New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST H. 1861.

ton before entering into very extended TRANSACTIONS
The sales at the Board $4,000 at l26l. Al the
close Of the day the market is 1863 1861.
The subscription 10 the Five Twenty Bonds were
1894, $50, AMI the deposits on temporary loan
$3.50.
During bis recon: visi: TO New-York, Secretary
Chase, on eou usation with the Capitalists Of this
city determined to coa.nre the sales Of Five Iwen.
ties until after ten days notice 70 the public Of cir
aiscon,inuance. Plates FOR Trsasmy Notes bearing
FIVE per cent interest, and payable one year a'trl
date, are being prepared fos use, if it shall be expe
dent TO use thsm. ~
NJ. Cisco gives notice 10 those who hold thirty OF
more 730 coupons, maturing 18th inst, TO hsno
them In with schedules bsfof, that date. On the
18th r,t, after 3 p. M, tho Usual checks for the
examined coupons will DO given as usual at The Sub
Treasury.
The fire. National Bank Of Newark commenced
business on the 5th inst, using for the present TIE
notes of the Shoe and Leather Bank OF this city.
The Controller of the Currency will not De able or
some weeks probably to supply the National Bank
currency TO tho various banks organized under the
new law.
The aggregate export Of Produce and Merchandise
Exclusive Of spece for the past week was 81 l8isco'
Tie Breads,uff. market was dull to day, and prl-
ces generally lower. with only a very mode rate
buslnsss doing at tho concession. Provisions are
quiet wthou, material change. The extreme warm
weather has It's effect upon general trade, and the
volume of business is very light In many articles
Of foreign produce aud merchandise, there is no
movement whatever, and prices are nearly nominal
ia the absence Of transactions.
| An elaborate report has just been issued by the
Committee appointed by the banks Of New-York,
Boston aud Philadelphia to consider and report on
the conflicting and not very Ineligible require
ments Of the several acts Of the last Congress- The
digest Of these various laws which, after several
weeks of incesssnt labor they have compiled, has
received the official sanction of tie Hon. Joseph j.
Lewis. Commissioner of Internal Revenue. The
principal feature in tho report is precise Abatement
Of tho practical rules by which Tue taxes on diva
bends, circulation and deposis shall he laid, and the
arrangements made appear to be equally iair and
advantageous both TO the banks and 70 tie National
Treasury.
The following statement shows the condition Of
the Banks Of Philadelphia for the past week;
ar, Deposit, Lo'n 70 Se;5:s c !T7is
Aux 10 islJ...S 53 81 3s6l54D s.llzol3 233O,i1o
BY the bohemian. from Liverpool July 90 via
Greencasle 3ls., we learn TIN, on the 3o;h at the
London Stock Exchange, American Securities were
buoyant and upward. Illinois Central closed at
I'll a y discount; Ere u. 69i a7Oi Consos closed
nj ~, a % for money. On the 3is, Illinois Central
had advanced to 22S2i discount, and Erie to 70 a
Il. Consos closed at 93a92i for money. The
bullion in tho Bank of England had increased fl23
900. The Rebel loan YVES fiill declining, and The
anticipation was that as tho amount already paid W
was only IS y cent, and another instament Of i
. cent was due Aug. l, considerable number o.
the holder. would submit to almost any sacrifice in
the .ae of their worthless stock rather than pay W
any further subscriptions.