New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

Canada Copper Co. sold ut ST. advance Of nearly ID
per cent In thirty days-caused BY the purohsm
of majority Of the stock By strong ps4ties IN We
street Pacific Mail fel to p4 under reports Of Rcha
cruisers in the Pacific. New.york Central closed at
last nights rate. The excitement In Erie wa, unprs.
cedented the stocks selling high ~ l2 and reeesas
TO 1911 att p. Erie Preferred sol at 100 CLOSING
l0s lOei Hudson River touched ~ closing I47a47sx
Harlem was weak and closed ll3. 6lls; Reading ross
3! p cent and closed stiff OF l2e and wanted by inyes
ing parties. There WIS large business liz! Micsgas
Central ct y cent advance, under supposed Boston
orders and closed at 40 without sellers tic leader 10
Erie being Urge buyer. Illinois Central was hghcrr
Cleveland and Pittsburgh and Gslena did not maintain
the advance fthe morning. The rest THE Westen
list was higher, except Rock Island which closed 300
l2l; Mississippi and Missouri Stock to 5i closing
firm. The closing prices were: Gold, l59t, n. Y.c,
1876; Erie 2O;; Harlem ll3,; Reading, 1885, Michigan
Central 1907; Michigan Southern. e6li Iisois Central
l3i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh. lci; Gaicna loot
Fort Wayne %; Chicago AMI North Woatern. 5ii.
The business Of the Sub-Trea5uTy wss: Re.
cepts Gil 562 5l4 65for Custors s22 900; Paymcnta
81 63s, 977 ei Balance, So. 1899 CO.
Money was abundant at 6 ~ cent, and among
the readiest lenders were leading banks. good moy
balances were left at y cent and upon socfs loaned
. cent with Mr. Cisco were about 81 10000; S1oo0Ga
of $ q cents came 20 hand this morning, aud t4'o21
more are on the way There is widespread deinand
for these notes.
Quicksilver Mining Co. made another
rapid movement today, opening {" Oh aaa
falling TO COB recovering 10 "a at noon under
tbe reDort that the claim Of c. J.. Cap
ri.on 70 3.2,tls OF the Berryessa rancho had lees
nj n Mrir0
70 far 500 600 in gold The purchase has boen made
hut as 70 tie price there is official statement The
removal Of this difficulty gives the friends OF the Goa
many entire confidence in obtaining full poSsSsioo
Tho mine al an early day freed Of the litigation which
has reduced its yalue. The stock closed 63i.
Railway earnings second week in February.
Mielsan Cen:Eal.sse5s5 $3.50 sS I Iae..f'ss
Michigan s9u'hern.''' - =. 81 eS@ o ne ~,
c Etc., End nd lca ss 9s s i iHs: f 5ss
| subioned is q statement Of the net income Of
the Illinois Central from ell sources for Eve years psst,
| Ias9...........$i .9le,o7s Ilse2...."".s5, Ssds
i5sl............ i,7s7.csi
The New-Jersey Central Railroad Company
have called FOR the final insalnen; Of ten = cent on tss
ne " stock, payable March /.
The Philadelphia Ledgsr says:
The supply Of money on the continues se ~
/, I. eadiy increasing. There Is great nov 81 's.a
toward the sse s. and massy 4 i so- s 70 o E
Of r.ds and consequently the gre, oa1 o. -:
seeking investment .: ne StccA txs'snS1, We 'sl,
onward movement, in prices The temporary inpoN ~
cent with the Assistant Treasures AZ, n.te.ss. az
demand The Is about s. cent, whie oainfe' G"
/ be lad at 5 & cent
Mr. Van Dyck, Superintendent Of the Bank
Department has submitted to the Senate an a's'facsa
tho several annual reports OF the Savings 81 tAs
state showing the condition Of these insttrtors %
the st OF January ls6 From this abstract 1t ppean
that the whole sam represented in SAVING Banks N the
time stated was s9s,ssl.l7l. OF Ills smocns
500 ss4 is directly due to depositors. and tie bad nee
consists Of real estate. furniture. and accnnri'sA
profits amounting to s5,Oe+,7S7. The following ec~
parative statement Of the operations CT the BANKS a
the wears ending tho 3lst OF December isc2 and .hs
Sis, Of December ls63 respectively. viii serve to max
the rapidity with ch this tras, is increasing in Ol
ume and value:
Sun,ber Of institutions In
-. go .,, III ],
Amounts lthdraVn..... ssas7,iss 492S7ss1 u'soss
'e,iTi. ...,.~.. 4sl@s sot75s sm
| tied depositors......... 3o79a7 3TosA 6sl,d
1bc following summary SHOWS Inc eESFcsAls c! 10
sources and liabilities Of tho Savings Banks OF lie
State. as exhibited by their reports. Jan. l. 1864;
REs.U.cEa
Bon' and s2l %. "a
Pstimat j value % uortzEged premises. IS. 2ss5
stock S'."V"
Par value OF socks.........'......''''' 1893 ~
F.iimsed value Of sane. .............. S9t9a3o
Stocks on which money has been loen.
An no o1i 800 y,
Amount oaned on persons sec sres 80 70
kp,ou,, Invested IN real OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i2J7ao
Gssh on dspos't In ~.
Amount. now ioarcd CT deposited. e SO
Miseeisneous Observation-Disclosures. 2n.s9&
To'd''."" aSiriris: ''~i''i
Amount due depos,or-. $50 7se -
Exce.s Of asset. over sosss,
Total. s.Ss5l, III
Tdsl smoen, iepos,ed dcrins tho calendar year
OF 5iff =
Total amount a. 20 ~
Total received for interest. ........... 5NiTs5
Total amount ofintsrsss placed 20 the credit OF de-
Number of open accounts. 90
Average to each drpositor. ...............s 23i
OF the stock investments reported, e3 6J ~ IA In
United States secui lles Bonds and mortgages have
diminished 81, 5s9llo. Loans on personal securities
have increased from sl7ssl7 in ls62 TO s3729.o Ia
1868.
The movement of Dry Goods at this por 70,
the week has been as follows,
ENTERED roR coSsuypTIov
Manu- af Pkgs. Yane. NGrU. Of Psg.. Naus.
cotton.'. ri gJseaI Miscolsne,I,Nt 6Oelt
s Hs'".'..:. 81 6OSais go 80, ::
Tota'''''''.''.. ....,..., ''''''''-i' F1'''''s
w.HosAWAi'
ManG Of fh,. sso,; Many. IF Ptg.. ysla.
eo SSa...:. z: "a ssSs Mi aa n
Total. e<l1 ~