The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER lAL..
FsrpAy June 2o-sPM

are GlpLSu luu>s green LAWN dSihailA ii@ttN
1929 1925. For some days past there has been
an undereurren OF uneasiness in financial circles,
arising from underlined apprehensions with regard
to the movements Of the armies. We have wit
messed this feeling several times since the war
broke out. II generally subsidies in the course Of
= few days, unless some disaster occurs 10 confirm
II. This afternoon twas rumored that the House
OF Representatives had passed the new Treasury
Note bill without debate. This had the effect of
rendering money easier. There is no doubt of the
bill passing the House, in the Senate some opposi,
ton is apprehended; but 1t is presumed that it
will yield to the exigences Of the case. 1t must
not be forgotten that; even If the bill becomes a
law in its present shape, the whole amount OF cur
rency authorized by it will not probably come
into the hands of the public for year.
The foreign exchange market is inactive; but
the highest price is being paid for bills by bank
ers for purposes of remittance. The leading
drawers sold to. day at ll7A; francs were quoted
at 4.s71a . $50. Gold sold this morning at 1865,
and afterward at 1861 and 1861; IL closed at
1867 bid. The public continue to send their gold
pretty freely into Wall street tor sale. One house in
Wall street received seventy parcels OF coin this
morning. The price would decline but for the ope
rations of the foreign bankers, who are RENTING
specie to the other side in payment Of American
stocks imported from Europe and sold here On
the LIST proximo some six or seven millions Of gold
will be disbursed here by the United States and
several States. 1t costs u of one per cent week
TO hold gold for higher premium, and very few
spectators are inclined to indulge In the opera
ton for any length Of time.
There was less activity in the stock market this
morning. Prices showed but a slight variation
State stocks fell Il per cent; Pacific Mail rose a,
Michigan Central ! Southern do. a. Illinois Gen.
trail "a, Toledo 70, and Rock Island "a. Govern.
ments, Central Erie, Erie preferred, Hudson, Har-
lem and Panama were without change. At the
close the market showed more strength, and there
was a tendency to buy the speculative shares.
For Central 941S was bid, and the Michigan shares
were likewise in demand. At the second board
prices were . shade higher again, and
the market was generally rather active
at the advance. The following were the
closing quotations at halfpast three
United States s's, registered, 1881, 1927 lOs;
do. s's. coupon, 1881, 1861 . 1867; do. SIS;
1874, 96L 96Z; Tennessee 6s, 5sH Q $50;
Virginia 6's, IS q 81; North Carolina 6's, : 70;
Missouri 6's, 51H 5lss; American gold, 1867
1861; Pacific Mail, 1l5H ll5A; New York
Central, s41< 941l; Erie, 373s 3711ls; do. pre-
fsrred, 64sI . 64T; Hudson River, 47H q As; Har-
lem, l7A III; do. preferred, 42A a 4s; Read
ing, 81 81; Michigan Central, GA 6411ls; Michi
gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 27sS 2711as;;
do. guaranteed, 62N asa; Panama, 1876 1877;
Illinois Central, 621a e2a4; Galena and Chicago
7lH 7l34; Cleveland and Toledo, 40 . 49,;
Chicago and Rock Island, 67Ha 67s4; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, II 10; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen, IS s5H; New York Central
rs of 1875, 1917 1857; Erie third mortgage
bonds, OH 50; Michigan Central ss, first mort
gage, 1867 iO74; Illinois Central bonds, rs,
$50 as7.
$500, 900 was for conversion, and $ll2 900 for de-
posit at per cent The business Of the Office was
as follows:-
Receipts 4s0e .7s1 ss
-For customs ....................... 2Ss 600 90
Payments. $50 400 %
Bal Ancs IA 500 2S5 90
The following ia a comparative statement of the
imports of foreign dry goods 1t New York for the
week ending June 10, and since Januaryl.
fs..r.d e thi. ass 600 $50 "a SIS
Thrown on markst..... l,l4o,c77 2o4l27 2as ga
Entered at this port s41 sol 2ss ~ $50 se eesss
Thrown on market. 47,s4I 74o 2so4s ,42o 2s774,7s2
The Chicago and Rock Island Company this morn.
ing declared their halfyearly dividend of three per
cent, payable 18th Of July. This division of profits
is clearly made out Of the net earnings of the six
months without encroachng on the previous sur
plus income.
A telegraph despatch from Springfield says the
July interest on the Illinois State debt viii be paid
in gold; but no official notice to this effect has vet
appeared from the American Exchange Bank.
The Long Island Insurance Company has declared
semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, payable on
demand.
The receipts Of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad
for the second week in June were:-
Passengers. ss,54a IS s,i45 o.
Freight. ................... 15,4l3 rs 2s,l63 %
Total. .sls,s57 10 2s,3os 10
inCrcAso. s35l %
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
for the second week In June were -
Ls6t .......... $50, s4s 81
Increase. se,lo1 65
The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad
for the same week were -
$40 ,s24 90
Increase .sl3, O0s 90
The annual meeting of the Morris and Essex
Railroad was held at Newark on Wednesday, when
the following report Of the business Of the road for
the year 1861 was made
Receipts.
Passengers ................... .sl24,624 %
Freight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1896 05
Mails and sundriss. ......,....... 7,T64 0s
-s2lo,ss4 OF
Erpenses.
Paid for repairs OF road, building
bridges, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. s31,e45 90
Repairs VI engines and cars...... 20478 4S
Wood on and waste ............ 19,Il2B
Operating the road and transport.
ing Passengers and freight $50. "a. l60 Al
Salaries and Insurance.. ........ 7246 So
III ,p4e Al
Balance. $50 034 GO
Balance OF the interest TO- 10 SIS 81
Tive dividends have been paid amounting to 81 ose 90