Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

Yelisseai Realizes, ana D6sess Of Logs
iation
We take the following article from CONNER.
eisl paper Of long sssndng. and rslisble source
called The Dry Goods Reporter and CONNER.
sial Glance" Of the oh ofthis month. This ps.
per 10 published simultaneously 10 New York.
Boston, end Philadelphia, end 10 considered In
ths money world true index 10 commercial
values, moneys end stoke.
We ask Tor the = Niele an attentive perussl
and beg our readers no. 70 be dsterrsd, from It,
length, and to consider s..sntively, the bearing
Of each proposition. We would also call the
attention Of members elect 10 our Legislature,
I" the condition, opsrasiodtg and expiration Of
charters Of the banks. under the Safety Fund
SYSTEM. The first charter 10 expire 10 set down
st July lst, 1852. less than two years. Four Of
them have about three years to run; four about
four years; three about seven, and three twelve
to fourteen years to rum So that large a
noun, II the chartered capital Of those banks
must b moved up-and consequently, rsinvsst.
cd within three to FIVE years; and all, As fast a.
their charters expire, appear to fall under
Free Banking law. The dividends Of the re-.
served. or safety funds" show Us, tbs editor
says, "a property" and made "by full lines Of
discounts, a. rates for money something under
the legal rate" show that besides liberal circu.
a.on to the State and to the country, Il has been
sound and convertible curreLcy. The re-.
marks upon the Mexican trade and the change
Of route being established for that trade, via the
Rio Craude, instead Of "Inds2sndsnSe. Nilsson
ri ought to srouss the attention Of Missouri,
and her representatives in Congress.
We have said thus much, in The hope tha,
The people and their representatives will take
the necessary steps to invite the liberated cap
i,al Of New York and other States, and. also,
that they will insist upon facilities for our over.
land Mexican, California, and Oregon trade
The outfits. and two hundred thousand head oil
stock, Sor every succeeding year, in tbs, trade
ough, not to be overlooked. This 10 Oh sgricul.
tuval interest, the commercial interes, leads and
: sustsins Il.
New York Money Market
New YoRx,
}. Friday Evening, Nov. 8, 1850.
v The stock market has shown more consid-
cradle degree e! aouoy.ncy this ss.x-s.l.. ~.
lager, and prices more generally in advance
The demand for sound stocks in the foreign mar
o kst, continues good, and even the securities o
y the federal appear TO Be entirely unaffected By
the various issues Of contending political partis
here. We have mentioned ihSt the Delawsr,
n and Hudson Canal have made on issue Of 81,
r. 100000 Of new stock, for the purpose Of i'm
proving tins Canal This has al been t.ken up
Il notwithstanding the pronsness Of foreigners l.
). undervalue tina stability Of our institutions AM
- the ouicries that hsvs been raised here upon III
=, subject, foreign faith remains unshsken in secu
!! rites, which in the event Of such calamity o
a disunion. would not be worth . rush. The op
10 eraiions Of railroads and Of various institutions
:. exhibit such results in the practical form O
round dividends, as to encourage the investmen
Of capital, and therefore to promote the marke
values Of most descriptions. In relation to tn
u Banks Of this city, which yet do business unde
the Safety Fund Law, the (ullow ing table chow
the date Of the expiration Of the charter, III
N capital, rate Of dividends declared this year. an
W the amount Of undivided profits on hand, Jun
II 80, 1850
he United Profits Of Safety Fund Banks City
b .Nsp York.
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