New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

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Money continued active at from p cent cnrr.n.. .
y cent gold, with transactions at cent eomm,..,'
upon the currency rates. The supply Offering an ,
very moderate, and there il very uneasy feeling n -
uatiye circles in regard TO the future. TIE presen,
rencY balance held by the Government is only terO o
as against last year at the corresponding da,
This amount Is not large for the Government 70 49,.
when it is considered that including the cent ce.
Gates. and the amounts liable TO be checked ON, no 80
disbursing agents. that the Government have Az oo a.
Of currency debt due on call Nj. BOutwelPs eon.o,-.
tive policy In preparing TO meet the drafts that ,m 49,
made from these sources In the Autumn deranees sna
lative movements but is viewed with satisfaction h
mercantile community, who IN past years. have seen ,1
Government and Banks both rushing for currencv :.
the time. Should Mr.. Boutwell, continue bis nre.o
course he will be able TO assist the banks when the d
commences TO the crops by having the currency o.
hand to pay of the certificates, and will not be obio1
to sell his gold for that purpose declining market
Sterling Exchange steady at quotations: Loudo,
GO days, lO9talO9j London, sight il01allOl; Iopdo,
prime commercial co days, lOE9lO9s; Paris long 6IY,n
5161 Paris short, 5l59513i; Antwerp, 52OaSlsl sv.
5.2O05Isa; Hamburg, 95l 935E; Amsterdam. io,aM
Frankfort, 4OiGIOi; Bremen, 7st07s!; Berlin 7lan1
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant Treas,
Receipts for Customs $966OO for Gold Note.
s225OOOO total Receipts, s,6SO9l9 50 total Paymept
t2,5Ss 73I %; Balance, 5l95,977 20.
The aggregate Of exports (excusive Of spees
from the port Of NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending June IS, 1869, was A,S63,4s2.
We learn by the report Of the trade Of Berlin in e
year 1s6s which has just been published that the expor
tation of goods from the Consular district Of Berlin To
the United States OF North America again shows con-
siderable falling off compared with that Of the preceding
year. The entire exports in 1868 amounted only TO 81
$685. against s25ss2 in 1867, being s53 30 per cent
less II the results OF 1868 be compared with those d
1866, we find dlmnuton Of about one half The def.
cheney consists chiefly in wooen cloths, the exportaOu
Of which has fallen off about "a per cent. aud woOen
shawls of which no more than half the quantity Of
in the preceding year exported. Zephyr WOOL
broidery articles Of carded WOOL plush and felt cotton
goods fancy stationery furs, lead zinc, suphate oi
barytes glass buttons beads and lace goods all show
diminution in 1863 On the other hand linen goods
chiccory, chemical products, colors, Instruments gloves
and stockings glass and chnaware. wines and Liquors
fancy goods and machinery have been exported In large
and some Of them in greatly increased quantities.