New-York tribune., 1867-06-24


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The interest, due July l. Oh coupon No. ., City OF
Keokuk, eight per cent, bonds; will be paid at
the Central National Bank.
The Thirdave Savings Bank, the Broadway Saw
ings Institution and the Irving Savings Institution
have declared their semi-annual dividends, payable
OH and after tho fifteenth day of July.
The Cincinnati Daily Gazette of Thursday remarks: (:
"Te Money Market continues work pretty close for
the class business Offering. Bankers to In
crease their lites materially at present and they cod
low owing to the dulness Of trade and there s no
prospect OF any material increase until business reyyes
~ merchants instead Of keeping their surplus In
bank, have invested them chiefly government seouri-
ties Rates Of interest fromS to Il per
being the range between bankers and dcpositors.".
The Boston Traveller of yesterday says:
"Money is in larger supply than is required BY the
wants of the mercantile community and considerable
poyment at the banks and in the hands Of private len
ders The common rate OF interest on pledges Of govern
coateras Of the first class six per centum Discounts
OF good business paper arc easily effected at SIX ana
the extreme caution which IL exercised by purchasers in
their selections OF names from the list offered FOR sale IN
for second class and unndorsed notes range from eight
size, length and fancied strength"
The Illinois Central Railroad has declared q semi
ANIMAL dividend of per cent, free of tax, payable
July 1. The transfer books will close on tho 2Oth
of July.
The Park Bank has declared q dividend Of
per cent the Shoe and Leather, Market Fifth Ma
tional, Atlantic, and Citizens, each dividend of
per cent, and the Marine, dividend of per cent
all payable July 1.
The coupons of the first mortgage bonds of the
Vermont Valley Railroad due July l. will be paid on
that day. and for thirty days thereafter at the Park
Bank, in this city, and subsequently at the office of
the Treasurer, at Bellows Falls, VT.
The regular quarterly dividend Of 81 per cent,
free of Government tax has just been declared, and
that and the semiannual interest of 81 per cent on
the third mortgage bonds will be paid on the 10th of
July by Messrs. Winslow & Lanier. No. q Pne-st
The Manufacturer National Bank has declared
dividend of per cent, payable Julyi
At the annual election of the st. Louis, Alton and
Terre Haute Railroad Company, held at ST. Louis on
the 18th instant, Charles Butler. Robert Bayard,
Russell Sage Samuel J. Tilden, and Thomas Denny,
all of New-York; w. H. Underwood of Belleville, ILL.,
John s. Hayward of Hllsboro, Ill; Levi Davis of
Alton. H.; Anthony Thornton, Shelbyville ILL.,; Geo
w. Parker of Charleston, Ill; NJ NJ Dill, Paris, ILL.,;
Carlos s. Greedy ST. L0uis and Jacob H. Hager, Terre
Hautc, elected directors at subsequent meet.
ing OF the Board Charles Butter, esq, was elected
President.
The Fifth National Bank has declared dividend
of per cent, payable Julyl.
The Third Avenue Savings Bank has declared the
usual emi-annual dividend. payable and after the
third Monday in July. The Irving Savings Institu-
ton also pays its interest and after the 18th of
July
The following railroad dividends have been de-
cared during the past week: