The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1860, Page 5

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Should of this nature arise, several years would elapse before @ fival decision could be during which the second mortgsge would receive po income. Whether this couree would suit them better than some other, by which the rights of all parties in interest would be pro- tected, it remains for them te decide. All classes of bonds were strong to-day, and there was @ large business done in State stocks. We note a pale of Artisans’ Bank stock at 85—sn advance, In the afternoon the market was rather lower, and stocks closed dull at the following quotations:—Virgints 6's, 934 a 2; Missoari 6's, 84] 2 3; Tennessees, 928 3; Canton, 20} a 213; Cumberland Coal preferred, 13 « 14; Pacific Mail, 91g.a 3; New York Central, 8930 1; Erie, 21 o 4; Hudson River, 4530 49; , 13] 213); do. preferred, 39} 9 40; Reading, 41¢ a4: Michigan Central, 52; a 53; Michigan Southetn and Northern In¢fena, 12} a 3; do. , 4h ads Panama, 184 8 {; Diinois Central, poh Dagon and Chicego, 63} a 64; Cleveland and » 295 2.30; Chicago and Rock Inland, 70} a j. A meeting of brokers was held this afternoon in the rooms of the Stock Exchange, for the purpose of taking measures for the eatablishment of s Mio ing Board. Eloquent speeches were made by Co) Stebbins, Messra, Ashley, Cutting, Graham and others, and a psper was drawn up and signed, con stituting the signers a Mining Board. It was at firs’ understood that every one who was present, and al the members of the Board of Brokers, should be entitled to membership in the new Mining Board 4 ppeal to the Amor‘e-> #yandid Oousd of ‘7O THE EhTOR OF THE BEBALD. | A cry from the shere of Ita’) a8 reached our etre: tention and the attention of a] true lovers of frewaom 4 bandfull o° brave + neaded Dy the Var-k—the view i! itl Hu i eu e 5% i f 8 4 He iE ise! ee 3 i | E 5 i | I E 1 E of 3 H x z | fa p empty ‘on payment of the usual fees, without any ballot; berg he but after some debate the meeting adjourned over Subscriptions are to Wednesday, s committee having been appointed fy pa eet ag onl to drafts basis of operation. It is probable thet may be taken lato coodlderation some technical difficnities which have arisen will be itze with the cause smoothed over by.that time, The, members of the iat enas ineatnl Amero tabs ibe ced i committee are Mesars. Talmadge, Stebbins, Ashley: whom the fair sex Cutting and Wainwright. aa eet septanas ae eee This movement is one which, under proper di which this country rection, will prove usefal and beneficial alike to ‘Who feels bersel! the brokers and to mining interests. The danger Tahea which the new mining board must avoid is treading too closely in the steps of the old mining board ot 1854, which, as mapy remember, died unregretted within & couple of years of its establishment, having cut iteelf aloof from the really great mining ¢nter sented Capt. John Baxter, of the chpper ship Nabob,® massive gold chronometer watch, of Charles Frodsham's upon which ts the Sallowing Se ety S prises of the country, and devoted ita sete to eat» es » by | mines which only existed on paper, or which never ral AB Io ain ap gh zie 4 had been and never could be otherwise than ruin- ous to all parties concerned. If the new mining board ‘will establish a rigorous rule for the exclu- sion of fraudulent and sham stocks; if they will de- vote their attention to the really great mining in- terests of the country—the Lake Superior copper mines, the Pennsylvania coal and iron, the Wiacon- sin lead, the California gold and silver, and such other good mines as are known or may hereafter be discovered—it will render good service, and will be welcomed alike by the public and all true mi ners. As Mr. Ashley remarked, “s mining fever has hitherto been an event which assisted sharpers in disposing of bogus stocks to the public;” if the new board will pre vent this in future, it will prevent much mischief and be a usefal institution. In the course of his speech Mr. Ashley gave the statistics of the two leading Lake Superior mines. By the arrival of the Nova Scotian at Farther Point, we have further news from Europe, all of which iscommercially favorable. The funds are reported higher; wheat is firm; cotton unchanged. The Bank of England, as was expected, has re- duced the rate of interest to 4 per cent. A few more reports of earnings on the Western railways for May have come to hand, and we com- mence our usual table :— . fF e Hitye i é a tT H af 523 it bE? 38 ge 25. 5 cbarge of the same intrepid commander. PFEETTEP| “rarer ne Roads. ma Minow 217,202 Inc. 75,622 Galeos..... x T14173 Dec. 7,834 Rook Island 60,208 101,974 ~— Inc, 82,106 The steamship Cahawba, from New Orleans, de- livers to-day $224,000 in Mexican silver, which, to- gether with some other parcels of silver received by express, overland from New Orleans, will pro- bably go to England by the Persia on Wednesday: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monvay, June 4—6 P. M. gg To-dsy’s bank statement compares as follows with that of last week:— Week ending. — Loans. — Specie. Oirciil'. Deposits. May 26. $125,110,700 23,131,773 6,846,473 80,125,660 The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have Jone 2.7... 12d TOE art 24,806,407 9,774 085 81,380,978 | aectared m semienanal dividend of three aud » half — 7210 = . 1,103,784 — 1,257,978 ‘This statement is even better than was anticipat- ed, and proves that the banks could withstand a much heavier drain of specie than they are likely to encounter without inconveniencing their cus- Decrease... $318,429 per cent, payable on the 20th inst. ong pr a ‘The Litde Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail- road directors have declared 2 semi-annual divi- dend of four per cent. Annexed is the statement of the business of the Philadelphia Custom House for the month of May:— tomers by undertaking any curtailment. As we 1889, 1800 have se often stated, there is no demand for money, 578.688 873 and with all their will to expand, the banks cannot bE do so; and our specie is and promises to continue 186,326 225,160 steadily on the increase. S00 % re! ‘There is positively no change in the money mar- 785,747 ket. The money brokers quote first class paper at = bat} Magee at4j a5), with few transactions at the former sr. 968 1859. 1860. figure, owing to the scarcity of the right kind of | May.......... $200,141 = 173,580 «9 -211,6%3 308,47! paper. On cal! the brokers are amply supplied at | PF*-4momths 1,262,679 015,608 824,886 oaierd 5 per cent,and when money is left with estab- Total...... $1,462,820 789,127 1,035,868 1,250,149 lished houses, on temporary loan, the prevailing | with reference to the coal trade of the week and rate isa 44 per cent. The Sub-Treasury move- | season, the Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:— ments are ot little interest. The receipts to-day ‘The anthracite coat hes ne were $346,563; the payments, $360,882; and the ba- | very formidable nearognte of 2,960,568 wate pa a r? creage over Same sources lance this evening, $6,606,863. lana year of cee tone. The ttn ‘The foreign exchange market was rather inactive | sas encouraging now as at any time this sesson. The to-day, though rates remain the same—to wit, 5.12} | most remarkable ks cae hoeteteeee: a13j for ee 10% a j for sterling. Messrs. By beng” over 5,000 tous. The folowing abwiracl ot Belmont & Co. are selling pretty freely at 109; and | te reports shows age wee! 5.12}. The scarcity of desirable commercial bills | Siugttee™ “A compare’ with last season to the ime is very marked, and drawers are obliged to cover ‘Roads. Wek. Seam Lien Bu. Ine. their bills with Dullion, though there is so small a i Savers fasaet — aste0 margin for profit on its shipment. From present | 1 vé Rise am - appearances, the Cunard steamer which sails on | [St amt mea fens Wednesday will take out about a million in gold. Broad Top. 50,135 — ma ‘There is no change in the domestic exchanges. | Semoun bys oon be J At present rates there is no profit on the movement | 1ykens’ “4587 = 8,089 — 165 of coin fromthe Bouth; ina few weeks we may| gs) 19510 2,280,060 1,000,008 18,s14 S800 expect the usual drain and the usual advance of! he following statement will exhibit the prodect Northern bills in the Southern olties, of the precious metals throughout the world in The news from Europe and the general recovery in public confidence operated beneficially on the ‘Sve. ‘Total, stock market this morning, and we note a pretty 0,000,000 158 484, general advance, The rise was most marked in 4 Foy Pacific Mail, Chicago, Burlington and Quincey, and 1,000 400 4 Tlinoia Central, al! of which stocks advanced from igeae "Kamen el to Ij per cout. New York Central rose j, and —— was wanted at the advance. Erie was also higher; the Vanderbilt, it seegns, brought some orders. The Western sharea were all higher. Galena shows badly for the fourth week in May, ascompared with | , 1, 14 than cone the corresponding week last year, but the earnings 500 200,000 3,000,000 of that week (22-31 May, 1869) were over $42,000, So 4 Ss and it obviously cannot be regarded as an average. 1900... 2,000,000 11,600,000 It is probable that some back earnings were | pi. } am 4 Pon's counted in, which accounts for part of the excess | 1543... 94,902,290 Ta.o7a.748 last year. The Michigan shares were all better: | 4 A.) aes ma Michigan gaarenteed has been sold chort, mainly, it would appear, upon ® paragraph in this column a few days since, yhich seemed to have alarmed the holders of the second mortgage bonds very considerably. We see that some of our cotampo- ratiea advert to the point with some warmth, and accuse the new administration of the Michigan Southern of ‘ing to repudiate their bonda, We are not auth 4 to speak forthe new directors of the Michigan Southern, nor have we seen the dotatis of their plan. Gut we believe that they have no intention of effecting any reorganization against the will and consent of the second mortgage bondholdets. Whatever is done must be done by their consent, and with their good will. In any event, zomething must be done with the first mort- gage for a million dollars, which matares this year. If, when this mortgage falls due, the subse quent mortgage creditors attempt to take the road, to the exclusion of the stockholders of both classes, it is not unlikely but that some of the latter may be inclined to test the tight of the old board of 1857 to isene a second general mortenge, bearing seven percent per annum interest, only o few weeks after the carnings of the road were pledged | ¢ to the peyment of ton per cent annually to the © wi ‘The following statement will exhibit the quantily of the precious metals estimated to be in existence at diferent periods: — . The following statement will exhibit the quantity of the precious metals estimated to have been ob- tained from the surface and bowels of the earth, from the commencement of the Christian era to the close of 1859:— Poiot. Gold. Silver. Titah. AD. t 1492,89,.241,045,801 621,424,109 4,963,470,000 1403 Wo 1842. 2.899,000,000 6.918,000,000 8,7562,000,000 1543 tO 1862. — 642,000,000 394,000,000 1,096,600,000 1868 to 1850. 1,486,080;000 961,000,009 1,847,000,008 Grand total, $8,808,945,801 7,180,424,109 15,098,70,000 The New Orleans Delta of the 31st alt. says:— ‘The money market continue very cary, and the move- ment a) round steadily melines ie fxvor of borrowers. € | ie daily accumulating, and prime paper ie fast di The banks can no lowger keep ap their dis NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1860.—TRIPLE s00m8 Bo Vereven of a wed The suppl 210 tro demged meting: hinted and :a0es are mem 08) wmoden::. for all ciaame 8 01 DE bs. Port of New York, June 4, 1860, OLEARED. Of Norfolk Titton, #t Thomes—W W Buseell. omen orate ‘Howes, Havans and New Orleaus—M Rober aioag Hanthents (or), Abrakameen, Bie for orcere—A Boury. Paul, Stegspore—& A Low, Bros & Co. 2 ts & aah. rsa, Speen, Bremen—H Koop. eT eee sna ah, McBwen, Port sn Prince—H Besker & ae a ~ 3 3 kind Sss8s8sFsusssuF # © Sypvepses: as 4 8sssusess z = s RRR PRK pret s L Sm tein srentaneW i Beraaion. a8 Bunter & Co. Ann, Cole, Ohy Sehr Mazurka, Kimball Beliast—R P Buck & Co. ARRIVED. Be Bricks he be sey Bssic88. RRR REE Fi tity as a 3F8 sss FF sepsstes E 3 wood to Cavatier, Butler, Liverpool, 28 days, with mdse, to8now of R Havre May 2, with qe a Une SZ asa 3 = . 7 see is 338 FE ae er za eertee i EJ aE swdeo and 111 rw siels Renee for 1 iverpool. most of the ume from boat dain S =pally qari walang aa Constng. Now Oricans, 15 days, with Pe nara ween \ Colcord, Cardenas, 12 days, with 19 Walsh Carver sabart Langa Combed ie or John, RB, Reed, ardent wr tn SAD, Dogar, Mirsyoane, May 1, with cof de, 8322238 a a $sh eSsssszueeec BRae Renata ara aRa, New York Banks, Jame 2, 1860. Banks. OwcuPn. for (wo barks, bars Azor, Geod Hope, Vor éger brig tomer. and oe frem the Roads, where she anchored on Ealtay, bark Mary | tel) Widdlesex Pernamb ico; barks Wester tows ar oat : Renedicy <—- Now Haven, 4 Gaya Borrog ll, Peeeman, Jeromies meamer CUy of New Tort, feiss sarhe fon Fu Sone inne. 3 ¢ Pap oes bark A: tart ~r gad Grande for te! SSihet Tisvae OBAUT MORE. June 24 3—Are_ seamefs Win Joukinn. Ba! Izojaso "772131 | pucoe Thome Gul b a : Jett Boston vie, Narto k; Fasay jer, Piero, wed Jno 29'833 2,075,860 | ficamer bincx Tiamond, ma Aten. Paladin Revarped, en Kiogubey,beusn as thet 1! keota well soe 2,089, BAILED. Frieseriove. (Prins Pia, Quocestown fot orders gageiaa fteamehip Granate, Havana and New Orleans, abio Baitic, | SP. ‘Liverpool. 3 Ray: Wind at onnect 8. * Mri ty hae Sp eb mete Baie a ceed York. nase ‘Wind 8, ight; wesiber elears ound voswole | BRISTOL, June 2—Arr sober JM Parvor eee, Biers. 168,317 O81 976 | WIUHLANDA, June 4, sunset—No inware bound vemelein | fon When) Mune O Lunt, Palladetphin; 8 79,806 854,090 ‘Wind 3, light; ‘ sett, Mork. ieee ae | 3 clear. “3 BaKEBG LANDING, June 2—Arr sche Rhodella Blew, me 1,112,019 } tm aight. wine La So"wentker cles. eget DANVERS, May Are bebis Clare Merrick, Montgomery, TITAS ator oe | FORT BAWILTON, June 4. munaet—Ro toward bound ves. | Palndeania: ¢ W Baldwin, urown Ny 196377 1762,012 | "™*** ba J dork and cloudy dri for Tens Balad Guoen Aleme- iar, Seer Misceliameous. EASTPORT, Way 2)— arr ecbr 8 T Ring, Cundeuln, NYork. 124’245 - Br Bric Mone:ev—Naseea, oe, May 2%6—He brig Marejeu bes 3) Eotion Hunt. N¥ork. 830,104 | (of Windsor, NS), Fowler, from Havana bound t> Roston, was KAS CH, June 2—Arr sche Seaport, Velser, so.990 rtd ler cargo ot 610 been nearly alot which er AUL IVER. June l—Arr sobre (i Kelsey, 268,855 1,761 ous reget conten here Pim tal twee eter w as Baltmore; Tomas rpatioyioc, sad Jones, 2,208 rt Bria—Brig ‘Bouns, Kehearethoot aie ab Berson Bat. 202,266 1,078,828 | Se by te’ Doard, bownpyit sanding, ad hull low in ne | QE;# <a mand Es Penal aay ete J 1 Dav—During @ blow st New Orleans ee, nett . Capt Bpartow, fromm ona, wits s fall londot x ‘Towerd.tm cougar molagees. tn passin met the storm, ‘al whteh carried away ber aad forerard. pe aye” ad ~. Kanooln, of and from Bath for Boston, wi'h s sas tal cove, Gowgh wus, coming 2p ihe harbor shout 9 AM Sunday, A B+, "ave, and ¢rifted up with ihe tide uear = roy eRe ‘nm toa powder bule. A lighter is. c ontpg within the following rang. “we be ve as Superfine W 4 nae Yat inst for ry ore Tat Common to 54507 00 ‘tion. aod St, Louis extra. 58007 60 | Ly ; —_ Mixed to straight 6 %a62 | " anes tomy tases pA rt may Si—arr bark Vigo, Thurlow, Boston, flour. 3450425 pet for repaira. (be. “wence by Conadins Soon was hoary’ with ales of 600 yon bbs. oh ca . } Fieboda me ra Gat ae . . . et Grew . bs 86 35 @ $5 70 for extra, from spring wheat, and winter do, wry pene near Mon » . aad var, Antwerp; at $60.87 60. Southern brands were in fair demand, and ‘the be ~ Clyde, sehr T mt steady prices. The sales embraced 1,500 « 2,000 bbis., 1800—Sbip a 7 moe closing within the Le of the above prices. lous. Rye four wes ff tt request at the above At of prices, he of 150 bbis. Corn of Ses elena Cotober—Sbip Jobn Henry; got of, proveeded, and sunk . ; the sales embraced about bushels, teclading Milwankeo club at $129 0 $1 30 Indians a: $1 48 a | peonsies Popeye pk yd 81.00, Michigen white (0 bole at 3 b0 a $100, sad Aris Lote ucnde ey pt of argo eared roms (Capac ian white Corn—' Market wes firmer, 17 —Brig Morelen (Br); part of cargo saved; vessel lowt, with a fair |, With sales of 80, Dusbels at 62c. ‘The lone, sals and expenece un the above were over for mixed We Mon teike te Wenn : sant tovers have also been of 69j40 @ 700. for do , and Tle. » Tie. sey do. Rye was in emall lots at 920. 0 4c. Gar- barley malt pomipal. Onis were lower; wt Wetags an ‘wore made at 400. 8 41 i¢o., Corton = Tae mabe ecabrecod Sow 300 tarluded im which were 1,100 tm traaeita. The market dull about midditng upiands. Grades fs i 3 ayes Ll $s if i ] ab i FE : i f i i i E 3 i i 25 3 2 S fe a F3 Hi ir H we8Se8 i : : i $ ? iz i HE UF , H i i : H H : bez: il i at Tk Ey 35 E # iy i & t a £00 ‘bhde., chiefly grecer Tig BIKC., and 2,000 boxes, part and the remsinder ot p. |, and 190 bbds. metado at p. Tattow —Sales of 18,000 Ibe. wore made at 10 co. ‘Tas wore siendy, eepecially for the ‘ithe of greene, with moderate sales at full prices. ke wore quiet ang prices 5 a: rd Saies of Real Estate at Auction. By Adrian H. Mol! rene soon gaint i pais, OK! er. a a Istay, bei ienapnerten . Jane res s Sied ‘eoeaw, ; FS peak ae ‘mnarr ; 3 lomm @. 114th st ~s pa — + Pna diredgiiecloapobe