New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

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We have received from Messrs Albert H. Nicolsy
& Co., auclioneers and stock brokers, their usual
senli-montbly price current containing the latest
ouottion for bank insurance and railroad stocks and
bonds, also Government, State and city securities.
Copies may be obtained gratis at their Office, Ne, u
William street.
We have official information that the Directors Of
the Galena Road will at their meeting on the 2ls
In |. declare dividend Of not ess than cent Is
NAV possibly be 7 cent. The f'mds ere on haoS
for It's payment.
There is a much better feeling IN regard to ths
popular loan snce the recent Union victories add the
Notes are going of freely The agencies. The saIs
range from $4,000 to $50 600. The amount received
at the Sab-Treasury is s26S,e0 of which $4,000
was for sales over The counter. The agents are 10
have TN interview with Mr. Chase at toe Fifth.
avenue Hotel this evening to ccnsult upon the dets
Of the agencies.
BY AN error Of the types, we were made TO state
Yesterday that Mr. Cisco had made further cad
mon the Banks. We wrote that lie had made 10
further call.
Mr.. Diapers auction sale tomorrow Friday, a
10 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange, by order Of
the Hon. G. Van S,eenwyek, Bank Controller, VIA,
includes $500 California Is, $4,000 North Csrolins
Gs, A. 600 Louisiana 90 s3, 900 Tennessee &c, $500
Michigan C. $3.50 Illinois C., 5000 Wisconsin q,
g, 400 Virginis 6s.
| Adrian II. Muller viii sell tomorrow, ct the
Merchants Exchange, BY order of Jessee X. Dubsis
Auditor Of the State of Illinois, S33,coo Michigan
State IS OF 1873.
/ A large issue of counterfeit one hundred dollar
notes of the Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank has
/ inst been detected. They aIe most dangerous
fraud and 4 is understood the Bank has been isef
deceived and redeemed a considerable amount II
them. The signatures are exceedingly good ioita'
lens and the whole appearance Of tie notes wOuA
deceive any but an expert. They were exsmnedr
day under strong ass by the American Bank-Noa
Company. and declared 10 beconntefeiis One point
which will enable tie public 10 readily detecths
counterfeit is that in the genuine uos toe Fglt Land
of the rider in the vignetie-wLo 10 in tie act Il
,hrowi < lasso-joins tie shsdingof The letter X
in the word bank," while in tie counterfeit ther
is space, nearly the length Of the bsnd beiweea
the shading of the letter and the hard Of the rdeh
The notes we put oil at the West aud have beea
received here by baukes with Western eorresponi'
ents TIE bank officers at first admitted the eeDu-
ne character OF the signatures, but to-day repudsd
them. IL appears that the signatures Of the Pea
dent and Cashier on the genuine notes are not wr1'
leu by the parties, but are printed by the engisy1
after the notes lave been registered in the Bank De-
partm THIS gives a facility to counterfe''e0s
and We doubt the banking Law authorilesit IL. We
know the Bank Department has always obJec1ed~
printed signatures The public would do well ore
;ect at present all bGndreG-dolar notes this bank.
The party who was engaged IN putting them of u
the West under suspicion at Detroit, where 10
was exchanging them for Canada money, preterduS
to be buying horses for the Government. lie do
eorged several thousand dollars OF bis gains 10 ibs
brokers who had made the exchange. He was aner.
ward searched, and several thoasand dollars sf
Treasury notes and large amount of good money
found upon him, in addition TO considerable number
of the counterfeit hundreds. As there was no one
Detroit who could testify directly 10 the fact thai tho
notes were fraud. the swindler, who pretended 70
be exceedingly drunk, was allowed to escape.
Messrs. Thompson Brothers are buying Curfeoq
to-day as follows;