New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
Money on call was sharp 7 u cent for all new

Money on call was sharp ~ cent for oil new
business. For commercial paper no change. Best
names Sell at 749 cent, and second grades at SOLO
1J cent In some cases i1 cent in gold was paid on
call loans
Exchange is quoted as follows. London, bankers.
60 days, 100; sight 1868 01O9 commercial l07s@lOSB
Paris, long, 5.17l65l6 short, 5.l505139; Antwerp.
5.2ltG51Ss; Swiss, 52liG51Sl Hamburg, 3Gi;
Amsterdam, 4aaHI; Frankfort 410H.; Bremen.
7s9079; Berlin, 72G72i. - ..
In Freights the engagements to Liverpool are 800
bales Cotton at 5-16d and per steamer 500 bales do
at iG9-lGd, and $500 bush. Barley at Cd. To Lon
don, 1000 bush. Barley at Cd.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
for Customs $i3SOOO; for Gold Notes. sl72O0O; total
Receipts $22631SS 0S total Payments, $2,269S9O H.
Balance, $l1O,760,25S 81.
The exports exclusive of specie, last week were
$4s3G7S2
The Committee appointed by the Speaker Of the
State Assembly to inquire into the alleged fraudulent
practices of the Board of Directors of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, met on Monday at No. 50
Nassau-st. The persons examined were Mr.. Mclean.
President Of the Company, Mr. Francis Skiddy, one
of the Directors and Mr.. Brown The facts elected
related chiefly to the deprecated value Of the stock
and presented little that is not already known to the
public The testimony showed that none of the Di-
rectors ever speculated in stocks but kept them as
permanent investment. OF the $1,000 shares taken
by Slr. Jerome he disposed of 10000, for which he
paid the Company $6,0O0OOO in cash. The remaining
10000 for which Mr.. Jerome was responsible to the
amount of $40OOy0OO, thesCOmpany received back as
assets. s-----'s -'ss-'ae, .-,- .-----,
Mining shares are active, with a continued inquiry
for Alameda (sver), which is claimed to be equal in
value to any of the established silver properties OF
California. It's claims cover $500 feet OF lode. OF
which the List Lode the Company say, has
proved to be as rich as any silver-bearing lode
known in this country, large quantities of the orc
assaying from $1,000 to $1,000 per tun. From the
first level the Company haye taken out over 200 tuns
of ORE which the Superintendent estimates Will yield
an average of over $500 per tun They can take 0us
10 tuns of this per day, at total expense Tor
mining and milling of S25 per tun 1he pfodtci III
60 days can be increased to 80 tuns per day. 1t being
estimated from the work already done twDlcl has
been with view to test the extent of the rich ore
fOnnd in this Ode that there are at least gOO tuns
of this in sight it is easy to form en- dea OF ts
Lode equals it in richness and It is safe at this stage
of operations TO pronounce it the richest silver lode
yet known Oh this Continent"
The following statement shows the gold movement
at this port for the week ending March %:
Specie in Banks March sIa
Specie from foreign ports za'Ooi
Total supply. sOJ9,l,7ss
Specie exported to foreign ports......... S7l,7l2
Specie received for customs -.. 1959o74-s2'oio'6o
Balance s.. .s8l ,ie1
Specie In Banks March h23................- @lfJ9ls
Specie from unreported sources S.ls27as
The following are the comparative earnings of the
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad for the week ending
March 81
1861 $4,000 1866 .s3O,2sS Decrease. .s31o
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
The deposits running down for several days.
aud are at this time unusually low. This Is accounted
for In part by the withdrawal of unemployed balances
for Investment in Government securities, to avoid taxa
ton From this movement and the preparations on the
part OF the National Banks their quarterly statement
the market is likely TO be very close for week or zen
dav TO come Rates of interest in the regular way range
per cent, but outside capital can be invested