The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

Cheese. ............ 35o,OOO 40,OOO BOY, IU
Financial matters in Boston are thus referred by the
7rdreLer Of yesterday
The supply capital continues large enough to satisfy
tho Of the business community, and very little is
needed for other purposes by individuals but the gov
erninent is large borrower and that fact keeps the
rate of interest from falling below six per cent
for collateral loans of the first class rcturnabe de-
mand. The public disbursements are equal to the re-
that might otherwise Note buyers offering to
take prime four months paper at seven per cent but
very fair sold at eight and nine The stock
market rather dull for almost everything except the
securities Of the United States which arc In good FAVOR
for investment.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad earned during
the third week in July S72 313 increase the re-
cepts FOR the same time in 1854 of $14444.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has decided
that manufactured tobacco upon which duty has been
paid may cut into smoking tobacco, fine cut chew
ing if done under the supervision Of an inspector, with
out becoming liable to ad dtional duty
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
| way for the third week in July were:-
1865 500 oa6
Increase. 46,Sl0
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railway
| for the week were-
1854 Observation-Disclosures. IL, 764
| Tho New Orleans Delta Of the 22d remarks:-
| To-day n British ship taken up for Liverpool,
| and two barks for Boston and New York. while there
were already on the berth four ships and banks and
large schooner Liverpool three briggs for Eavre and
transports and other vessels for Boston and New
York. all Of which depend mainly cotton for freight
| The gold market opened this morning quiet at last
evenings quotations OF l43 IA but when it
certaned that of 5000 900 being board the
Evening STAR rumored there only $3l 900 in her
manifest, and none of any consequence to the express
companies prices scncd and saies were made as high
| as las, the market closing at la.
There rather movement In foreign exchange,
the sales of sterling including good private bill for
round amount at las, Mobile bank bill for 60 600 at
l47 city bank bill for $500, from second hands, at
14S another direct, for round sum, at l4sI net and
| small amount at l52H.
Tho mail for the North induced fair demand
for domestic exchange, which would have been more
active had 1t not boon for many delerrng their remit
tanccs until for the Guiding STAR to start ut
4 seven p The banks and dealers generally checked
New York at per cent discount, but two or more
Of them occasionally accepted X, and one Of them
Out doors the supply was eopioas and rates were
also by leading drawer $50 900 in small sums at X a
tx; SOS 900 sight and one days sight sold a. TX;
pHa and New York at $40 600 three days sight on
New York at az, and some thirty days sight at 81
| The Chicago Tribune Of the 2oth says
| There has been little rain to-day, and, with
good breeze and bright sun, the weather has been
same time the sky cloudy and tho weather looks
abb, than be expected from the upward turn in
the markets. but spectators moro sensitive
than farmers this subject. A week OF good. dry
weather would do much toward insuring the safety Of
| the crops
The general produce markets to-day were Arm but
| The money market to-day was brisk and close. The
demand currency at the various discount houses was
fully equal to the supply and closer discrimination was
made than Is usual At the time the banks gencr-
ally first customers readily nj 10
per annum On the street rates were hrin at Ia
L cant erm
The active demand for currency by produce trade
has rendered the market for Eastern exchange easier
the bankers sold each other nj Soc. discount
and 10 their customers Mt par Ito premium The buy
ing rate was generally Ito discount. The demand by
the mercantile trade Is comparatively light at present,
and with liberal shipments OF produce the offerings are
| cavy.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has addressed tho fol
lowing ettor to the Collector OF Customs ut this port
ordering the dsconnuanco OF the shipping fec on cot
ton accordance with the Presidents proclamation Of
| June 49,
| TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July "a, 1865
| srR-Messrs Bcrwith n Rocho reclaim sl4l, alleged
10 have been collected by you on the 9th inst as the one
per pound shipping fee on thirysx bales oil cottor
arriving from Charleston, s. c. TO their address on th'
Alhambra and the Hciress.
Tho ono cent per pound shipping fee wns abolished
by the proclamation OF the President Of June 13 1895
which removed all restrictions on trade east OF the MIS-
sssippi river and is to BIO refunded whenever II ha
Won are hereby authorized and instructed to adjus
the above, and all similar applications by this rule win
out reference To me Of individual cases.
HUGH McCULLOCH. Secretary OF the Treasury.
sIMHox DRirER, Esq, Collector Of Customs, New York
| REPORT or THE JOINT COMMITTEE The BANKS 0f nos
| ton, YORK AND PHILADELPHIA ON NATIONAL BAN
| NOTE REDEMPTION AND Az AssoRr1Nd HOUSE,.
committee consisting OF Mcssrs Jones, OF the Chem
ical Bank Coe Of the American Exchange; Calhoun, o
the Fourth National; smythe, OF the Central National
Vcrmilyc, OF the rhants' Macy OF the Leather Man
ufacurers, New York; Rogers, 81 the Tradcsmen 5
Cummns Of tho Girard Cattc, of the Corn Exchang
Bank, Philadelphia; and A. T. Hall, OF the fremont
Forbes Of the National Redemption Stotson Of the Sho
and Leather National and VALLEY, Of the Revere Bank
Boston In the city of New York the 11th day
May 1865 at ocock IN the morning. for the purpos
comforting together in behalf Of the banks OF the tire
cities upon the subject OF national bank note redemption
, Tic committee organized by the appointment O
, | Andrew + Hall ne Chairman, and William A. Camp
a | Manager of the Clearing House. as Secretary.
: After a full discussion the following resolution wa
| unanimously Adopted
q That Messrs Hall, Smythc, Coo, Jones, Cummin
Rogers and VALLEY be O committee TO recommend
Il general plan Of redemption OF tho national currency 70
= the three cities, which shall make IL imperative on Oh
n banks In New York, Philadelphia and Boston TO n
ccive deposit the bills Of all national banks whic
70 rcdcemable In either 81 said three cities, whc
plan shall alse include a separate redemption In Ne
York, Phadep hia and Boston, at par, OF the bills
. all banks which arrange for redemption In those cc
~ Also, the return Of al national currency not rcdevma
either OF these cities to their respective locations t
q redemption, the JOINT expense pre- rata Of the thrC
Y cities such currency DO forwarded by Philadelphia
n Boston TO New York. and all such currency a. be
w. tI..t l.au ll.s. feet