New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22

call with very few transactions at the latter rate.
Sterling Exchange is firm but dull as usual on Sat
udav Bankers bills on London at GO days were
quoted at 11Oa1lOs three days, 1lOsGllOs; CONNER
cia bills 1895 alO9s; bankers bills on Paris at 90
DAYS 515a512i o. Berlin-Bankers' n50'2. On
Bremen-Bankers' 79sd79s. On Fmnktort-Bank-
ers', AGHl On Amsterdam-Bankers',4 ls0A4' On
Observation-Disclosures, GGsa3G. On Antwerp-Bank-
els, 5I5G5123.
The Institution for the Savings of Merchants
Clerks and others have declared q dividend, payable
July 20.
Freights to Liverpool by steamer 1900 bush. Wheat
ut 3D.; vessel with 1900 bbs. Petroleum to Cron-
stadt at 5s 3D. and vessel now at Balumore) from
Philadelphia to a port on the continent on private
terms.
We have been requested to call attention to the
notice that proposals for $4,000 "NewYOrk County
Court House Stock No. 2" viii be opened by Con-
troller Connolly on Tuesday, June 3d. at 2oclock p
H. This stock will bear interest at the rate Of per
cent per annum, payable half yearly, and the prn-
cipal will be redeemed in installments Of 100000
each, commencing Nov. /, 1867.
NEw-YoRK CITY BANK STATEMENT
s,oo,o June nee - Sq, a. 5n iSi SEQ Dec sol
legal Tenders. 92O2,SlO 7256l,5s2 me- 3364,7i2
Total reserve w ssOsocli ssles6.n2 Inc. sl.aoson
Derosts s2lO67o,7e5 $2ll 48i8s7 Inc.. $a3C22
Circulation. 3iGCS46 Si,ll9l2O Dec'. 44725
liabilities SPA GIL s2l5CO35O7 me-. S7C5s9G
20 per cent res. a'2O''+O5 0L4Oo8'
Teserve. SloIs7O76 S2O,2s5 535 Inc. S1.09s, $50
Loans .......-.... 275l42O4 24,nICO5 Dec lOzl4l6
The Bank Statement is very favorable and shows
an increase in reserve of 81 $3.50. The Banks have
gained heavily in legal tender and are now stronger
than for a long time in lOanable funds.
BY the act of the Iowa Legislature the McGregOr
md Sioux City Company beginning at Calmar in
Wnneshiek County, on the line of the old McGTegor
Western now the Iowa Division of the Milwaukee
and St. Paul is required within a certain time to
build and equip the road to the line Of the Sioux
CITY and st. Paul road, in O'Brien County,
and thence south-westwardly to Sioux City.
This line passes through the counties Of
Chickasaw. Floyd, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Kos
snth, Palo Alto Clay, O'Brien, Cherokee,
Plymouth and part of WOOdbuTy-a magnificent ex-
tent of country with beautiful scenery, fertile soil
belts of timber finely interpreting the general prai
re and the streams aflording great manufacturing
advantages. The country which il will open up to
settlement aud civilization is peculiarly adapted to
the raising of wheat. Connected with Milwaukee
by the fine of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad,
and thence with the markets of the world it cannot
fail TO become thicy settled and most prosperous.
The following is the amount of coal transported over
the schuylkl Canal during the week ending Thursday
June Il, 1868: .,,,o, -
Tie csTprs Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
FOR the second week in June, 1868, were:
1873 i276 .S29,436 $40
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for the completion Of
fhe Brunswick and ChllcOthe RarOad the road being
finished from Chlicothe to Omaha Will complete the
Omaha and St. Louis line Iron has been secured and
arrangements made for the grading within two years
The entire connection will be completed and st. Louis
have through line to the Pacific 100 miles shorter than
from Chicago.
The following have been the daily amounts Of CONVEX