New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

all securities perfect or imperfect prepared in course
OF preparation together with al plates dies, &c. In the
Possession of Mr. s. NJ Clark Chief Of the First Division
NaIlonai Currency bureau respest II " report
by them in reference the examination thus directed
they have been daily employed In tle uuty assigned
them and as some time elapse before final report
can be made, they deem 1t advisable 10 make further
partial report, viz: ,,., -..-
That the Committee have made careful Investigation
with reference TO the OF bonds Treasury notes. and
coupons, and up to the present tme nhd no eVidenee
that there has been any fraudulent or 0Versue OF seh
securities by the Government OF the United States
through the Treasury Department or otherwise; ana
they do not hesitate TO express the opinion based upon
the investigation that fraudulent or overiSsle mas
been made An examination of the office OF tle
OF the treasury in which redempt1Ons OF sucn sec
are registered confirms this opinions the apparent uup
cation to very small amount OF Treasury notes @ anu
coupons, being most reasonably accounted for as DUE
errors made in numbering by alterations nlade aer
their issue Very respectfully w,,v
. L. D. MOORE. s.w. MARSH,
Hon. Hugh Mcculloch, Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has declared
its regular quarterly dividend of three per cent
The Chicago Republican of Monday p m. says
The money market is working a little closer, under
steadily Increasing demand for loans from operators IN
grai mostly from shippers and also good demand from
commission merchants. The bankers are expressing con-
siderable amounts of currency to the Interior and the
Some of the banks telegraphed to NewYork today for
press which had been previously ordered There is no
trouble yet I'm obtaining loans good and hrstclass
commercial paper and where the securities are satisfac
tory discounts readily made at the rate of 10 per
cent interest Accounts reach from many sections Of
the Northwest that the crop is suffering very much
FOR the want Of rain and In many places the prospects
are very unfaYOrae The weather this morning opened
Cloudy and fine rain visited this section, but shortly
after noon the weather cleared up and the storm was
probably not general enough TO DO the good TO the crops
so greatly needed.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday p. m. says:
There is good local demand for money, and currency
Is still going to the country although the outward oW Is
not as heavy. Rates of interest firm at sal cent
prime mercantile paper within the circle OF bankers
and their customers aud 10dl2 cent Tor gOod Ouslue
Is little demand for investment and the receipts,
which light sent forward TO New York ana deaI-
ers are disposed 10 Keep wider margin than usual De
tween the buying rate and NeW-Hork prices
COlemans San Francisco Circular of 30th July,
says:
The money market continues TO be well supplied with
capital aud the prospects OF continuance OF lie cec
which Mas prevailed for time past are very natter
ing; however az the present moment more than inc
usual demand exists for the purchase or real estate IN
dependent Of the rather pressing wants Tor IN
mining stocks which has kept the rate OF interest upon
mortgage Oansprincipally Obtainabe from the savings
and loan sOcictiesat full Eatcs say one per cent per
month Outside transactions are generally made at II
cent The necessary coin requirements IN the lnte
riur move the crops VIII absorb considerable amount
OF capital the breadth OF land under cultivation being
much larger than last year. The receipts of treasure from
the interior since last day. have been Hghtf
than usual acgrcCating about s2OOO0, but VIII prob"-
bly, reach $3O0O0O during the current month The re-
ceips cOastwise have been Sj6sl5 from Mexican ports
OF which S357, in Mexican dollars sly3sOO rom
Victoria, V. L. and $4,000 from Portland, Oregon
An evening paper says:
The largest express business done In this city was
performed by the Merchants Union Express company
Yesterday, August 81 The carriage or express matter
l2 tuns, hlng II cars In addition 10 tlH te
of the Merchants Union Express Company, dispatched
large amount OF heavy freight.