New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

The exports continue to exhibit steady increase.
The following shows the exports texclusiye Of spc-
cie) from New-York to foreign ports for the weos
ending June 10, and since the beginning Of The
year: ,e,.
For tic week. .sl 12Si: s5ssSssl .aiss,s
Prev. reported. .s5ool,s5s 775O6,aJ9 'f+J',co@ |
Since Jan. !. .ss7 ssh. lOs esa,3ia2io t'o9i29te
The imports and exports at this port from July
to latest date, have been as follows:
1929. Is6}.f. tS6t-S.
Imports -uase sl7l7Js 355 420e 1885 $ii3oSOl5
Hxpogts produce 1911. 80, 1i l609l3Ul w, los
Exports specie 5sl3,s0s 5,47s,2r0 % 'f','Jo
Attention is requested to proposals for $4,000
..volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund kedemp-
ton Bonds" bids for which will be opened at TO
Controllers office on Thursday, June y, az
olcock p. In. This loan is for the purpose OF pro
ydinc for the redemption of like amount OF
Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Rond','
No. 3" becoming due and payable on the first day
of july next and is duly authorized by the Legs
lature, and by an ordinance of the Common Co''n-
Gil. The interest will be at the rate of per cent,
and the principal redeemed November |, 1870.
The earnings for the Housatonic Railroad CON-
pany for the month Of May were:
lss3 kss GA 30 1894. s906l5 ls Inc ~ t2s %
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroadearncd dur
ing the second weed in juno:
Ices. ees. 800 "a 1854 sl75e3 90 Inc. slc79 i2
The earning Of the 81. Louis, Alton, and IeTo
Haute Railroad for the month Of May were;
1865 sl,7 o25 10 lse4 aIi9 s55 IA Inc. 81, 200 %
Tho Atlantic Mail Steamship Company was or
ganized one year since BY the purchase of the New
York aud Aspn wall line of steamers, and the dock
property at Aspinwall Of Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
ON a capital oil 900 900, divided into 10000 shares
of 800 each, on which shares 80 was paid up The
line is known as tho Atlantic branch OF the orlgi-
nal California steamship mail route between New
York and San Francisco, running in connection
with the Panama railroad and Pacific mail line
Of ,tcnmcrs. The first annual dividend now declared
in % peg cent On the entire capltai 81 si"oW"'
equal 10 - per cent on the amount Of espta' paia m
or nioH cf dollars net pIoht on Tue years bhsi'
moss OF this dividend - 4 cert or $1,000 ~ IL br
written Of on the share capitol leaving this capital
subject only 30 in place Of % Y cent future ASSESS
meat The other q cent Is to be pad out in cash to
the shareholders Tie stock Is low selling, dividend
Oh rhe transfers will close on tie I'd INST. after
which the price will be made exdiydsnh Inc snates
az 1921 q cent are equal 10 sl22 80 q share for so
originally paid aud the declared dividend Of s2o. The
Pacific line with e. 600 600 paid M capital selling at
s29ud 500 y sbare dividend Df' cent year in cash
The Ctacinnar Gazette Of Monday reports
There was no material change in the discount mar.
ket Saturday. Currency Is still In good supply and
with only moderate demand for loa the market is
NO! king easy at per for frstclass signatures
and and 10 per cent for good mere" ntIle paper.
There Is continued active demand fer exchange, and
the receipts comparatively light an advance has
been established on the buy ing rate We now quote IL
at 80 1jc. per sl.Oo premium. The selling rate still
remains nomnally at Ito premium. but the bankers,
a. general thing, refuse to draw except for the
reguar customers or those TO whom they are under
oOngatiohs.
There has been great excitement in Broad-st.
Oh the dedication Of prominent Provision opera
tor. His liabilities are reported at 100000
At the Dry Goods auctions to-day the business
was rather quiet. Wllmcrdings & Mount had a
sale of dry goods, and an assorted lot of damaged
articles. There was quite large company present,
and much activity prevailed. The damaged goods
ncluicd Atlantic Sheetngs, Ginghams Prints,
Army Blankets, Carpets, &c. Considering the
condition they were in, they brought remarkably
good prices The regular articles sold very fairly.
The Shewls were sold at rates ranging from 81 %
TO IL Is; Frcnch Balmoras, 81 l5 Newport
Skirtngs SOC; Mozambiques Gle; Mourning Lawns
32c. (as thoy werc) ami so Tho display OF
articles was " rather more miscellaneous de-
scrpon than II often seen at this old establishment
Kobbe C0rlies offered well assorted line Of ribbons
veyets, malino laccs which called together large
company. The catalogue was sold through at full
prices and nearly every large lot Duplicated We bo
love that tho sales OF millinery goods by this house
Wednesday next will close the season business. The
No. 90 white edge black silk sold at 81 65; No. 7
crown brand black gr0s grain 81 iO No. so at 81 25
No. 100 nj IS l2i No 90 imperial purple % 81 No.
10 do. 81 %. All the favores easily disposed Of
Winerding. Hoguct s. Co. held fine sale OF dressed
skins aud flrs which quite successful The prices
were well up, and everything tho catalogue sold.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TuB CITY OF
NEw.YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND 20 PNgsT.
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
Have for sale. ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES = $40 TREASURY Norgs,
Convertible, at maturity. into 500 GoLD. BEARING
BONDS.
UNITED STATS 1910 Bonds
UNITED STATEs $40 Bonds
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
aud attend to other business with the Government
1. e. CALHOUN, President
b. SEAMAN. Cashier. ...
HENRY CLEws & Co.,
Successors to
LIvENMORR, CLgws Co.
BASKkRs
No. ~ Wall.st, N. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THg BALE OF THE o. 8. |
1910 LOAN
Full Commission allowed Bankers Brokers. Insur
ance Companies, and all parties purchasing for others
or resale
All denominations on hand. ready for immediate do
livery.
AL KINDS on u. r. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Accounts OF Banks Bankers, and individuals, re.
IL er aen M nj ID hal