The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19


elusive Of spece) from New York to foreign ports
Cor the week ending June L.:
For the week. 81 646 119 2Sgsa6S $3.50 ll8
Previously reported Is. SIS 4s7 a7sio,sSs s7si,sso
Stree jan 49,. $50 osI, el6 &c .6osla 6l247, COS
There is no change in the money market, and no
failures are reported. Money is very abundant on
the right kind Of security, at and per cent. We
hear of no transactions in paper below G.
moderate business was done ia foreign ex-
change to-day. Bankers bills are quoted at 1857
LOG, with very light demand. Bankers are
buying FIRST class mercantile bills at l0424 1851,
and what are called marginal bills. e., bills &C.
cepted on the margin in advance 1861. Francs
are quoted at 5.371s $40, with O very light de-
mand. at present rates there is a profit on the
importation of specie from Europe, ard we may
expect gold still by every steamer.
Stocks were generally better to-day, without
any active business. The most marked improve
ment was in the speculative railroad shares. Ca
lena advanced l per cent, Toledo l, Rock Island
Is, New York Central u. Hudson 4, Reading
81 Michigan Central Il, guaranteed a. Illinois
Central "a. The ease of money and the slowness
Of the campaign continue to favor the bulls they
are able to carry all the stock that offers, aud to
ly. Business at the West is PROSTATE, however,
and the railroads cannot be earning any money.
Among the State stocks this morning Missouris
advanced !, Tennessees "a, and virginias H..
North Carolinas declined Il per cent. The auc-
tuations in these State stocks depend mainly on
The accidental concurrence of supply and demand.
Some mornings the supply from the West hap
pens to be large, and they fall off, while other
mornings the demand from the bears for delivery
exceeds the supply, and they advance. Very few
persons in Wall street would be disposed to buy
any slave State stock for investment, so
general is the belief that the present war
must sooner or later work mischief to the
peculiar institution, and so destroy the re-
sources Of the States in which it now exists.
At the close of the morning board to-day the
market was quite firm between the boards
| slight variation took place the news from
| Vienna at the second board stocksjwere rather
| lower and the market dull The following
| were the closing quotations Of the day United
States G's, registered 1881, S314 a 831a; United
States 6's, coupon, 1881, 82T 80; United States
IS, 1871 IS IS; Indiana IS, - 80; Virginia
G's, 40l4 1917 Tennessee 6's, IS a 3514; North
Carolina 6's, 4S24 40; Missouri 6's So 3S1S
Pacific Mail 65 a GjH; New York Central, 1874
"a; Erie, 22234 go; Hudson River, 3l94 80
Harlem, 924 10; Harlem preferred, 20 a .23A;
Reading, 1924 321a; Michigan Central, 4l24
4214; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana,
1l4 a ll24; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana guaranteed "a 25; Panama, LOG lO7 ;
| Illinois Central, G5%4 &c; Gaena and Chicago,
| COS COZ; Cleveland and Toledo, 1874 1914 !;
Chicago and Rock Island, 1914 "a 3524 Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, 53% a 81 Delaware,
| lackawana and Western, 70 ; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen, Is l6 Illinois Central bonds, Is,
50 a s914; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 70 80
! Pennsylvania Coal, &c a rs.
| The Illinois Central Company is receiving in
| q,ires daily for land from parties moving out Of
| the border States. The sales this year exceed
| 5000, 600. During the winter many letters were
| received from the extreme Southern States; these
| have ceased to come since the suspension Of COM
| municaton. When the Northwest opens an ave.
nue. through Tennessee and Mississippi, a large
exodus of Union men to the North may be looked
for. One Of the Chicago papers, speaking Of this,
is very saDgune of getting 20 Geo 80 goo families
! into Illinois as soon as the journey can be made
With safety.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as fol-
I lows to day
Total receipts $500 1923 10
| For customs. :. $1,000 90
Payments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 65S664 IL
Balance III 9l2 SO
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
: morning were ST., $40 60, and the balances
$896,175 So
/ The Minnesota Mining Company has declared a
! semian dividend Of five dollars per share,
payable July l.
The securities deposited by the National Bank Of
Albany to protect its circulating notes were sold
at auction too day by S. Draper under direction OF
II. II. Van Dyke, Esq, Superintendent of the Bank
Department. The prices were as follows
937 100 New York State 5,e Is; i...........s sat-