New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

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St PAUL Pa" pref ..::::...:. & 4 Sss S5s
Tole g AMI Mi' Wabash: ~ - "a. 80
,,a ansa. r ps1,rc 1 40, 7is iss ss
n s,,,S9ie Sae ir;f H. A. ~ T.? ia
A,iantic & Pac. Tel. e, g, ~ 99s7
t tfs'SS DE- & Pittsburgh So 80 50 so
Del L. I i & IL 4 western llss usa 1is4 49,
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange
were:
Gold If. r. ' ie cm4n1n n Ri Ai isi !.
%s es nt IS $n IS 49, :! + s. 81 IS
$ $ass;ysF Pref j. e. s. 81: C. l. Se.js g r: g:
Man n & ss' 81 49, s EXC 5 s
Am n, sSPTsss 90, 60 sr San central 1857
G Ms Ian ,Ss lSa N tsn 1873 10
Gle & fii,s'h R + saI 90 ONO a Miss. %
che ScaEG n H. p T 4 5o T nsa Pacific 7s
The Government has purchased Of the Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company, in addition to the $780,
900 silver ballion this month, 50, 800 600 in bull
lion deliverable in July, OF which goes to
the Carson City Mini. and the remainder 81, 000,-
900, to the Saa Francisco Mint for coinage. This
last purchase makes total of 600o,0 silver bu-
lion bought on Government account Of the Nevada
mines since January 1. Recent shipments of bullion
are reported by different mines as follows:
Northern s2s.2J3 Humboldt s5loo
CHA ............ 6S.2if Richmond 80
Empire. ........-...-.- 1000 Ward --.---..- 25e9
0phir-...-. %tom Leopard -.-.--.-. 80
waf 5000 Eberhlrii and aurora %
The treasure shipments from san Francisco for
New-York, by the Pacific Railroad, for the week end
ing June ., were as follows:
SSd sin, s i i$515 Cold Dar'~" seas32
OH g. Total otaI ~ 4'--.- s97S54l
The annual meeting of the Crown Point Silver
Mining Company was held June Z, and the report
then submitted stated that 1890 tons of
produced during the year. and that the mills reduced
1912 tons, averaging S31 IS per ton. The 6nan-
cial operations were as follows:
RRcEr1s
From ohe her, i2 ,l ,..t v,r 4S5sl
Total p:,i;RspiTyf
opsns mime and NILS and or ali other OUTLAWS
Total ......$6 lJS, lG6
The dividends paid by the Company since the
"Crown Point Bonanza was exposed fol-
lows:
Prior TO 1871. s5.Sooc ls7t5-.......- 100000
III 57s 900 Total......slI.5ssOOO
i87S4........... 53oOooO
The following bullion was shipped jane 10 from
Virginia City for NewYorG:
Rank of Cal fornia 10 silver 5000 ~
Lg"n NM and Mining Company. l6 bars silver 1901 -
Wells Fargo x o-Soi =
Total iOof- 20
It's stated that the Treasury Department has con-
tracted with Flood & O'Bricn of san Francisco for
the purchase of $16,O000OO of silver bullion from
the Consolidated Virginia Mine. The Government
has made great efforts to secure correct information
relative to the extent and value of the mines OF the
West, and is charging all Its mlDts To acc0mmo-
date the increased pro uct anticipated The Director
of the Mint is now in California on this business.
MI al all
but it seems likely that the effect has been dis
counted from the fact they had been expected. In
consequence there was less gloomy feeling Oh the
London Stock Exchange British consOls being firm
and lea Il higher at the close, at 93 for money,
and 93ls for the account. United states bonds were
firm except 1O-40s winch declined l44os per cent.
Erie was weak, and touched 1914 Preferred being
held at %. Money continues easy, and three
months bills are discounted at 3ss per cent or g
below the minimum rate ut the Bank OF England,
this institution making further gam to-day OF
f1l7OOO on balance In Paris, rentes were
fr1ner at 64.421e. The foreign exchange market
continues strong and rates are 80 far above the
shipping point as to make the outgO OF gold large
the engagements for Saturdays steamer amounting
at tle close to So 900 900 gold com. Ii Is probable
the shipment for the week will cover nearly pdDOo-
600 There is protracted tameness in the gold
speculation, the movement DCllg NcIJ hBIt,
the market is in tone strong, with sales at liza
the highest price of the week. On gold loans the
rates we're one per cent paid to have balances car
ried flat and for borrowing, Lea and and per
cent The Customs receipts at Washington for the
week ending June ~ were 81, 100000. The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont $685. in coin IN re-
demption of called Fve-Iwenties and 900 in
interest on the public debt The import entries of
foreign dry goods at this port for the week ending
to-day were to the specie value of Ss94,069. The
amount thrown upon the market footed up $780,
$40. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared, 45,723.OO0; gold
balances 81 636, 800: currency balances, $2.O33.-
1903. The following are the quotations for gold:
1000 .Il74 11.3o...Il7 1oo.....ll1h 23g..-il1t
10 3O1l74 l2OJ...1lI4 l.5O. ll1A 5'O0..-li'H
IIOO ....II7a lZ:50..--lI7t4 Z'O0.-lIf4i
The DAYS business at the u. ). Sub-freasury COM
prised: -
Gold recepts 500, 1907 80 Curry payments s92tl23 81
,i1 nsvIn,nts 7gs957 81 Curry balance. 5OOG,12J %
Gold balance. 400Lstl6 ~ CusoniS'- -i"'o'o w
Cur receipts. z, l10i4J Oh
The Treasury balances at the close OF business To-
daywere: Currency 81. OoO, 0OO coin &7o, 10000
less coin certificates. $19,oO0,000
We annex closing quotations Of foreign exchange
Prime bankers sterling bills on 90 days. a DAYS
Good bankers do....r..........A 81 "a s'S ''f~N"