New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-24


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The Controller OF tho Currency states that the South
ern States for whose benefit in part the bill passed
increasing the national bank currency S4O000O, hayo
far been unable TO take their quota or to establish
their share OF national banks. Thus far only about
have been paid ont, and there are applications
file for about s0.GC00c additional These mostly
from the Western States and Territories. The fret dis
trbuton made according to the terms OF the act Of
npon the basis Of population. After this the
distribution Is to bic made upon the basis of the
Of and Territories IL is the opinion Of the Con-
troer that owing the condition Of the South Mt least
$4,000 900 viii remain for distribution among the states
and Territories the West the close Of the present
year.
The Philadelphia stock market was firm and active to-
day; Pennsylvania g., third issue, sold at l0si Phia
delpha and Erie Railroad 29 Reading Kaioad, IS 7i6
and Pennsylvania Railroad 6st Gold closed at nh
The stockholders OF the Central Savings Bank of 50
ons lately closed account OF the irregularities OF tho
cashier, c. G. Rogers, held meeting to-day. TIE
abatement OF the condition OF the Bank IL a. follows
Liabilities s24355 assets, bills receivable ana DIES OF
exchange at so per cent their face, s135s0S O the
bank has $4,000 in good paper and $4,000 on foreign
banks On this statement the stockholders determined
70 resume business and selected Board for the
purpose Clark Smith, OF the firm OF j. L. Lttleiohn
Co being elected President The bank will be ready for
work on Tuesday when 1t will be prepared to pay every
dollar deposited.
The receipts of cotton at all the ports Tor inc past Week
were O2 bales against Gi56 bales the previous week.
The total receipts since September /. 1870 are 3b2o
bales against 25296 bales for the corresponding period
Of last year. showing increase OF 9os6 bales IN the
present crop The exports from all the ports for the
week were sO32j bales, against 59i42 bales last year.
The total exports for the expired portion OF the cotton
year ASST 2l3 bales, against 17lo4S bales ior the
same time in 1s697O The stocks at all the ports are
1868 bales against 81 0 bales for the same time last
year.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specle
from the port Of New-York foreign ports for the week
ending April 49, and since the beginning Of the year:
For sS I.Soi s sss5s sS5 s5S
Since .s"fs3'l' s'lnhsS' e7siiia HI
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port Of NewYork Tor the
week ending April 81 and since the beginning Of the
year: .,
q e &C. ';l '5 s5S$' ' ss
Total !s g: fss S 5s s3s
ro, .,n,. 1,D1 sn79557l s9s2l3967 siIIol927o
The following the dry goods imports lnciuoed In
the above for the same period:
ForssTses is SCI, $50 ESQ; Isl, isaia
Thrown market...... 1850 2,5l7,c67 29i-5S
Es5 4 ss 35tat s5 5@s3 S .s1Its
The exports Of specie for the week ending April %
were follows:
To for the s33l y3
Previously reported io"o'S
Total since January l. l87l...................sO@l6V
Tile following is comparative statement OF the ex-
ports specie from the port OF Newiork to foreign