New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13


off, Mint ffom Let TO l2,h inst 90 follow; -
Cod bullion received weight after melting s''S
Coinage Silver Half Dollars ..........,..... 2eooo
TOtsl eoinarc.......... ssgo.co
us far IN The present. week ne gold deposit 1t she Min.
an,eun. to eSo ounce gross weight
lie expoits Of tTegsur. .... =.
May s. per Golden Gate:
to Pnsl,nd. sS a,sa % % ,,o o,.
May &C. per Aur'ra, to Hong sOl''' 81
Previously hi. 1852 $40 %
Total TO Is 500 .9a IS
Corresponding period OF is5e"......... ll@'oSd 10
F.n,,, 81 ri. 4I.1asiaq 81
As much nirrc the law passed during the les.
floating ndebtcdness Of State providing the popular vote at
the nq. stat election hs T na 'Vs %rsoDe
Briefly The iesdrr features q NE act ~e s. a. gned pub
a Ins a% SSn tas r. 1s Hs
SssTs E s S cent es"rs o iG S d. Sf
Of Jan Sehe interest and after Jan l62 being PAYABLE
on ' Of Ind meet the bosa e
and the interest acung thereon annual tax OF lie on every
ey il 10 levied Also moneys that may be received from
the United states Government account of the Civil Fund.-
Wren surplus q o0has and the
ms Of G e. any time SS Ia ha . 10 e SSod ns
rate not to exceed par The claims subject 70 funding are
ard SO which ot,isnding with interest The ssne
I'd Controllers drawn under sanction Of law for civil
nd 3D. just legal e,H. sgan, The s'ss sesfd prior "a
h .e -d Ea hSs The Sfs Of a yVssca 90
submitted for funding piior Isngs; / 1859 bat ao
teu.d This approved by the people shall take effect
Very done in stocks and the market quite
bare Of State County and City Bonds Our Cry Dc OF eS arc
very sesce stesm Navigation Company although paying
ulsi dividends, ieeps down; last sale. at Sai
s. Ssa R,s 81 "a Gl ssS s 3 S d.y
prem prs on London P day, ss aad days sgh
IS on Hamburg dayssst ail. Hamburg shoit d4os
The Chicago Journal Of the 9th says:
"Never before have known time when the prospects for
bins It'll margin IN he price Wheat between This city end
i readily by propeler to Buffalo lower lake
ho nr ~h e@S ' dn vsO mounted 10 : is vhIe By
good fortune she managed to secure down freight AZ tsTe
just about pay running expenses Sailing vessels up mostly
The Neu-OrleGns Picayune, of the 9th, says of the
money market TINS:
"Je demand for accommodation quite restricted at most
the Benks this morning snd there bnt little hrst class
paper be found in he hands Of brokers' Rates OF discount
nGT 2o gss st aH .6d SoDi SfaSS
stand and did hear Of transaction in class Of ecuf
The snguor heretofore noticed Characteristic Of the
E,char market still incea.o and tho movement for the day
nclues round amounts Of either iorsn or & o
poe amP the demand which cannot be considered better
The Piqua (O.) Register has the following in rela
lation to the crops:
"Neyer before have noticed fair prospect fo bount
m crop the face Of the earth presents hi. Srtng During
which have eniyened tho whole vegetable kingdom that IS
just shout budding forth to he mslmed The wheat ed' are
earlier harvest than usual wei as eh reward for his
3 II . TSs uum sSs Of ea
walton ueh larger than heretofore Second The Winter and
every SPECIES crops; this date Of the must
necessarily infer that we sha have abundant hsrves IN me
1870 The wheat in this section promises
Tie Bankers Magazine for the present month con-
tains an article entitled "a Decade of the Gold
Plethora from the pen of gentleman of this city,
from which it appears that the ANIMAL product Of
the precious metals has increased from nnetyve mil
hors of dollars in s49 10 two hundred and sixtyour
millions in 1859 Within the last ten years there has
been added TO the stock of the precious metals in ex-
istence twenty -four hundred millions of dollars. The
amount of the precious metals in existence Is es-
tiuated by the writer 10 be eleven thousand millions OF
doare OF which ELK thousand consists OF silver, and
the remainder in gold. The amount of the precious
metals obtained from the surface and bowels OF the
earth from the commencement Of the Christian era to
the cloee Of 1859 the writer estimates 10 be sixteen
thousand milIions of dollars, of which nine thousand
consisted Of gold and the remainder OF silver The
price Of gold notwithstanding the Increased supply:
has remained unchanged for upward OF one hundred
and fiiiy wears. Whether, in view of the develop
menie which are going on in Africa, south America,
and Other countries OF the globe, the product OF tbe
precious metals will attain, al thu expiration Oh te
next decade, 10 million of dollars da ly and wll'
consequently decline in price, are questions which, IN
the opinion Of the writer of the article can be best de-
termintd in 1870
In relation to the movement in Cotton, VIM. L.
Wright g. Co.'S Circular says:
Receipts are still Of the corresponding period Of sst
year fhe amounts 20 5000 bses and wiu 90
Slightly nsIcased esn next week The receipt, OF the ports
lately have expense interior stocks There wss on
only 600 bales held in the int io towns,
against 20 orc on the lst June last year,
Exports Great Britain and France large this week and
more than in IN. corresponding week st by Telegraph FOR
week att ind that fo week the export VIII probably
be no mo thsn In the ~eek lat season. ,
CROPThe from the South received durng the pe'
week are on the whole favorable The continued dlouth
low and bottom aud- The weather has become excessively hot
al the South and highly favorable for the growth Of The plant
The following Of the movement In Cotton since
the September last compared with the previous Tour years.
1860. 1859. 1885. 1887. 1885.
Pts 500. 2e42vJ 2,d1sAJ J8hD
Exu 10 II 52 goo 602 600 52G9 900 iI5o
Ia 10 PTance... $4,000 1900 $4,000 5000 10000
Ex TO other F. P. $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 40 600
Total Export 576@ $500 220 900 2otsooo ses 900
StooF on hand. 3260D1 $4,000 i26OD AgueO vlVO0
OF (which during the past week incnded In the sbove
Zee sSP to c G. b. si i sS Zoo $3.50 1863 ssee
Ex 10 Franee.... 5000 1900 1900 1900 5000
TX T. other F P. 1900 loco 5000 1900 80s
Total Fxports..... 5000 $4,000 5000 2,cy0 1tHO
SusaAgY-RceDfs-n OF The norts, compared with
last ycer bales Eroyfsfncreasr 1" Great bftt,
7OO TO France l72000; decrease to other
foreign ports 5000 Total increase in exports 600 bales