New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
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This Company bas declared quarterly dividend
of.4 y cent, payable July ). 1t was but short
time ago that tho half yearly dividends OF v cea
were changed to 3 y cent, quarterly.
The Grocers' Bank has declared semi-annual
dividend Of 81 y cent, payable Julyl. The Terre
uoute and Richmond Railroad has declared q semi
annual dividend Of 5 y cent payable to sockboid'
ers registered on tho books OF the Company on The
3lst of May on the Let Of July at the Office OF me
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Tie Manhat-
tan Savings Institution will pay the usual interest
IN d.uosi,s on the 2lst Of July. The Harmony Fire
and Marine Insurance Company has declared their
u,ual seuiannual dividend Of y cent, payable on
demand. Tbs Importers aud Traders Bank an
uounces dividend Of q y cent. payable on The aoth
instant. The Mechanics Bank OF Brooklyn has de-
elared a semi.aunaal dividend of y cent, payable
on or after the lst Of July. The July interest cou-
pops of the Long Island Railroad Company will DO
raid nj the Bank Of the State of New.York. The
New.York Balance Dock Company has declared u
dividend Of Y cent, payable at No. IL Wall street.
ON July l.. Tie interest Oh tho Third Mortgage
Harlem Bonds will be- paid at the Office Of the Com
psny, Tweuty.sixth street and Fourth avenue. Tie
Citizens Gas Company Of Brooklyn has declared
semi-annuai dividend of 3 Y cent, payable on aud
after 18th July.
There was much excitement in gold to-day, and
under large sales the price at the Board rnn up TO
100. The dem nd in the street was also large, both
for shipment and on speculation. and this demand
was increased by purchases account OF States for
the payment Of the July interest on theirpubc debt
Liter 10 the day transactions were made US hYh to
100; for double eagles which are most suitable for
shipment. The smaller coins could DO had at iV'f
9l09I.
The cd issue Demand Notes, which represent gold
at the Custom. House. wers also very actve anu
Luovsnt. Not less than a million Of dollars changed
hands at 1911 up 1911, which was bid at the Close
very few could be had al v ccut premium They
do uot come out very freely considering the tempta
ZION Of the premium, which iudicates that the banks
and Others holding them look for sill higher rates.
There has been but liltls done within a day
two a, the Sub.Treasury. The scarcity Of Demand
Notes prevents deposits Tor conversion aud tempo
rary loan As there now something over ninety
,;Ilo,. If these notes in the hands Of the pubic,
some surprise is expressed that they are not more
plenty.
Money /. moro setve, as 10 usual as the time APP
proecbes for making arrangements for the July pay
oeuts and the raie Of nerest mag be considerei hs
established at a as v cent with some Transactions
at 4 v cent.
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
were "a ,06l ,373 IS.
A portion Of the gold has been received by the
American Exchange Bank, for the payment OF the
interest on the debt Of the State and the remainder
is expected soon. Ohio is making arrangements to
pay in CON- and the gold s already provided for In
ere.t and principal Of this State. The interest on
the bank boud,, a. they called Of Indiana, will
be paid in gold. and our advices from Indianapolis
LEAD Ms to believe that all the interest on the public
debt will be paid in coin. The Slave States WILL Of
course default.
MIR. +. Timpson, No. Ga Wall street, will buy
coupons and Government securities, at u premium.
Tho statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities of the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding time OF 1861,
- follows:
Loans Deposits Specie Cireurn.
Boston June ~. eJo3S.?62 23,s9.7B 753ota $50 ~
Phil June 10. 50 5sl655 2lsj.3i< otc9g2o 4.J2, 70;
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Total sra 40 COS 10 a2 i5i t ao8 asa 3?i0
Last week... 2J3 733 jas l7G0.AO N6sT,i50 ~ sfs5I
Last year ..... ig8OC9o43 1l 38J.J2 5b+71tl B9ih:t