New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

The following il the export OF specie during the
week:
Steamer COlubl. Hsv.ns-Ps,hO, Spanish Dou' ,co
loous..-..,......... pl9lW
American silver coin... l39
Oouh oon,............ 2O02
s,.m,h,, R,v,,,.. B.yr.-For.sn gold and silver go
N''-"'S Ame cz.i goid....,. 7oillV
California gold 0srs.. tlwS
steamship h"'' Am god coin AID bars l1l,sli
To,. for III. 900 'SI
This large shipment is mainly the result OF the
massage in the House Of the new currency bill au'
thorizing the issue Of 5000 900 Of circulating
no,e.. R.mi,,ers and bankers fear that this enlarge
ment Of tho paper money Of the country VIII sun
further advance the premium on goid, ana cohse
queny are making as large remi'tances 40 possible
Gold to-day, after the shipment war made up, whs
heavy being offered at 100 and lOsl the beet ois
for ousntities. After the LIST July there VIII DO
large suoplies thrown on the market, which will
cbsck the tendency to higher ra,es. Large amounts
are coming ont from speculative quarters and from
tho interior. Some OF the banks have also been
tempted 10 sell by the high rates OF premium WINCH
we think il course both unwlse ana UNJUST
There ia An active demand from the west 'or iegsi
tender notes of the smsller denominations, when
have become quite scarce. At the West they com
usnd y cent premium.
The Custom House demand are fTm at 4is5
cent. premium, and importers are buying freely Tor
future use, in anticipation Of higher prices About
million and a bali were absorbed this week at the
Custom House aud at this rate the whole issue
would be absorbed in about thity.fye weeks.
The DEPOSITS with Mr.. Cisco to-day for $40 '
cents were $40 900.
Tie exchanges al the Clearing House this morn
inU were 81. 49,, 1913 Il. The exchanges for the
week ending 10 day were $i54 800 las 6l. being
daily average of s25, sl5075 81. agsin,t sSs, OV9,-
\ geo "a for tue week ending on Saturday last.
Money has been active to-day, but the supply at
! - cent APPEARS TO have been sufficient for the
wants Of frs,class borrowers, slthougn some lenders
ARE asking y cent on stock loans. Paper is with
out cmnge, aud leading names are very scarce
The rsres range from to e cent. The bank loans
are rather higher than lac; week, but this is the
consequence Of investments in Government securi-
ties. The specie liro, Notwithstanding the large
shipments Of Saturday week, and some Withdrawals
for today shows bat moderate decrease, ees than
half million. The Deposit line reached about
sl29 600 900 during the week, but is since some
what lower;
We annex a comparative statement q the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods aud General Merchandise at
New.York for tie week ending June ", and since
JAM l.
tsya, Wed. 1880: tI soi; 1892;
S og Mscl,adi.,... ss;3@s o5o a;.s
To,.lfor the Week 'S5slS slSl, 100 s373tl57
Previously repoTted...loioSi.a 'oJsI''5 'syo9 80
Total .Inc. Jan. /. sio7ss7gO1 si775osl6 ssa7ls7OO
Mos.rs. Gwynne " Day, 81 Wall street, offer for
sale New-York Stocks 5s o. and "a.
Tue Delaware, Lackawanua and Western Com
pany has declared n dividend Of y cent. The City
Bank Of Brooklyn has declared = dividend of 81 y
cent, payable on demand. The New-fork Exchange
Bank announces u dividend Of - cent, payable
on demand The halt-yearly dividend of the North
River Bank lie 81 T. cent payable July l. The Phe
nix Bank has declared dividend Of y cent, pay
able on demand The Mechanics Fire Insurance
Company has declared II ssn!i-aunual dividend OF }
y cent PAYABLE July /. The Milwaukee and West
ern Railroad interest coupons on the Sinking Fund
Bonds, due July /, will be paid by Duncan, Sher
msn 4 Co.
The Empire City Fire Insurance Company ?
cent semi-annual, payable on demand. MeSsrs.
Ke,cbum, Son & Co. will pay the coupons on the
boud. Of The Housatouic Railroad Company. The
Park Bank has declared cent dividend, payable
10th July. The Clinton Fire Insurance Company )
y cent. payable on demand.
The bonds and coupons Of tho City OF Brooklyn
falling due on tho let Of July, will DO paid at Long
Island Bank.
Books for subscription to corporation loan OF
$500 600 for tho relief Of families Of volunteer so
ders, have been opened At the office of Robert I.
Haws, City Controller, and remain open until july
3. Tho bonds will be issued in sums of not le,s than
800, will draw interest III the rate Of cent per
annum payable semi-annuaIly, and the principal re-
deemabls July /, 1868.
The anthracite and bitumnous coal brought down
on the Reading RAILROAD and Schuylkill Canal this
week was W follows:
Railroad, tuns. Canal, tun'.
lsG0..................34.Jj 1870
lg6I...................43,i9 1888
ls62,..................t8 $1,000 ll,30l
Thore is a further advance in the domestic cotton