New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

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the cotton market which will require some very favora
hle or advancing accounts from Network to remove
The money market during the day offers nothing for
special remark Money ranges from 90 10 per cent for
paper and 10 to 2 Tor secOudclass. There was fair
inquiry for checks on New.YoIk Sellers had the call
The general counter for chocks on NewYOrk WAS
steady and uniform at par; buying rates ranged from
fat per cent discount
At Boston the stock market shows but feeble
signs Of vitality either in dyidend-psying invest
ments or in the more speculative adventures. The
steadiest demand continues to be for Government
bonds, which are wanted by large class of buyers
for permanent holding and income.
At Chicago there was more active demand for
money on Wednesday at the various discount
houses, but it was freely met by the bankers, and
good paper was readily passed at 10 per cent per
annum. On the street, rates were steady at q !
per cent per month. Eastern exchange was in good
request and steady, under a light supply, at par
buying, and l-l0as premium selling.
Tie Boston Trdreller oflast evening says:
THE demand for money is smaller than the supply.
and there more lenders on call than borrowers a.
per cent which is the rate .harged by banks and IL.
dividusls, with occasional exceptions, little under
Kobbe s. Cores had sale of Ribbons today.
In addition to the above, this house held sale Of
lace and linen goods, which passed off with great
activity The prices for such goods were considered
very good, almost everything being sold, and in
many cases largely duplicated. At the house OF
silks, which passed off only moderately
well. Wilmerdings g. Mount had sale
of dress goods The desirable articles
brought high prices, and sold unusually well.
A lot Of shawls also com handed good prices.
The following are Of the quotations SIX fringe
/ g D.,
black Barge Hermann 81 60 l.4 Do. 81 81 Inc
dIess goods sold in fine style black Mousseines AZ ~
case, and IA LupiDs do. at = oIdsl 40 &C. At
Hagger,y Co.'S ihcro wss sale OF oasslmercs. &c.
TIE following quotations will show how well the mar
set for this line Of goods keeps np Tho Offering wGs
pure by those in the trade TO make up their I'll
and Winter stoek-especially for merchants IN the
West With the exception Of line Of light blue cloths
all other descriptions sold well All the Casters,
Beavers, Moscows and Eskmos selling very freely.
Heavy sa1ony Trieots. SO 72i; fine do: do; - 80
"a IS dup pcs blk mosk 50 81 TO 81 80; black
and colorcd Italians 81 10 66c. s, dc chimes, crown
make, IS TO 99c.
The movement OF Dry Goods at this port for the
past week has been as follows:
ENTERED TOR CONSUMPTION
Manu- Of Pigs. Value. Mdn1J Of Pkgs Nalue.
c Moo; a. IS re Msons $40 w.
SILK ..........226 2o0sl4, = -
Total s"'''i
Manef Of Pkgs valae. .uaa4f Of Pigs. vnue
Wool. .ig3 s2i05 Flax ....... 23i a59. i72
Cotton. ....l7O ISIS Miscenans.. 80 1924
silk ...-...... 81 1895 -
M M@sY Of Pss' s xs ne Me, Of rtf' s xss s
Coi;on....... 50 1919 Mi'celians. ....
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3lb s2e,b74
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was:
Receipts, s3,474,l74 s3-for Customs, $i5t,
Payments $2,iO7 $50 l6-on account Of Loan,
si62 900; Balance, 81, Col 65.
Frcights are quiet; the engagements to Liver
pool are 300 ties. Beef at Is. Cd, and 20 tuns Tai
low at los; and per steamer, 800 boxes Bacon al
Dos, and !, 900 boxes Chsese at .os
II will be seen by advertisement IN another
column that the Ninth National Bank has declared
another dividend Of per cent, payable LIST Of July.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE City OF
| NEw-YogK.
Nos ~ AND 10 Pr;E-sr.
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT % rHE UNITED
| STATES.
| Have for sale ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NorHs
Convertible at maturity into $40 GoLDBEARISo
Bonds.
Also
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS.
United STATES 500 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend to other business with the Government
T. &. CALHOUN President
y. SEAMAN, Cashier.
HENRY CLEws d Co.,
Successors 10