New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

I'll. f,oro the Bank and red1tng very
-, 80, .hiIuy 10 loan 10 the mercantile eotnnu-
rrhs,e are various expedients in the power OF TIE
ssc,,,.ry 20 adopt by which ts large amount OF spe
&c NAV be again distributed IN the vanlts OF the Banks
shore IL will be Of great use. The Government Us,
due m July which the Secretary has advertised " re-
deem are mostly locked up at Albany, and their re-
demption must be a slow process. The market needs
immediate relief and If the Sub Treasury could be de-
pIeted two or three millions the effect would be very
favorable The influential friends Of the Secretary
should make such representations 70 him a. VIII induce
some action toward this desirable result
The receipts of the Hudson River Railroad
are stated to be about a, cooper day.
The money market was OF the usual Thurs
day sringency todsy and in the experience OF some
borrowers as severe day has been experienced for
some weeks In other quarters the demand was ae-
tive but the supply sufficient. Call loans are 2
cent. Frequently with a commission OF !Gl 2 cent
for few days Paper Is ed12 p cent. in the street
very good names going at 991o 2 cent. Out of the
street there il a strong demand for money with but liz
tie Of the strngeDcy which Is ten the street Tue
interior continues TO pay up freely ssd we are getting
back some coin from Savannah and Cha4leston 10
this state of things the banks poorer, a. general
rule than their dealers and in this category the new
and old banks equally stand. The blame which IL
just now fashionable 70 cast upon the new banks a.
assisting produce the present stringency Is unde
served with few exceptions they have kept them
selves in safe position the old institutions and
have not been obliged to make az severe contraction
If runor be believed some Of the Oldest banks in
Wallet have required assistance as much as the Hano
yer did, the difference in their being that the mat
ter was fnanciered quietly.
l. A meeting for the election Of Directors OF
the Illinois Central Rsirosd, was held yesterday.
There was no change made in the Board Mr.. VIM.
p Burial was elected gil the vacancy caused by the
death of Mr. RaRtoul. Mr.. Burial was also elected
Treasurer of the Company vice Morris Ketcham, re-
signed
A meeting of the Canandaigua and Niagara
Fails R. r. Company, held in this City to-day for
the election Of Board of Directors. The following
gentlemen were unanimously elected Benz. Pdngle,
w. H. Townsend, Isaac Seymour James Rand, Geo.
Wright Augustus Porter Ira Godfrey, Robert Bayard,
JP. G. Foster, H. A. Johnson Archibald Mclean, Sam1
March, Jno. A. Granger.
The following is report of the deposits and
coinage at the U. s. Branch Mint at New.Oreans for
the month of February:
DEPOSITS.
California .
Silver separated from California gold. ....... I9l IS
Silver from other 2S6S ~
Total value Of deposits. .............Sl230 l2 80
Gold Double Ease. go pieces ssO5Oco 90
No delivery Of silyer coins.
The statement Of the Banks of New
Orleans for February shows the cash liabilities and
Assets 10 be es follows:
LIABILITIES.
Bank Louisiana MschAnirs' AMI
Iouisi.us Csn, Bsnk state Bank. Traders Bsnk
Circulation. 81 9S7 20f S2457767 S2l494l5 s9i9 $50
Deposits. 47697l5 2695ll0 4e5L52f 23l5857
Due Banks. 579659 8720l5 ST. S6 E7f63
Other.....,. 33Nl H653 $3.50 1892
Total. S7,3l9,94s $500 SIS s1766515 g. 400 81,
Specie...... s26I1,17 la23 or S29I6cs2 Sl457620
Bills........ 4,480,067 no 45f7.223 22D6}5
Exchange. l,408,719 l,765053 32e,575 l007,6l
Other..... 1,aoOO0 ......... 72i,00 .........