New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
MONDAY, June 26-P. N.

,al MONDAY June 26-P.M
Gold opened at 40, sold up to l4la, and closed
1t l4lt. The attempt to " corner gold IN the lace
Of the payment Of the July interest upon the puoie
debt is an operation which will in all probability
fAil. The amount 70 be disbursed is 0,7O,99 70,
which will supply all the cash gold required by
spectators for fall. Exchange is not IN condi'
tion to demand further large shipments, and from
fAe European demand for 5-2os there promises 70
Be good many bills made.
For gold-bearing Government Stocks thereis a
better demand, and 52Os have sold at 1895 for the
old issue and 1885, for the new. The general stock
market is dull, and buyers are very scarce Hold
srs Of stocks on the other hand, show no DISPOSE
ZION to part with them, and argue that upon the
score of absolute cheapness they must soon be
sought for by capitalists. The great abundance
q money enables them to carry their loads
ut low interest and at mo lerate commits.
SONS, and give to the market an appear
anee of steadiness. The most startling
defended shares are those of companies expected to
borrow their midsummer dividends. Erie South
ern Common, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh are Of
this character, and sustained with great vigor
If those companies are really able TO pay, they can
not serve their own interests better than by pub
fishing balance sheets showing their divisible
income. Each and all of them have before made
piteous appeals to the public, and balance sheet
with the dividend will not the embarrassment
attending first appearance.
81 Money continues abundant at 405 per cent on
ea and at these rates lenders are not able to place
their funds readily. For mercantile paper the rate
b 6iQ9 y cent. The payment of dividends, which
commences on Saturday, and the demand caused
BY anticipating payments falling due on the 4th
proximo, will make the market more active for Q
few days only.
At the Second Board the market for Governments
was not so strong, and prices declined about y
cent on the 5-2Os. The Railway share list was
very strong with the exception of Cleveland and
Pittsburgh. After the Board the market remained
very strong The closing quotations were: New
York Central 99a Erie, 76li Hudson, l0St /
Reading, co. Michigan Southern, 64i Cleveland
snd Pittsburgh, est.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: |
Receipts. 81 ,Sl6,lO7 57-for Customs, $23i,OO0; |
Payments, $4,43l, 72l 49-on account of Loan,
4656, 900; Balance, SIS, 2O62l9 81.
Freights are quiet at tho following rates: by
American bottom to Liverpool, 4d for Wheat, 81
S4d for Corn, and U.s. Cd. 0lOs for Heavy Goods;
BY Foreign bottom Is Ills. Cd. for Flour, 4Id. for
Wheat, I'D. for Corn, and los. for Heavy Goods.
BY American TO London, Is. cd. for Flour, sd. for
Wheat, and lie. 3D. for Heavy Goods; by Foreign,
D. for Flour, 506d for Wheat, and lis. Cd. a 2Os.
Cor Heavy Goods. To London, 100 bags Pimento
were taken at l5s. schooner to Boston, brig
80 Cette, and one TO Denarara, all with Slaves, on
private terms.
Exchange is very irregular and is quoted: Bank
ers' sterling, 90 days, 1o9t no. bankers sterling
Sdays, llOl 9ll0i; commercial, l090lO94 francs,
long date, 5.l7I 05.l5; francs, short date, 5ll4a
$40.
The Hartford and New-Haven Railroad Com
pany have declared quarterly dividend of % per
share, payable to stockholders in New-York from
July TO 10, ct the Union National Bank. The
third and final nstallment in the new stock is pay
able on the 10th of July next.
The Memphis Bulletin of June Is reports on the
cotton trade Of the previous day. Cotton was active
and many sales were effected.
The Shreveport Gazette of the 9th, says cotton
was selling there at 10 cents for SPECIE and Is cents
Cor greenbscks 1t also states that there large
amounts of cotton on Red River.
During the week ending June "a new National
Banks were authorized with capitals amounting to
$40 CPS 40
Previously authorized. $50 295 y5l
Whole number OF National Banks author.
iEed TO date. 1854, with an aggregate cap.
itai o. -. S12u, va ,tOl
Amount OF circulation issued TO National
Banks for week 2267leo
~fo"ousv ..--....-...-.---.--.-.-- 4U 7yh73o
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Total circulation Issued TO date SAB CO., SIS
The National Farmers and Planters National
Bank of Baltimore, Nd, and the Merchants Ma
tional Bank of New-Bedford, Mass, have been
designated by tho Secretary of the Treasury az ad
ditional repositories Of the public money.
The earnings of the Chicago and North Western
Railroad Company for the third week in June were:
1894 .el27342 20 1865 .sl7s va 6e 1nc las q
Being an increase Of 40 94-l0o per cent over last
year.
The Michigan Southern Road earned the third
week in June:
1884 $50 1865. SIC Increase. see
The PottsviHe Miners Journal Of Saturday last
seports,
The quantity Of coal sspt BY railroad this