New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

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cenFs for the wees ending ynns s'''.''.''' iss, ri q
for the week ending June e''.'''''' zSI'N D
The business Of the SubTreasury was: Receipts,
s24i39O7 SO-for Customs, S32j O0O Payments $780,,
676 -; Balance So 1858 II; Gold Notes S66oOOo.
In frcights the engagements TO Liverpool are; 4,ooo
BUSH Com at lld and 50 hhds Tobacco at Us 3D. Per
steamer 80 900 bush. at Sd. To Glasgow 5000 bush.
Corn at I'd per To Queenstown for orders the
British bark Thos. Hood, with corn, on private terms
The reports that the injunction restraining the Michigan
Southern Road from paying dividend upon the common
stock is 10 be removed mistake The Company has 30
interest in its removal and will probably let all the suits
about its so through the courts If share
holders are determined litigation The Company Is III
no condition TO pay dividend. 1t has floating debt,
and is making improvements in the way OF depots, cars
and new ron which will absorb over $780, 900 earnings
Of 1866 II the Road is managed for the benefit OF its
permanent shareholders dividend from earnings can be
prudenty made until August, 1867 by which time the
Road can from earnings pay its floating debt and pay for
cyyears and iron it must have. The earnings Of the
The following centlehhdy4e show decrease Of sl'5OO
the Canton Company at Badmore: Seoou "
william Fisher. Charles ]. Baker, George Randolph'
and Charles E. Waters, Baltimore; A. b. Bayliss, George
S. Scott, George f. Forrest and F. +. Marbuny New
York.
The Secretary Of the Committee Securities, New
York Exchange has written to the Secretary Of State Of
Tennessee saying that difficulty has occurred in nego
ang Tennessee State Bonds owing TO the socallod
sion of tho State. All per cent bonds dated
January l. OF il is impossible to tell what time
the bonds issued In consequence Of this, the Com
mittee Securities NewYork Stock Exchange, require
previous to selling bonds dated January 1861, to prove
they negotiated prior TO the socaed secession. The
State Committee feared bonds had been issued after
that date and the State would not acknowledge them
Secretary Fletcher replies:
Prom all the facts that have come TO my knowledge from
and papers have had fraudulent bonds
of this state e1an or that the state not boond for
except the Rebel military honda Sangune Of ability 10
the interest bonds hereafter the July coupons
year"
The property the southeast Of Fifth-aye and
Fortieth-st known Croton Cottage has been sold
There land front Of Sc feet the and 100 feet
the street. with lot in the 2x9s feet and inches
The property brought $4,000 The purchaser Mr..
William II. Vanderbilt son Of Commodore Vanderbilt,
who will erect a magnificent mansion upon the site.
The following statement Of the state of the National
Bank Of Commerce in New-York on May H. 1866:
Loans and discounts falling due by average in
Investi1e1ts in q s. Securities at par, viz
2 $40 per cent Treasury Notes. eJO3o0 90
per cent Stock payable in 1891. 66i20oo 90
per cent Stock Q0f0 Bondsl.. $500 00O 90
6 per cent Comp'd Int. Notes.. 100000 90
6 per cent Certs of Indebtedness. 10000 %
5per cent Certificates Of Tempo
rary Deposits ................ $4,000 90
slGG9SOoO 20
Accrued interest uncollectel l39. $40 90
New York State stock-Deposited
with Bank Department for
demption Of Old Circulating
Notes OF Bank OF Commerce Of
Less for IS such notes outstanding i.SS5 90
1895 90
Due from Banks and Bankers 23asi7 81
Real Estae-Banking House and Lot. 10000 %
Notes Of other Banks checls.&c. g. a47.easIs
U. s. Legal Tender Notes. 27400OO 90
U. s. 4 per cent Loan Certificates
for Clearisg House,. 100000 90
sr,c, - s 80. 80 y y
Expenses. 2ssc7 10
s@s,ag7o 70
Capital Stock. 100 900 shares elO0
each. ........................... 10 100000 90
Surplus fund 20 Der cent reserved 2Op0UO 90
Surplus fund Sen-annua
serves. ......................... 1853 "a
Interest-Discount and profit aud
loss NATURALIZATION. 6sSsH 90
Contingent fund ................. 562l9 II
15l.ssa 80
Observation-Disclosures ........... 1O6a69iG 90
Deposiis-Banks and BANKERS. 35ss. 1888 -
Observation-Disclosures Of the United
$50 I54as,7 7s
Of Currency .........-..,..... 100000 %
Circulating Eotes-Less on hand 1886 AIS 90
Dividends unpad-Bank Of Com.
merce In New-York ......... ll43i0
Dividends unpaid-National Bank
OF Commerce In HewYork.. 100000
1929 10
s300is 2T3 70
This shows surplus over capital of 2si per cent.
The coal tunnsge on the Schuylki Navigation for the
week ending June 1906 I7oI5 uns correspond.
ing week last yesr slOl3 uns Increase for the week.
S0So2 tuns Tunnage for the season Of 1866 to date
tuns tunnase for the season. of 1866 to date
1872 eosl6 uns Increase for sssson Of 1866. 257.9,SH
tuna.
The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway for the week
ending June2, were:
1865. Snaps 1866 ..slI66si Increase. N.765
The Mariposa Mines.
On the 9th inst We furnished some particulars in rSa
lion to the Manposa Mines BY the steamer from Calfr
1ia which arrived on Saturday, have further data from
Mr.. Kelton, who was ono Of the managers under Ere