New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02

Virginia State 6s 47s 947s; North Carolina &c, 5Si
a53,; Missouri State &c, 4lt04li; Pacific Mail
Steamship Company SSi 1884; New-YOrk Central
Railroad 49, a73i; Erie Railroad 254 925l; Hudson
River Railroad 80 s33i Harlem Railroad, lOl 0lsi;
Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 25S25ii Reading Rail
road 81 0343; Michigan Central Railroad, 4l01l1i
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
l3i0Ii; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Guaranteed, 3l103li Panama Railroad Company,
1HQll5; Illinois Central Railroad, 65s a 6jii Gaiena
and Chicago Railroad, 69i 069s; Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad, 29ld29i; Chicago end Rock Island
Railroad, 4g a. 5I; Chicago, Darlington and Quincy
Railroad. G2a62i; Illinois Central Railroad, 9Oi
United States So, 1914 81 GSll.
There WIS more busiress in Foreign Exchange
for the Boston eteamer Sterling is quoted at 1919
lOS for bankers bills, with sales mostly al lOl2.
Good commercial signatures range from LOG to iO7.
Freights: to Liverpool, tie engagements include
$4,000 bush. Corn in bulk, at l4d; 800 bbls. Flour
at %. Cd OBS; 1900 bush Wheat at I'D, in bulk.
To London, 5000 bbl5 Flour at 49, ls. 3d.; 10000
bush. Wheat in bulk, at l3Id.; 100 tuDs Heavy
Goods at 4Os a i5s. To Havre, $1,000 bush. Wheat,
in shippers bags, at 25a26c.; 1900 bbll. Flour at
9Oc. To Antwerp, 1900 bbs. Flour at As, and
vessel of 10000 bushels capacity with Wheat at
lid, and Flour at As.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$6i2, l2S 35-for Customs s. OOO Treasury Notes,
1924, iS7 Sc. Payments, $500 032 6l; Balance $l2,
0S6, 1872 II.
The Bank Committee had meeting today to ar
range tho details Of tho loan with the Govern ment.
II is understood tina; the greatest facilities possible
will be extended by each party in carrying out so
great financial measure 1t will be unnecessary to
D l.Il
Government vaults aud only the actual working
balance required will be retained. The incidental
wants of the Government will be disbursed
through Mr.. Cisco, the Sub-Treasurer, instead of
direct drafts ao heretofore. Thus no derange-
ment will occur. The trade in q cent
Treasury Notes is large both at the Stock Exchange
and in the street. The privilege Of paying in
these notes at par for the second ins'allment OF
the 7.3O loan is extended to individuals as
well as 10 tho Banks, and tie clear profit
of 10 ] y cent in the conversion attracts
great many buyers who would otherwise
subscribe to The 80 loan at once. This demand is
gradually stihening up the price, and to-day large
sales have been made at 90t. The effect Of this adj
vance is advantageous to all partios;ho higher price
Of the y cents furnishing q practical argument
in favor Of the 80 notes at par. As matters are
now working, every surplus dollar in the country viii
be seeking investment in Government stock, and
we may also be sure that a mathematical demonstra.
on such the country is furnishing OF its ability
to furnish its own means to carry on the war, will
attract a large amount of foreign capital. A Gov
eminent which can show its independence Of foreign
capital, will have It preferred in abundance. The
subscriptions to the 7.3O loan at the Sub-Treasury
to-day, were about 100000. Money is little more
active at unchanged rates.
The firm of Stebbins & Bloodgood, of the New
York Stock Exchange, has been dissolved. The
business will be continued by Mr.. Jas. II. Stebbins.
The annual election Of officers for the Boston Stock
Board took place yesterday, and the following gen.
tlemen were elected for the ensuing years President,
A. w. Spencer Yice-President, Gilbert Atwood
Secretary John j. Seley Treasurer, Nathaniel Ira
cy; Standing Committee, Charles L. Hayward, John
T.. NJ. Gilley, Edward d. Grant.
On Saturday bids for million dollars Massachu-
setts stock were opened amounting to 100000
and above par. Only few proposals were below
par, and these were rejected.
between par and 100 50lCO they reacLed.... 5TICo0
Above lOj 5O-l00 they reached .........., 1000
The bonds are to be 800 900 each for three years,
5000 900 in four years and $500, 900 in five years.
Mr.. John Sill, cashier OF the Merchants BANK OF
Albany, has resigned and DR. Adam Van Allen APP
pointed TO fill the vacancy.
The Bank of Yonkers has declared dividend Of
81 y cent payable on the 10th inst
We annex comparative statement of the ex-
ports Exclusive ofspecieD from NewYork to foreign
PORTS for the week and since Jan. ] 1861:
1888. 1850; 1890,
Totlfor the week. ,52rtt RRl95293 &JO4IJoJ
Previously reported. 43, 1855 669I535 93OlAs1
Sine. Jan. .s49,9es7lO s69,5517s3 s96O7,2G
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks,
made up Monday afternoon, presents the following