New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

Exchange at Cincinnati further declined, and bills
on New-York were selling as low as one cent
premium. Gold was dull at one p cent. premium.
Bankers were checking on NewYork at cent.
premium in exchange for Ohio State Bank Of In
diana and Kentucky Bank bills at par TIE Gin
tfanati Gazette Of Monday says;
SYMPTOMS Of ncreating confidence continue 10 be man
soch a. TO hope that have passed through the
the crisis and the indications are decidedly favorable
Of returning confidence we may mention the TACT ha
sold offered TO day in considerable quantities At ~
YORK. Two three days since wa: not to be had at y
bari issues Currency plenty 10 day. and eastern e1'
change ranged from gas y cent premium - -
The Ohio Banks understood 10 bold large amount OF
T1cbang and nsuch the bankers not returning their
they should sPpy the latter to some extent with TX.
the return Of notes for coin AT the same time supplies
will be furnished from other quarters Eastern merchants are
hee pretty full force TO advance on hog products Sight
drafts obtained TO day to some extent from these sources
Ing and has frequently below that rate and
while may not look Tor equally low figures this winter
All the banks and brokers continue to receive the notes OF
the New York and Virginia STATE Stock Bank at Evansville
Ind of all denominations, at par and Mesus Dunevy At
wood Co say that they will NOT only continue
fuoiy Bank Indiana DETERMINATIONS less
than ten dolHrs at 10 per cent discount og them
IN general owing to the fact that the notes win be taken in
At Boston yesterday Providence Railway Stock
went 10 80, finally rallying to 59aa decline Of II
cent The only offered for the sudden fall is that
the January dividend may be passed Ii not denied
that the rood has earned handsome dividend, but,
it is considered expedent, in accordance with the
spirit Of the times to appropriate the earnings to the
payment Of floating debt and thus avoid the trouble
of borrowing in market SO hard for Railway Com
pnnies TO breathe in. Ii is little singular that the
antcip sed posponement Of a single dividend not in
any event expected to exceed three dollars per share
should knock stock down about eight dollars in
market value.
At Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the money
markets are stringent, less at Boston than at the
other points. At Baltimore however there have been
fewer failures than usual.
We find in Tie Louisville Journal the following
sensible letter of Mr.. John Thompson, banker of this
City addressed to the President of Of the Indiana
Free Banks:
= ESQ, Pfesdeut-DeiY Sir Tue deep interest feel in
your character banker induces to lay before
views bearing upon the you should pursue.
In ordoaTy times the stocks which you have deposited with
and have little doubt that in twelve months Soss Free
Banks OF your State heh shall take high honorable aud
ing condition. II viii be necessary probably for you
halt your circulation take the stocks Iyou
should sell these the loss would be from ELK eight Thousand
dollars bat not absolutely necessary for sell can
lend You the money on men , an @ it Of 2 esn per
-four thousand dollars Aud ADVISE by all me 10
tain specie payment and believe the community around
viii very appreciate your position, and lend essential aid
Withholding your circulation snd deposns heh specie anu
specie funds with you.
the other hand should you suspend specie payments
almost innumerabe win be commenced sgint you
circulating notes for speedily viii the community imebe the
idea that Il better compel responsible banker like
10 his debts than LOOK such auditor Mr. Damn
for payment from the securities which he holds rrespon
sbe bankers and residents set the public dcsnee
especially when screened by such construction law and duty
prevails indianapolis Not with responsible
resident banker for II public opinion dehed suits
each and every note will bring defauteTs of
Obligation.
Ulon the receipt Of this please telegraph me what course
you intend TO pursue. Your obdt serv't
JOHN THOMPSON