New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08

The demand for money was active, and the rates
ranged from per and interest to per cent fat
The transactions were made at the lower rates until
o'clock when the demand active and slsth
and per cent was freely paid overnight. Before 3
O'Clock, however there sudden relief. and loans
were made at from per cent, currency to per cent
gold interest This sudden relief due In part the
fact that large number Of brokers had sold their
stocks, and not In tho market borrowers The
report circulated that the Secretary OF the Treasury
would make another purchase Of bonds in order TO
release portion of hrs currency balance. This
could be traced 10 any Trustworthy source, ana
the Assistant Treasurer here has ledge the Sec
retarys intentions The banks report good demand from
their country correspondents for discounts and also
that their balances have been drawn down TO point
The commercial demand for money is active, and banks
have supplied their customers in all to the full
limit OF their ability The loss Of grecnbacks last week
is attributed to shipments TO tho country; quite large
amounts sent yesterday Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The banks OF this city Saturday held 263 in legal
tender money against S2,l55,95s in the corresponding
week last years this loss Of $2IOOoOOO 1t has
been absorbed by the South and accounts In part for the
present activity IN money in the Northern cities.
Sterling Exchange was strong in sympathy with the
decline in gold, and tho leading drawers advanced the
rate day bills TO no. and sight bills to l1OS
These rates permit the shipment Of specie at profit
and had the tendency to strengthen the gold market
Notice is given 10 the stockholders Of the Delaware
ana Kafllan Oahh Nomphnys inc NanUen ana Annoy
Railroad aud Transportation Company the NewJersey
Railroad and Transportation Company, and the Phadel
pha and Trenton Railroad Company, that they viii be
entitled TO subscribe for Is per cent OF their aggregate
interests In the four companies in new stock at par as
follows Onehalf between July % and August 10, 1909,
and the other half between January ~ and February TO-
1870.
The transactions ut the Office OF the Assistant Treas
Receipts for Customs $4,000 for Gold Notes
l1l 16O total Receipts, s2OC7525 65i total Payments,
t2les, lOI a; Balance, $97,s3oIl9 o..
The United States Fire Insurance Company have de-
carcd regular semLannual dividend Of Ave per cent,
and extra dividend Of two per cent, payable on de-
mand, free Of Government tax.
The Importers and Traders Insurance Company has
declared scmi.anual dividend OF five per cent payable
on demand. free OF Government tax.
The following the disbursements OF the Govern
ment for the month Of June: Civil and Miscellaneous,
ts293ss War, S.2j3295. Navy t2C55,VyC; Indian ana
Pensions, t2oS2.ii6. The above does not include the
amount paId ON account Of public debt.
r. J. Tunstan publishes card IN today's ~ LOtds
Democrat saying that The Men York EretRg Post did
not and could not with any truth assert that lie repre-
scented himself IN any official position Ia regard TO
Missouri paying It's Interest In gold, giving hsuLes to
show how the matter stands. The letter Is full and
yOlumnous.