New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
Tie Boston Post OF Yesterday furnishes the follow
ing in relation TO Lake Superior copperinnipg stocks

ing in relation TO Lake Superior copperning stocks
The principal copper companies. we understand have
withdraw their copper from the market Tor higher prices
and the stock hand is lighter than hs. been Tor years
copper stocks have not e The influence Of !, much a. y
Mnnesoa stvauced 90 y share and j. IN dem,nd st o.
brt Influenced byh declaration Of sedoar dsid, and
financial position better than h, been anticipated National
has rallied the decline and the mine understood to ne
looking better Pittsburgh IN its product returning TO rs
bete days and the stock !. in demand at 80 hocAand
Improving Pewsbic Franklin aud Quincy firm ei quot
atoms and the mines doing well Isle Royal with c''
activity than usual. Is Inn. and The mine proge.ins.
Central has been the oo.ive stock the list but the
impression be that has advanced too rapid y TIE
Hancock and Huron mines It is said are doins itmsIAa y
well
From the Southern papers we annex the following
extracts. The Money article Of Tile Tire Deita OF
the ll'h says of trade and finance:
Nothing has occurred IN financial circles since our last TO
materially alter the condition Of the market and business OF
every kind It'll progresses IN an exceedingly snsuid aud I'M
satisfactory There commercial or mortgage
securities be found time In the hands OF sellers ana
the bsnk almost exclusively restricted to ni
partial renewals Of maturing Obligation while
In specie and uncuueut money IL anything still aer
than heretofore aud operation. in exchange confined to
in Ancs ut per dollar for oity and bank notes
Stocks and bonds almost wholly neglected throughout
fact operators appeared to be az far apart ever on
the question Of prices No large lots Of auy description have
particuas OF sny actual transfers have been made known
except those OF rs shares Bapk Of oun stock which have
been reported the reduced price Of rllO per share
The money article of Tie True Delta Of the 18th
says:
To-day the Bank Of Ams. Ia. commenced paying Of IL
Iah, in .pece ia te following order VIZ: 1t all depos
tors balance on the 10Th September ss which have no,
been since withdrawn and 2i all notes Of the bank no~n
bear a prior date May a. 1907 We have Dcen unable 70
Sk bu, scodnr TO The Official to the BosId OF Cur
reucy the aggregate deposits 81 the llh September, ~,
footed up 90 and the total circulation d! the s~o date
reached Fl4,@@
The PicayRne says
We upder,,spd Al, ,rrsr cement under sufficient guarantees
ard approved by the military authonie' lu' been tered
,ssn Ell nor more than SIC each Tiis si obyiao rny
convenience which the public might be subjected nom
scarcity Of small change
The following interesting extracts are from pri-
yae letter dated At New. Orleans 90 the llth inst.
The exports o here almost entirely confined 70 sugar
and uoaes which are given m e1thassc ioI te sO'oiqs
port a., or several cu,iso das, tie entire city ~'
wihou. bread tie Iich AID poor sAs The II hacAtgue
brought the cargo Of -four and l. 10 De sod auctn
10 day The maximum pdce heretofore 20 per barrel
United State. money hIed By Gen buei Ihe onflsey o.
the city consists Of broken bank bills, printed on to na1s
snd cut In half making two bills OF oueonn5l' Ticket
railroad checl' sld li's gsc, Of card, Of 81 ssd'
STATE OF THE Cons TRADE foK TnE VILE
M,EK LAYK FRIDAY EvgsIsG-Atlous ID only limited guam
title, Of home so~n whea h.ye Dee on .a.s J. ne '.s
In soe ns,srcr the cnrr,uoes have had dfoops tender
av a. Tie outport- gegn hcets have moved oil slowly
about stationary prices The r." stnples 81 inEsh hs
fofeFn has given way Cd to a. quarter No sctusl change
hes taken place n the value OF malt Brewers, however
Lave operated cautousy Owing 70 tho greet abundance Of
pasture food have met dull Inquiry ard inferior parcels
ruled IN favor Of buye Both beans have od
slowly No qnotabe change has akeu place
IN the value of nour but low qualities ha'e been difficult Of
Tie following Is taken from the circular Of Mesus s,urre
Of Birmingham II except the few days the be- gin
ming co.e Il last mouth, drEs which b,t~oon i've and
sr inches fell The westher Lsy be aid 10 have been
VERY favorable az kinds Of growing although Till
by tie absence OF sunshine hich has been TIC
lag caiaciec If tie and has prevonted vegetation
from becoming unusually forward The wheat The csy
soils wi ere It had suffered fom the rainy Spring has
much improved yet No ,hns the produce cannot e1eeed A.
average tie distcts and uIlcs the wcahe ir bo.omng
is very fue Il will be decidedly les. The reports OF the
growing crops ia France generally favorable though tie
Southern departments like Italy have suffered from dfouih.
but the prices Of wheat In the French markets have
much In IL would appear that nearly The
whole Of their large imPousons III be required before The
ncw crop 4. ready for use.
ier be unusually istt n fact every 20 look
forward to low OF prices, and provides accordingly
THIS may be sad 70 be season when the expectation Is not
likely be realized and judging by the Of the
grain market for the last twenty yeas there another dear
The number OF grain laden vessels pas
from the tas, only 800 or lee. than We remember Of
this for years past This chiefly auiD
utabe TO the large arrivals lat month many Of the ytsses
having made much quicker passages than usual.
The Scotch markets though tc1ntly supplied have been
heavy wheat about stationary prices Barley and all
other spring have ruled about stationary Flour has been
chiefly in retail parcels
steadily fall quotations Otlefwe. the trade have ruled
very inactive. The shipments Of food have not increased
Al MARX Lane. to-day. the show Of English wheat
small add the trade whole ruled steady full prices
quotations ruled firm. Barley and moved of slowly
late rates, The supply of bans and PEGS being limited their
value supported In hou sales progressed slowly, Oh
former terms.
Marbets-CIRTYULLr BEFoETKp YoE THEN =. rRisrHR
NRDSEsDAr June H. 1862.