New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
"WEDNESDAY, June TSP. n.

NEDhkeDAft june ID. -
Gold at the Stock Exchange sold at 1870
1914; Of noon 1861. Tho Senate passed the Gold bill
this morning but thus iar It hhs produced no results.
At 3, D. u the rate was le7. Government stocks are
quoted al il2ial2i for &c Of lssli 52os. loo Oco-
Der 73Os. lO7.9lC7ii Certificates. ~a1ti Ten
nessee 6s. 5sd59, Missouri Co lower. 6eQ69ti Can
ton Company, 4OiaHj Quicksilver Mining Com
pany 73!Q73i; Delaware and Hudson, zJ6d237i
Pennsylvania Coal, 209a2i0i Central Goa, 76a7s.
Cumberland, 7sla7sli Pacific Mail. 29iS2eii; Cen
tral Transit 39a4oI New.York Central, 1919 1921;
Erie 1924 dll2l Hudson River 5, liC; Harlem, PSI
asked; Reading l40i elIli Michigan Central l46i a
l46i Michigan Southern, 9Gi q s6. DO. Guaranteed.
l4o; Panama. 26Od2sO; Illinois Central. 1891 eE'oi'
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Ii3!ailsi Northwestern.
aaI; North. Western Prefercd, eOi do0i Cleveland
and Toledo isIal5It; Chicago ard Rock Island il6a
nos Chicago. burlington and Quincy lg7i al9s Prai-
RE du Chen o., d CO; Fort Wayne, Il5iall3; Tere
Hautc, 65.; Chicago and Alton Preferred. @, To.
lodo and Wabash, 6gi; Toledo and Wabash Pre-.
ferred 7e Ohio and Mississippi Certificates. 53d53i.
Stocks have been irregular throughout the day Al the
morning session full prices were paid, followed by a
sharp rally at the close OF the call At the public board
the advance not sustained and quotations recedod
TO the mornings range. AZ the Second Board tie
Mail fell to 2s5doaO; New.York Central 1917 1872 and
Hudson River, 1891. The disposition to buy freely
Is stil wanting and the market dull The closing prices
were; American Gold, 1877 Erie. 1925 Hadson. AS;
Reading. I4Oi; Illinois Central 1894; Rock Island iiG
chicago and North Western. 49, do Preferred, 3d.
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates $50 Cumberland 7sl
Mariposa, 81.
Freights are dull and lower. The engage
ments to Liverpool are, 5000 bush. Wheat at 3D. in
bulk and ships bags 800 bbs. Flour at Is, 80 tuns
Heavy Goods at l0s 1873 Cd per neutral l5 90 bush
Wheat OF 3D.; 200 bbls. flour at ls.ais 3D. and co
pkgs Lard at lOs and per steamer 900 boxes Cheese
at 3Os To London, 80 bags Cloycrseed at l5s; 800
bbls Flour at H. I'D 100 pkgs. Lard at i5s ais Ga
To Bristol 800 tuns Provisions, &c. at 20s To Bre-
500 bbls. Shoe Pegs at 2s To Bordeaux 6ohhds.
Tallow at IS francs.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
ceips g. 900 9i2 se-for Customs, $500. and lOiO
Bonds 1890, Payments. s23s6.3s7 5oi Balance,
si7.e ,433 %.
There is more demand for Money, and nothing
Of Importance was done among brokers call under
p cent The average biddings for the s75OoOOC0 are
less than The popular estimate but they must DO consid
cred satisfactory Three years ago this loan sold at q,
with gold at par Three years OF paper money issues
have forced army supplies TO points where United
States bonds Of ssl sold at 1874 in currency only buys
threo-ffths much the bonds sold In 1861 at
s3l would command. All the aid TO be expected from
the issue Of duebills made legal tender has been
realized and 1t has become evident that fur.
Their reliance on due.bills will be fatal The IN.
terest Of the nation and Of every citizen desiring
maintain the appearance Of solveucy. demand that
tho loan DOcy shall be- steadily adhered 10 and
be bought in the open market at current rates With
thorough taxation honestly collected and efficient
tariff the amount be borrowed will be much reduced
With reasonable military progress, from domestic and
foreign capital the Treasury can be readily supplied
and the county work back upon solid financial
ground, without passing through the second
stage which has proved fatal to soyency in the South
Mr.. Chase has never ceased deprccae the necessity
which obliged him to issue paper money. Being fully
educated by costly experience of It's damaging effect 1t
is his primary duty to that future Issues Of paper are
shorn Of the power currency or money far pos
sble Until money by scarcity becomes more valuable
he should retire Treasury Notes by absoI bng them In
onns and not hggle about interest be deferred by
the lamentations OF spectators who have grown rich
by tho misfortunes Of the Treasury Department The
present holders OF commodities bought with paper
money are those upon whom the REACTION
should fall. and the country looks to SEQ the
new Treasury policy adhered 10, IN spite
of all the cutlery TO be raised. II is useless to
disguise the fact that people look with alarm upon the
prospect of more currency. II Congress passes bill TO
increase it, 1t viii be tie signal for advance In prices
80 rapid and extensive as to throw all past speculation
into the shade. Little known up to the close Of bus
ness OF the result Of the bddngs for the new Loan be.