New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

list Which deceive people by giving an impression that
they are something more than ornamental The concern
seems 70 run itself and to be of the track Just now, and
as usual, nobody 10 blame"
Stockholders in the various City Banks notified that
if they wish TO have the tax on their stock corrected they
must apply to the Commissioners of Taxes and Assess
ments at their Office, No. 50 Cbambersst, on or before
the 3Jh day Of June, instant Under recent legislation
the taxes are collected from individual shareholders, and
the assessors are by the law supplied with acorec list
II should slso be remembered that the taxes are lien
upon the shares which cannot be transferred until the
taxes are paid.
The susquohanna Railroad is being RAPIDLY completed TO
Npcve the uoiu where the railroad beng constructed 10y
The Delaware Hudson Canal Company from Carbondae
in the Wyoming Valley joins it, when both these roads are
finished the whole OF the Anthracite coal region VIII pe opened
to Albany by very short direct and level route and coal can
he Albany cheap of any other point on Tie
Hudson River.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Wednesday says:
The tendency toward cosenes that the money market had
week ago has been and IS IN more Of
Ca than has been heretofore for long time ne lega
lar demand loans considerable yet 1t necessarily appears
larger when as is the there Is scarcity OF cur
ency. Money regarded readily worth 10 per cent On
select customers paper and 10 on first class OUTSIDERS
IN il said that some good will stand as heavy rate as
Is per cent per Exchange has increased IN supply
daring The week mainly through the offerings oil banks mere
and IN the interior that IN want of currency.
The Chicago Tribune, of Wednesday, says:
There are complaints from all quarters to-day Of scarcity
Of currency and money market safely be reported 10
he stringent The heavy receipts Of gram Tor ten days past
have caused dram banks and large amounts
of currency have daily sent into the interior OF LIMOS
Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota Hence the bankers are not
as well prepared 20 supply the public as formerly nnu hty
have TO make discrimination OF the paper ODeeu t
discount Rates however steady at ~ per cent per
apnum at the banks and cent per month on the
The supply Eastern exchange to-day was greater than e
demand but not greater than has been for day or TWO
past The scarcity Of currency however has weakened inc
market and decline in rates The counter iates AZ
the banks irregular ranging at 0d 100 discount buying
and par at premium selling Round lots were sold among
bakers at ll00l2O discount
The open Board Of Brokers have unanimously passed
resolution suspendng any member Of that body who deals
in Stocks in any barroom clubhouse uptown, after
o'clock D. H. and We trust the same resolution VIII be
passed by the members of the NewYork Stock Exchange
and the Gold room.
Tho business of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts,
s3Oi7 4l6 3G-for Customs $4,000; Payments 81 $780,
Sg3 81; Balance SIS l25 O55 81; Gold Notes, $4,000
Freights 10 London 500 bush. Conn., at 5d to Glas-
cow per steamer 900 BUSH Corn private terms; TO
Havre 100 bales Cotton, on private terms bark, with
10000 BUSH corn, TO Cork, per orders, at 81.
The movement of Dry Goods at this port fog the past
week has been as follows: