Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
HONRY MARKEE,

HONEY MARKEE.
| Thursday, Dec. 3.--6 PM.
The usual amount OF business done the board
this morning, at better prices United States Bank i'm
proved per cent; Delaware Hudson per cent; Far
mers Trust Banking Co. II per cent? Dry Dock "A per
cent; Long Island per cent; Boston Prosdence PET
cent sonngton declined cent; Harlem J. Sales Of
| bills on Philadelphia made at 81 discount.
The following is the monthly return OF the Treasury
notes compared with two former =
RETURNS OF TkEAsUsr NorKs ON sfrI isr rs eoNrARse
WIN Der. AND Nov. 2, 1870
Amount Of treasury notes issu-
ed under the provisions Facts
Fl: e., a, , .'.. an. .. March &
Amount issued undsr act of
f n.s M' Ss1. been redeemed .s 'ss l
22s s;.i {, a s.: :,s
We have received the message Of Governs Boggs of
Missouri The following synopsis OF the finances Of
that state -
Receipts from Sept &C. 1885, to Sept so. 1910 saio>ee
pison'Sh'en's same "ne' 2o4,i1
Balance IN hand, Oct. !, 1870 ............. s,ssa
A,nou5t in tte Treasury, Oct l, 1870. sseeas
Bonds issued for Eaak Stock, .......... si,oooOSo
fetal debt, ................ ..... si.4O4,ss
For the bonds issued to tho bank the State holds
equal amount Of bank stock The $1,000 dee for the
pay ment of volunteers the Capitol loan and the debt due
the Seminary and Saline funds In relation Tie con-
duct Of the bank, during the past year. The message
taias the following:
:" have great satisfaction in pointing you the
high and honorable conduct sfthe Bank Of Missouri
continuing to redeem all her obligations with spece
in resisting the second of the banks which
beginning in Philadelphia in the fall OF 1889 rapidly
spread the south and Tie this eeous
mre the Bank Missouri to barrier and an
exception and in doing has not only gained honorabbs
any State resist these and us enable each
State preserve the standard of value the
sanctty of contracts within her limits Nor is the benek
Of this conduct of the Bank Of Missouri been limited 10
honor and instruction 1t has been beneficial the in
ton of specie among u.s. in the vast Of busness
and populations and in the fair prices paid r labor pro-
sour more rapiy increasing = the eamen,. Of x.aES
and strength than any State in the Union, sbd that the
city siSt. Louis is the mes. fourishng.
We yesterday mentioned thai the cen
the banks in this city and these Of Phadc!rLe
sidored closed Nothing definite had been DONE and =
notorious that extensive measures had been taken
Penns vania TO ascertain the probable effect an extension
ofhe suspension law oud have upon the sa.ure and
the pablo The Courier" Of this city, and the organs q
the bank in Phisdelrhs came bolil nouresunp-
ton. This we mentioned at the time was "fscler.r n
awakened instant and strong opposition showing con
ely that the public mind longer BE tried
with on the subject. The result is that ti hanks finding
that there is way to escape the have absst
preparing for it hest they may Acoordiu commit-
Olive madethsr appearance in Wall to-day 10
the long neglected negotiation, aId heCe by Mr.
James O. Kisg gentleman usher they called uron the
different banks. II is understood that the negotiation IN
Boston has bern closed for and a. here Will
be no dle Guilty in the way Of success here The favor
will doubtless re Of great benefit TO the banks in rhade
phia and banks too strong to be incon
much nv H. so far the prospect for resumption is sgain
Frightened ond the rate Of bills Philadelphia aproved
per cent Although 1t is now moro generally believed
ha, the p,ion will 20 forward the belief in It's per-
nsnency is by no means gtbeneJ The sonr feel.
ing prevalent in Pennyvan in favor Of rcsuton ex-
tends hos; the SOUTH and is beginning 10 sLov IL.
self unoquivocaliy, particularly in Georgia We
recently published the law ntroduc % the Ceor-
gia legislature compelling resumption the FIRST Of
February 1871 In relation to that b I'D the sol-
lowing In the savannah Georgian
We learn from letter received by gentleman Of this
CITY that the bill for the resumption OF stCie mens
the srsi Of February has passed the House without
dissenting voice. and such ssd to be Che feeling on this
subject that II viii certainly pass the D and be the
law OF the land
This ransrtaon in one Of the most bank ri sn states
ofthe Uniop cvinces the strength Of elirg produced h
the community by the misconduct and encouragement
of the banks The popular feeling in Asbsmz Is fast ran
ming in the ehannel and the institutions will be
forced into general resumption That the hanks will
all susain thcmsclves however, by no mems 90 eer.
tan To DO involves entire rctraeOu of their for
ner policy if they resume they stop uniting
and pursue tho which the New Yo:k ranks
pursued after the first resumption. Curtsncnt aud col
le.tios mus, take the place Of expansion sud renewals
The difference in exchange between this city sud Fhila
delrhia in OF resumption will mere tia. repay in
few weeks this city the million or two Of dollars that
wanted TO eject H.
A few day, since, we published cell ufon the SAFETY
Fund Banks by IN. Comptroller to make good the losses
caused the safety fund by the failure Of the Oily Bank Of
Bpalo The banks have resisted this call the gronHa
,ha, the comptroller has right to make H. The whole
management ofe state finance. for the rsst years
IA, been mos, dgrscefuL We havehsd HERETOFORE
ion 10 speak OF the loan made BY the Comptroller Of The
state funds the City Bank Of Buffalo, the Commercial
p,nl Of Buo and the Bank Of Buffalo, 20 the extent Of
,oo 600 The eject ovsrscton, which resulted in
,h failure of the banks On the failure Of the City Bank
ofBuaalo. its affairs stood as follows
s,,rsprrr or rug CRY B,rs or BUrrsLo-sHErr FvSs
JAN. ist, 1870.