The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-08
Financial Matters in New York Mail
Report.

Report.
MONDAY, June "A. m.
The trade Of the past week was large in
the import entries, and fairly active in the
sales of domestic and foreign Merchandise
from store. The export clearances of do
nestle Produce fell of 10 about two and a
quarter million while the Gold export was
again very heavy, though not up TO either
Of the preceding two weeks. The four or
five heavy weeks in May, (or to June 2, in
clusive):
To MAY I2 So 81 7g5 May 20 $50 1851, $40
TO May I9.. s,763. 2g5 June k....-..... 6,sO7,9O7
ascon al, 1l25ooo TOT sc May s,G59 S57
Of the Gold furnished from the Treasury
Office Of the United States, at New York
and from California, since the lst Of May,
there remains available for shipment, with
out further sales from the former, Sll,112,-
GI6, which, with the June receipts from
California, it rs our present belief, will about
complete The heavy shipments Of the sea-
con, or say SO zoe 900 altogether hence
10 the close Of the fiscal year on the 3Otn
instant
sales since May from Treasury Office. S35 0o0,ooo
Gold interest payments nom dO.......... - l'5 40
Together ................... sI8Io5,4s5
Less May customs IN cold Il New York Il ,45C,76s
Net MAY supply from rsssury 648 81
R-cs pts from California d1o5l
estimated from California 10 JuBe......... $4,000
Total, exclusive OF Gold in Bsnk....sI3 ,6sl. s55
Exports above 20 June 2-....-...s2- ., 81. s31
Estmsted sddua' to June 30 IS cOjoOO- Si5 658 S5l
The price Of Gold through the week past
was generally firm, and a further advance
Of 2ISa3 per cent was made from the closlng
sales of Saturday week The later foreign
Advices just at hand, 20 May q, from Eng
land, will probably inhueuce firmness 10
the Gold Room a few days longer, or until
the first responses are received from the
other side Of the above heavy shipments
from New Y rk, beginning with the Scotia,
on Wednesday, May l6 and rapidly follow
ed up BY each subsequent opportunity.
The slight Money pressure OF the week
before last was completely relieved on Mon
day last, "a we supposed 1t would be, by the
prompt aud liberal disbursements IN Cur
rebcy from the Treasury Office, aud there
was easy supply TO the brokers through the
remainder Of the week. The feature OF the
stock Exchange was the further decline OF
ten per cent AID the recovery Of i've per
cent. in the speculation in Erie Shares. |
When the cause of the recent weakness IN
the Stock became generally known, there |
was a great rush to sell short, as well as a |
pressure on the part OF good many OF the |
holders in and around the Exchange to sell |
0tef, but the outside public for the last few |
days, and, indeed, snce the price ieh be |
low 81 per cent, have probably bought very |
considerably more than has been sod by |
old outside holders.
The import entries for the past week, in
GLIDING the Dry Goods return in our last
paper, amount to 81 SOS, 1913, against the
total entries Of s., $50, 539 same week last
year. The export clearances Of domestic |
produce amount to =, 200 ,S55, against ST. |
725, 342 same week last year. The export #
Specie amounts to S6,S07 ,9O7, against ST., |
GA 9l6 same week last year. The Customs |
for the week are S2,CSl, 75O. The receipts |
Of Cotton, co-stwise and by railroad, are |
8 543 bales. The number OF emigranJ pas |
Eengers arrived during the week, SOY.
The gold value of tho import entries Of |
foreign merchandise at New York since |
July /, 1865, the beginning of the current |
iiscsl year, are officially 10 April /, 1861 |
and semi-oficially (since) reported rs iol- |
lows-the small entries Of foreign specie |
being omitted:
Iota 20 date since July S1l55i
aga INST same Time last l43 COL 40