New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

~ anner closino nnotntlons OF foreign ex.

call. some prime mercantile paper s"iii@ AZ o2~
percent The following is the clearinghouse state
mcnt:
C'rcncv exchange. fs,l1o5s
currency hallncer sa@9"'SStSS
GOil balances 9'5,soo
The membershipOf the san Francisco Mining Board
has been increased twenty additional seats. which
have been sold at $4,000 each to Messrs. Ra!ston,
Sharon, Flood. Drcn. ana Other wealthy local opera
tOrs. Suits have been commenced against the Over
man Mining Company torecover l25 feet OF the mine,
valued at 1900 and against the Crown Point
Mine 70 recover = feet, valued at $4,000, and
300 900 cash taken from the same, by the beirs Of
John Gossagr, wlio formerly, it is claimed, owned
the property specified. The Hoosac Silver Mine
shipped 100000 pounds Of bullion June ., the pro-
cecds OF % days
The Alaska took out sos, GG1 on her last trip
from san Francisco To China divided as follows:
Trade dollars - esf6 Oa9 cold dust ........ $500
i ,t'csa silyer,ioiiars =, io3 -
''od coin."..... 36l5S To'ai.....-..-...s5Os Gd1
Tho Pride Of Vaahoe Mining Company has in
creased its capital from S1.1O0, 900 to $5.O0O.o00.
Ii is proposed to increase the caVtalof the Mahogany
Mining Company from S2,j00.0O0 TO $4,000, 900 :;
also to increase the capital Of the Paper Mining
Company from 81 6CD.0OO to 100000.
4 Minnaapoli ,MinnesOtal dispatch Of June l to
q Chicago journal SAYS
rhusstc reports II the amount Of silver to be found
there one man vino the city Yesterday says the
whole range ILLS th Of Lake Superior aud west or
the National boundary line AT Pigeon River Point is being
o7crru VIII exploring parties who eager a. the
Black Hs explorers. The latest information from these
parties shows that sone % miles the lake there +
valuable silver ledge. whose external show even rivals
that % Nevada greatest noes Interest in the matter
is just developing in this section.
From London we learn that the Bank Of England
made an additional gain Of s15 900 bullion to-day.
The in money consequent leads 20 the expecta-
ton in certain quarters that the managers at their
next meeting on Thursday will reduce the minimum
| rate of discount. The foreign exchange market WAS
dali and firm at quotations. the basis Of actnal bns-
ness being ~ S71lG8i s7l9 and - 90l4aSt oOl2.
Gold was dull aud lower, declining from 1l63i ut
the orcning 10 1852 on small sales, and again re-
turning nc the Gloss TO 1864. On gold loans the
rates PAID for carrying were ii2 AID per cent. The
Customs receipts AZ Washington were @Ss0,OO and
Internal Revenue receipts $4,000, the United
States Treasurer receiving 500, 900 in National
bank notes for redemption. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out $500, 900 in called Five-Twentes and
$3l 900 in gold coin interest. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank cOvered
Gold cleared VT '2p2Ono
Colt oianres ,rce a,s65oi
The quotations for gold we're follows:
49,. II8oII,es l999S~Illss3 23o...~llllas
9S SS.iiiiGG ii 9g:o:iiSs 5i5SS5iii5s
The DAYS business at the U. 5. Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
COLI reelprs t27 6q4 IS Curry payments e7i9 $50 90
Coi r,rrp,s $3.50 % curry hhancu. a. GsS 7G7 81
tio balance. 20 3iS 1875 81 Custcns..... 4l6OtO 20
Can receipts. foI,Cls ~
The Treasury balances at the close Of business TO-
day were: Currency 1850, o0O coin, 50 300, 900;
less coin certificates, S194O0.o00.
Government bonds were quiet aud steady. We