The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-12
FINANCIAL Ann. CoarmRR0IAI.
RIcmMoNp. Jnne mi. 1850

The feeling in this city Is one of anxiety
relative to the financial matters of the
world, not with reference so much to any
positive effect to be exerted upon the pre-.
sent limited business here, as on account
of the internal Improvement enterprises
that must be held in allegiance by financial
disturbances. The restoration of quiet
| and peace in Europe would lead to the
immediate commencement of the Coving-
ton and Ohio railroad, and other schemes
in which this city has deep interest.
The Paris Congress will soon decide the
question, though there is little ground to
hope for favorable result.
The quotations in gold here are l368139.
The highest quotation from New York
was received after the Bank hour. The
State has begun to issue the bonds for the
funded interest. They are neatly and
practically prepared, with power Of at
torney at the bottom, which saves the
trouble and annoyance of transfers on the
books Of the Auditors office. The bro
kers here give quotation of Registered
AZ; sales of $4,000 Virginia skies,
coupons, in New York on Saturday at
co.,.
Richmond City bonds, 375; Virginia
and Tennessee, Central and Danville Rail-
road, all, $780, North Carolina bonds, $50.
NEW YORK.
The gold market to-day is sitter than on
Saturday, when the highest price was
l397s. This morning the quotation begun
at 1878, and gradually rose to l4O1s@
14O14, at which the market closed. We
arc to infer that the foreign news was not
deemed altogether satisfactory, though
according to newspaper reports there was
a more quiet condition of money matters.
United States Five -twenties were i'm
proved two per cent; and cotton advanced
l@l12d.
The gold shipped from New York last
Saturday only amounted to s2,l25, 800.
Shipments for the week $685. 300, de-
cided falling off from the previous week,
when it exceeded s9,O00,OO0.
Money on call at sac per cent.
NATIONAL BANKS.
No new National banks were organized
last week. The total amount of circula
ton issued by the Treasury TO these inStl-
tutions up to date is SOS, 975,675, of which
S526.Ol5 was issued last week. The Sccurl-
ties held by the Government for the circu-
lation of National banks is 1862, 26G, $50, OF
which sum $50 ,5l9, 800 is held for United
States deposits.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from this source on Satur-
dav were 500, OOG.33, and for the week
ending on that day, $j,620,O7l.3l.
THE NEW FIvE-CENT COINS.
The coinage of the new tive-cent piece
will commence this week, after which 1t
can be procured in sums of fifty dollars
and upward by addressing the director OF
the United States mint at Philadelphia.
All requests for the new coin will be filled
in the order Of their receipt, and for
wardcd without expense to the persons or
dcring.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, June ll.-Cotton active and
la2c. higher; sales 4 900 bales at 39a42c.
Flour dull and lO1 20c. lower; sales, 5000
barrels of Ohio at sS.S00 5l3.7j, and west
crn ut S6.S00$9.40; southern lower-SaleS
of $50 barrels at SlO.40GSl7. Wheat dull,
and common 203c. lower; sales of $1,000
bushels of good new No. Milwaukee at
81 .23: common No. 2, Sl.Sj. Corn active
and l02c. higher, and closing tirmcr; sales,
$4,000 bushels at S0@Slc. Beef steady.
Pork heavy; mess, S3l.2j. Lard heavy.
Whisky dull. Sugar firm. Coffee dull.
Molasses quiet. Naval stores quiet. Tur-
pcntinc, 92laG9ic. Petroleum is dull.
Frcights-grain, 1e@lc. lower; corn, 4li2c.
Gold, 8l.39as.