The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

THURSDAY, June 27-6 p. NJ
There is nothing new in money, and no failures
are reported. Some first class short acceptaucel
passed this morning at per cent; at the supplu
On call is in excess of the demand The suicide =
br. Wilson, Treasurer OF the New York Central
is the principal topic of conversation in financial
circles. People are wondering whether or no tt
company will make q statement to snsnce the ru
mors viii h arc current with regard to the cans1
of the disaster. The recent bank failures q,
Albany would seem to render some such ex.,,dNA
ton necessary. If anything IL wrcnr the direo
tors may rely upon i that rae more frank and
csa0'2 tasr policy the better for the company.
The market for foreign exchange has not fairy
opened yet. Bankers are stiff at 1867, and mer
chants are getting 1861 u for produce bills
The Improvement in the European harvest ia cal
culated to produce marked effect ON our on
change market. II the fine weather holds out
few weeks more, we may look for rapid rise in
bills.
| The stock market is extremely dull. There d
nothing doing in the railway shares, and quite
light business in State stocks and bonds Some
orders for United States stocks and vIgiaas
arrived this morning from Europe. and some rail-
way shares snd bonds were sent home for sale.
The foreign ORDERS assisted by the vigorous policy
OF the bill clique, impaired rather better tone ts
the dealings. light as they were. At the morning
board United States 6's Of 1881 advanced 4.
Tennessees e. virginias 4, Missouris x, Pacific
Mail e. Michigan Central a, Illinois Central : {.
Toledo n. New York Central opened at 73M, al
decline of u from yesterdays closing price, but
was rallied between the boards to 731Ss, and was|
worth about that in the afternoon. The easel
of money enables the bull operators to carry
large amounts Of this and the other
prominent speculative stocks. Between the boaris|
the market, though very dull, was fraction
better. In the afternoon dulness continued the
prevailing feature The following were the lasti
quotations Of the day:-Unted States G's, regis
tered 1881, 84a4 s.; do. 6's coupon 1881, s3y<
as4; do SIS. 1874, 77.4 771a; Virginia SIS. 4ts|
AZ; Tennessee 6s. SIX 37Hs; North Caroline
6's, so q 50Z; Missouri 6's, 3S1S ss4 Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, 66A 66H New York
Central Railroad, 7as9 1919; Erie. 22sS q -
Hudson River. 31s4 32A Harlem, 90 a OK Dc.
preferred, % 2s1 Reading. 32a4 33; Michiganl
Central, 421 43; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana. I2h l2A do. guaranteed, 26% al
26sz Panama, l04 I05; Illinois Central 65Z al
G6; Galena and Chicago, 90 cox; Cleveland and
7ole&, 23S4 q 23Js; Chicago and Rock Island,
s4552 Si5z; Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy, 81,
q 56 Delaware, Lackawana and Western, rs n
milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, l3 Illinois Cen
tzal bonds, rs, $50 80; Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, 1914 80; Pennsylvania Csai
Company, 76 1914
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was as fot
lows TO- day
Recer's. $2as s54 y
r. sos customs az Sss 81
bAaAoe...s.. ,O&4, Jl6 -
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $4,000, 100 oil. and the balances
81, Tag, 1874 20. AZ
The Hartford and New Haven Eailroad has de-
clared q semiannaal dividend Of three dollars per-
share, payable to the New York stockholders at
the Union Bank in this city the Hanover Bank. 81
semi-annual dividend of three per cent payable
July s. the Atlantic Bank Of Brooklyn, a semi-sn-
nual dividend Of five per cent, payable July 1; che
Buffalo and State Line Railroad, q semi annual
dividend of five per cent, payable July Is.
The Bank of Commerce received instructions TO-
day to pay, when due, the July coupons on the
three millions Missouri State bonds issued to the
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Company
These bonds were issued under stringent restric-
TONS and in CAGE of default on the part of the
company the State authorities have the right to
foreclose the road, they having first mortgage On
the entire line. The first mortgages Of the Haa.
nibal and st. Joseph Railroad Company are o.
lien, simply, on million of acres of land The
company have also an issue of second mortgage
bonds, which is second lien on the line.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the
State Of Ohio are in the city, with money to pay
the interest due the foreign debt of the State
Of Ohio, On the LIST of July.
The Macon and Western Railroad Company
have issued the following circular notice to thel
holders Of its stock on the registry at the csx
pany's agency in this city,:
By order Of the Bosro Of Directors instructed t.
give notice that the OF dividends city OF
New York is hereby suspended until the he
lsstuly resumed Future dividends, when declared.
will be ps,d al the company g Office In the city Of Ma
con, Gocsgu. }. T. DAY, Secretary and Treasurer.
We have New Orleans papers to the 10th and
2Oth inst. The True Delta of the earlier date
says.
Inc marset has shown but few Signs Of alteration
eirce cur als and operations q every kiad continue: -
exceedingly restricted ecale. The demand ss bank
for money mostly coudned To renewals Of naursg
obligations which granted quite freely, only
fer PLANTATION On the atreet there was better %
and notcesble FOR sr.ctY drst class paper but
| generally ruling from a 8 per cent q month.
The Picoyun Of the Goth remarks:-
There Ia no longer pressing deaand for money&l
scarcely Negotiation Of consequence has tYanspe
The banks discount 70 limited extent hut freely reserve
soch payneDf3 as cannot we'll be mot unt the Drops
begin forward In exchange the only transao-
tens Of have been confined to purchases Of Mobe
Bank sterling q which some fl0 0c0 taken today
at 1tch loO There outside bills Offering. ana
own banks decline selling at these rates. Noshhe
has been done In frarcs Small checks the North are
sold by banks At par 4 discount OUTSIDE
bills when offered 60 at az . per cent discount.
The last Bank of England statement shows thsl
following variations as compared with the previoos
week.
iHveaM. Deredss.
Public deposits. ............ .f347 ,96S ~
Other deposits. ............. 23S 201 II
Notes in circulation, ..........' So sss
Rest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 14,0A Il
On the other side Of the account
Government securities ........ q ,998 II
Other securities 4,210 II
Coin and bullion. ............ T,DB7 II
Notes unemployed. 500 ,692 -