New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13


700 Newly OK State 6s. l964................lW
IS Oo United States s. l865.................. 50
10000 United States 5s ls1l.................. ~
5000 United Ststes 81, l81l.............,..'.. -
The Hollis White Bank of Niagara Falls is under
protest its drafts. The circulation, we believe, IS
still redee med is also that Of the Medina Bank. the
failure Of which we noticed some days since. The
Of all the Albany Banks which have failed will,
understand be paid in full the receivers furnishing
any deficiency which may exist after the sale Of the
securities.
We are informed that the State of Virginia has re-
mted to England the funds for the payment of the
coupons on her State debt due LIST July AS she ex-
poets, probably, to be again borrower, this is wise
stroke of policy. Meanwhile, having no hope of using
her Northern victims they to be swndled without
hestatior Overdue coupons of the Border States can
be bought at 5086O. Louisiana pays nothing except
ing 10 those who take the oath TO the Confederate
States. In regard TO the Missouri interest The 81.
Louis Republican says that in some wel-nformed
quarters the opinion expressed that it will be paid
in st. Louis. portion Of the bonds due 1st
June Were paid and the remainder would be In few
days.
The Money Market presents new features; mo
ney can be had on call at 4d6 p cent per snnum in
abundance and few firstclsss signatures pass read
ily at 7a9 p cent, but beyond this range nego'ia-
tons have been made as low as s. cent; the same
difficulty Of negotiation which have heretofore re-
ported exists. Confidence in mercantile paper does not
improve and the offerings In the street are quite lin
ited and the brokers find little occupation. The
Banks continue their regular lines with their custom
ers, but will not increase the amount. If there had
been prompt payments generally during the last three
months little mercantile paper at hs time would have
been outstanding limited has been the extent of bu-
siness.
The Mechanics and Farmers Bank of Albany has de-
clared semi.annnua dividend Of cent payable on
and after July lst The Boston and Worcester Rail-
road has declared semi-annual dividend of cent,
payable July !, to holders Of 18th inst.
The y cent Convertible Treasury Notes have
been sold .9.
M Sub-Treasuref Cisco has left for Washington.
We annex a comparative statement of the Exports
Exclusive Of specie from New-York to Foreign Ports
for the week and since jan i, 1861:
Total, tn. r... .sl ,sss . lseo: . .sel
Previously reported. T,Jl54Ss SI0Ss,s7s s''ss<"
Since jan ........e2sss.4s7 s57,slOeOo s'7slli7O
The annexed Cotton statistics are from Mr.. VIM. P.
Wrights Circular:
CRoPThe s being suspended in the Southern State. our
source. Of information necessarily cusied In the atlantic
So~sd me- md the he'll .s Planted in com
Ibis psI.icus In addition to the unfavor,bs w.s6er 10
the Atlantic States informed that number Of hands
have been withdrawn from the culture OF cotton In all sections
and taken servants for the army and l.bOrers sit.ch
thereto We have expressed the opinion sesdy and now re-
5equiIe, particularly in hs s:I sage CO Of growth b.,s
from but without our usual tables Eon the Atlantic aud
TInorts for the week 900 bae, of which 20 were
for Greet Britain for France and 900 for other foreign
ports The stock hand al the ports reduced below 1900
bales Of which the bulk at the North The busne" Of the
season. 10 therefore closed.
the let Of September last compared with the previous four
,sSI. issS; lsSs 1sSs g. ,;;
En- to O. Br..2 900 so 900 is2e 600 ysooo
e. E.sS I Tssao sF s sss CO. @ @ @
5S ss SSS ssS as sssSSS
on which during the psst included in the above:
Rss ,5 sS l sssS a aSss 1905 1900 sSSS
r.: ss 500; 'SSS sS . Sec ss sSs
-RsoeptsDeeres'e at the port: compared with
ss 90 bales increase to Franco 5000 bales. increase other
oreign ports 600 Total decrease in exports eJ 600 bales
Messrs. Hoffman & Gelpcke, bankers, of Chicago,
have been forced to suspend. They say in circular:
We have DIVISIONS by which ar. ensbed to pay Inn
n,distev al small deposited In the savings depart
meni Though been heavy our book, still show
o. ON bills lecvsbo viii NECESSARILY fan short trust
have Che ability ceItsny we have the honest Intention Of
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company brought down
from Mauch Chunk for the week ending on Saturday,
1892 tuns of coal against IL 1913 for correspond
pg week last year. making for the commencing
Dec l. 1860 3S3 $50 tuns Of coal against 36, leo TO
corresponding time last yesrwhich is increase Of
$3.50 tuns Of coal.
The Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne, the Michigan
Southern, and the Michigan Central Roads receive
now for passage freight charges nothing but specie
funds.
There are fair prospects for large subscription TO
the three million asked for by Pennsy lvana in that
State.
The Chicago commercial report Of Monday reports
large receipts of grain 900 bushels wheat $4,000
bushels corn. The Illinois Central brought in $1,000
bushels corn and "a 900 bushels wheat the Burlington
and Quincy. 80 900 bushels and 1900 bushels
wheat.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says
tn, exchange dealings Saturday heavy and some OF
,Sously and then ssain few transactions as
low a but the market may be called tdt pfom ot banko
ehet - and psr a. prem buying most Of the hou'es however
refusing TO pay over par
The CITY Government Of New-Orieans is bankrupt
has suspended its public works and suspended payment
The Legislature of Tennessee, al the recent session,
passed the following swindling Stay-Law act;
Acr TO p,yent the collection Of debt, owing by Citizens OF
enne.see 10 citizens of the nonisvcholdns etses during
srcTios l. he enacted by the General h'seev o. ne sac
Of Traeee That person IN any oAe he
ssens attorneys in this State shall have su ~ "a
any such State Tennessee during hoses oe'"oon
Tennessee and the Federal Government .ukt~f
SIC BE further enacted, That II may and shal oe nuu
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