New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23

Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs, $SooVOi ioI
Gold Notes. $4,000; Total Receipts $685. TO- Iotai
Payments, 81 ,2S5,1 56 IS Balance, s9o, H.
Freights to Liverpool by steamer, LOO DDs' flour
at Is It'd.
The New-York Stock Exchange has repealed the
rule requiring shares delivered by certificate 10 DO
guaranteed by a member of the board. Under the
repeal of this absurd rule certificate IN the name Vi
Mr.. Astor. Mr. A. I. Stewart. or Commodore Wander
bilt is as good a delivery as stock guaranteed Dy
party holding seat at the board his only capital
and means of living
The State of Tennessee has advertised to pay Its
Juy interest at the Fourth National Bank The rall-
roads for whose benefit the bonds are issued have
responded very we'll but will do better next January
under the stimulus of the Legislature, which holds
an extra session in November At this meeting the
Legislature will probably order the perempory sale
of any road which fails to comply with the law ana
so reduce the State debt materially. Missouri mas
found this plan to work WELL and it cannot 1ali OF
good results in Tennessee The roads of this state
are as a whole, very valuable, and their managers
only require little stimulus in the way OF fear OF
being ousted to make them do their duty TO the
Treasury of Tennessee.
The Injunction in the case Of the Northwestern
Road presents new features, and does not cheek
the disposition TO buy the stock at advancing prices
The ruse of getting injunction from party so
respectable as Mr.. Justice Ingraham does not alter
the general belief that the whole affair is corrupt
proceeding to aid spectators against the stock 80
fully impressed is the street that inJunctlons are
simply part of modern stock gambling that no
sooner is one announced than universal inquiry Is
made as to who owns the judge" the last case
forming no exception. unjust as the imputatlon
is. This whole business of injunction has
4 haa oh
into contempt and subjected railway corporations to
embarrassments from which, if continued, they will
naturally free themselves by Withdrawing their
Offices from New-York. In view of the Importance
of this question of interfering with poremptory in
junction which i'm effect declares the managers OF
corporation to be dishonest, often upon the &c pdre
statements only of persons used tools by knayes too
shrewd to appear principals, we would suggest to
iudges whether an order showing cause why an in
junction should not issue would not be creditable
TO the bench and the commercial honor of Newly York
rs the recent summary mode of proceeding which
has driven corporations from the State to avoid the
Courts, which, from protectors against dishonest
men, have been sought and used tools against the
bona dde owners of property.
The advance in the price of the Union Pacific
bonds TO 1O} i'm no degree checks the demand
for them II has stimulated an increased demand
in possession of large local business, has thus far
been able to command higher rate for its bonds
than the Union The Central is expected to put up
its prices 10 lO5 or 10 per cent.
Tie earnings OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cfc Railroad for the second week in June, were:
lSC5......$59,2o3 ls67.....S6l5s Increase S27'685
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company, after re-
serving a handsome surplus have declared a semi
annual dividend Of five per cent, free of Government
tax payable on the LIST Of July. The Dubuque and
Sioux City Railroad Company has declared a dyi-
dend Of "a per cent, the preferred stock of the
Company The National Butchers and Drovers'
Bank has declared dividend of five per cent for
last six months.
The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice to hold
ers of 100 notes who desire 10 avail themselves OF
their right TO convert the into $40 bonds that
the notes must be presented at the Treasury Depart
ment az Washington or at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer of the United States at NewYork, as fol-
lows:
The notes that matured on tho 18th OF June must be
presented before the 18th OF July That notes that
become due on the 18th OF July must DO presented
before the first day Of August The bonds TO be issued In
exchange for the notes viii bear interest from the first
day Of July 1863 and the interest the notes will be
calculated accordingly. Tie bonds will be Of the issue
OF 1861 or 1885, may preferred and they will be is
sued In the order In which the notes are presented.
The san Francisco Commercial List o June 9th says tho
slupDent OF treasure by the steamer Of May 30
compared with the corresponding steamer last year. as
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