. When COM
parcd with the preceding return the following results are
presented: ea,e
Public 81 as, Increase % a anS
~, $50 665 Decrease wow
ON the other side of the account:
Government sccuitis s. so, s6,5ce Unchanged .,..o
S,LsI 3 s ss 81, s66s
There had been large arrival of bullion, but the de-
mand for silver continued and the whole of the dollars oy
Yves, India packet taken at I'd. advance for snip
ment TO China. The improvement in continental ex-
changes has caused the export Of gold materially dmn
h and il is expected that arrivals will occur to large
| " increase the bank stores.
| The London Economist says: The most rcmarkaoie
feature in the London money market has been the state oil
Fxchequer Bills On the I'd june out of Il, 900 ser-
ling which were then payable, were exchanged
for new bonds or bills and only 900 were paid IN
cash and no sooner the exchange effected than the
price rose from discount of to par Inc investment
on private accoun. public securities continues to be con-
siderable and is obvious that further rise VIII take
place not only the result of the greater ease when Is
likely to be experienced in this market but also OF the
tendency of capital flow to London from the large con-
tinen.al markets where interest If so low
The London Slipping and Mercantile Gazette, of the
9th inst has the following specuatons the corn trade,
and the prospects of the growing crops
every little change has taken place IN the position OF
the Corn Trade since this day week. The prevaIn9
opinon was then and still continues in favor OF moder
ME rise but hitherto there have not been any signs OF
much Improvement plentiful supplies from abroad nave
prevented the smaness of the deliveries OF nome grown
grain being felt The prevalence of northeast WIND mas
enabled vessels from the Baltic to make very quick pas
sages and in several the ships have arrived before
the bills of lading have come to hand.
at therefore fair presume that nearly the whole ol
what has been shipped from the northern and eastern con-
tnena ports is to hand and that the receipts VIII not
hereafter be large they have been OF late Mean
while there to conclude that France Will not DC
in position send further supplies between TINS ana
harvest And the quantity which We are likely to receive
from America will q we may credit taG accoTas nn,be p
has for some time been and continues unseasonaby cold
for the time of year. and though this may perhaps be pro-
ductye of no actual injury to the growing crops mus.
reard vegetation, and late harvest must Always " our
variable climate be precarious one
Tbus far we have heard of serious complaint IN re-
gard TO the appearance of the Wheat plant in some DIS
frcts it is said to be thin the ground and in Others
there is talk of mildew but inclined to think that
these defects would not prove of much consequence pro
yided fine genial weather should now set IN, but much
longer continuance of cold might prove preJudical.
Wheat is coming into ear process when IS greatly
facilitated by warm, gentle rains and retarded by cold
the ear said to be coming out as avorably as coud
be wished but Of this more will be known hereafter.
The Exchanges of the Clearing House to-day, were
Sl6, 1886, 4s7.
The Collins steamer tomorrow has $780, 600 in specie
engaged.
The Bosto. Courier says:
1.-The Directors of the Vermont Central Railroad held
an adjourned meeting the Revere House last evening"
and probably acted upon proposition which, 1t is sand
has been made by aNewYork gentleman to accept the Oh
fee of Treasurer for year. and advance the Corpora
ton sufficient of money 10 the July interest on
the second mortgage bonds, qudae the floating debt and
redeem the 1000 pledged shares on account OF which the
Company has received ell 600. The result of the meeting
will probably be made known this forenoon
Mr. j. N Perkins is understood to be the party alluded
to- but we doubt if he has stipulated to make any such ad
vaDces.
The earnings of the Chicago and Galena Road for May
were slls los, against 100000 month last year.
| The debt of the consolidated City Of Philadelphia is
els 10000 including So 600 for Railroad Stock.
At Philadelphia there is Improvement in the rates Of
money; frst-cass paper be placed at about IL y
cent and Railroad acceptances at II ~ cent month
Among the brokers, call-oans payable demand, can
| be made at SAL y cent.
The Springfield Register gives the annexed from the
report of the Bank Commissioners of Illinois;
Number of Banks in the State. ..................9
Public Stock Securities received by Auditor al %
Amount paid value received BY Auditor 1876 ol ~
ether banks hand 5000 -
of debt owing banks lSo9So %
srecie SOS 6i a
ssudd S7oSfl 10
Dsro.,S with OF her banks ............. 8796l2 SO
F,nsrsss sreoupf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 24S747
Cbsrts Sc.......... .......,.,......... 1882 IL
To.l ,.sor,ces ......,...,.....S So Sos g7s SO