The New York herald., 1863-06-30

Bankers in the interior OF this State, at Utica
Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, &C., and likewise at
all the other interior towns between this city and
Chicago, complain bitterly Of the want OF currency.
Notwithstanding that government has issued
$500 ,000,0 900 Of paper, while many of the old
banks have been simultaneously increasing their
issues, the general business of the country has
been increasing SO rapidly since the war began
that money, or rather currency is scarcer than II
was before single dollar Of legal tender notes
was issued. II is quite evident that until the col
lapse comes, after the conclusion Of peace, the
business OF the country will require for its con-
venent transaction very much more circulating
money than ever set afoat before. The want
will soon begin to be partially supplied by the
issues of new banks under Mr. Chsses act. But in
the meantime we learn that strong Representa-.
tons have been made to the Treasury Department,
urging that the remaining $50 900 900 of the ordi-
nary legal tenders authorized by the act Of last
session be issued forthwith, and that no time be
lost in preparing an issue Of three year interests
bearing Treasury notes, which, in case Of need,
may be used money. In case conversions
should be checked, the Department will find itself
in an embarrassing position, IL IL has no money
Immediately available.
A sharp panic took place at Philadelphia to-day
Stores were closed. and there was no session of
the Stock Board. The panic affected Pennsylvania
stocks at our board and Reading fell TO SO and
Pittsburg TO 81. Holders must not allow them
selves to get frightened by these spanics. The
Reading Railroad is earning at the rate OF over
S,00o000 year, and Is no more likely to be dis.
turbed by the rebels than the Hudson River. Ar
10 the Pittsburg panic, 1t is source Of amuse.
ment 10 parties who know the geography OF the
State of Pennsylvania. The only effect Of the
rebel raid upon these properties will be-as was
the with the Lomtardo v enc tan line in 1859.
and ms has proved the case with the Illinois Cen.
;ral in war--to add to their ordinary receipts
large sums for the transportation Of troops, mate.
rials OF war and military stores.
The business of the sub. Treasury was az fol.
lows to-day
p~erirt. . 49, . a ao, s,s al
fr customs. ....................... Iplo Do 90
5,sl3lps AZ
,g35,1 %
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House thi,
morning were sel ,s7l 5T5 50, and the balances
% Asa .I9T 90.
AZ the London Stock Exchange as we learn from
uc Hccla's mails, the money marke, on the 10th of
juno was quiet. On the nth Of June consols were
weak and American securities steady. The de.
nand from Amsterdam continues for United States
Gyes and skies and for Illinois shares. The latter
r'osed firm at 3lII S0l, discount, and Erie steady
~ 59a Ci
The Phiadelphia Inl'drsy gives the following
abstract Of the coal tonnage for the week and sea
son, as compared with the corresponding time last
yesr;-For the week, $50 6l3. For the season.
3.ss5,cas. Last season, 2,s5e,46l.
The New Orleans Picdyune, under date Of the
cs sening of the Goth instant thus uotiees financial
afsirs:---
The most important movement realized W day was Tho
rescissoe " revoke of be order regard to tho
state Bark was fully confirmed al early bour this
ornng and the ars, Including the assets ana All ~.
sg'ns 20 iss noskbolders yeDrssrsed BY The board q