New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

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1,o ;,,erest on the San Francisco City 7s School
v.,N viii be paid Oh the lst Of November, by Wel,
Fargo & Co.
uaytinsburg n. Y, declined TO day to redeem the
po,es Of that institution. This Is one Of the old
Safety Fund Banks, and the circulation is about
sl3s 600. This Bank has been in trouble several
times before and II is quite time that it should be
wound up permanently.
The Assay Office was very prompt to-day, that por
ION Of the gold by the George Law and Star of tho
Wet which wac deposited Friday afternoon having
been melted the value ascertained and paid for TO-
day. Had il been necessary to send this gold to Phil
adeIpbia the returns would not have been received
until Tuesday The aggregate Of deposits was about
5000, 900. The officers Of the Assay Office appear
ambitious to afford every facility possible to those
doing business there.
The Bank Statement Of tomorrow is not expected
20 show much more than s9,OoO,OOo Of coin and a
further contraction Of a million and half to two
millions Of loans and discounts In the statement Of
Monday week the Bank officers generally anticipate
IN increase Of the specie reserve. The gold by the
California steamers which may have gone into Bank
viii have but little effect upon the statement, it
only averages one-sixtb Of the amount.
There was a slight relief in the Money Market to-
day, but the sriDgency is still First-class
paper is STILL however, in better demand than the
supply, although the continued contraction Of the
Bsnks throws larger proportion than usual on the
street. The rate ia l09l2 v cent, with occasional
transactions at sa9 y cent.
The Anthracite Coal trade in the Schuylkill region
was very light the last week. The Reading Railroad
brought down some es, 500 tuns, and the Scbuylkil
Navigation II $50 tuns. On the Lehgh Navigation
the last weekly shipments were 39,s97 tuns.
The Concord Railroad Company has declared a
eemi-annua dividend of y cent. (s2 y share pay
able on demand.
The Otis Manufacturing Company, Ware, Mass.,)
has declared sem-annual dividend of Y cent,
payable on demand which makes 70 p cent. for the
year past.
The paragraph copied into some of the evening
Journals from The San Francisco Herald In relation
20 sale Of s7OO 900 of Government drafts to Messrs.
Page, Bacon g. Co, is, we presume, old news-a pre-
cisely similar transaction having been reported by
the previous arrival and $500 900 Of the drafts were
then paid at the Sub Treasury in this City. The re-
manning $500, 600 have not yet appeared
A bet of 81, 500 was pending on the last voyage Of
the Sonora and Yankee Blade. Steamship racing is,
however, discountensnced by the Mail Steamship
Co., and they issued positive orders to Capt Whit
ing, commander of the Sonora not to engage in
racing on any account whatever, and also instructed
ihe engineer not to carry at any time than the
usual average amount Of steam. To further prevent
pushing the steamer, she was only coaed for nine
days run, and was obliged to go into Acapulco for
the balance Of her coal.
The Inspector General of Canada has issued formal
and official notice in ordert to give effect to the Reel
procity Treaty, that the articles mentioned therein
L.. .toI ,,to that nd
Bonds conditioned for the due payment Of the Gus
IONS Duties legally chargeabe at the time of mpor-
fation on the articles so imported, in the event that
the said Reciprocity Treaty and the act in relation
thereto do not go into operation and take full effect
within six months from the date thereof.
There being much interest felt ct present in the con-
tition OF the Indiana Banks we give below state
ment OF the securities Of each of them in the hands
Of the Controller. The Indiana SIS taken atpar,
ihe Pennsylvania Sc at $3.50, the u per cent. In
dianas at 5O055. All the six per cent. stocks were
taken at par. Mississippi 6s at par we should con-
slider exceedingly dubious security. There are
$3.50 900 of Mississippi stocks in the list. In addition
to these stocks the note holders secured by the
constitutional personal liability of the stockholders
TO an equal amount their stock. Holders OF notes
arc also by the constitution preferred creditors over
all others.
srn,rops STATEMENT Of ne Securities Of ne Free Banks
Ban. of oopnersvie, Connersy;e lad. S. sl2c 900 Ind
2,s, sI0Oi Ind Bank Bonds *l2~Oi Ohio g. Canal
State sccs Banl Perm, Ind Sc $4,000;
Government Stock Bank Lafayette Ind o. Sa'OO MISS U.s.
Merchants Bank, Lafayette, Ind Sc, $50 ,5co
Prairie Cy Bank TerIs HSue' Ind 5', *57o0oi Ind 2'
wabash Valley Bank Losansport Ind Sc 900; Ind Bank
Bonds s7i Ols Tenn &c, S2Soei Va 6s sS2OOOi La 6'
State stccS Bank Losanspert Ind. S. $4,000.
Souihern Bank Of Indiana Teue Haue Ind o. ~hV d on
Bank Bonds, sloeooi Miss 6s s9OOOoi va. o'' *'oPVV
Indiana Stock Bank, Lapore Ind 5s s6AOcO lad Bank
bonds $1,000; Mich 6s eli 200.
Grsmerey Bsnk, Lafayette Ind Ss, $500 $500
blowers Bsnh, Rome, Ind SIS, slsOOo Ind. Bank Bonds
Pubic Stool Bsnl Newport Ind s11OOO Ind sl' $780,
s.ni Of n I%srics Newport Ind. IS, 10000 =. =.
$1,000, La Co. s2OCO; Pa So s25,sOO.
Tssdsrs Bank lnSsnspCls Ind $500 Ga Ss S6SSo
Western Bank. Plymouth, Ind IS, 5OS90 Va o sNOV'
Canal Bank Evansville, Ind s.. $1,000
fsyee Co. Bsnk, ConnersSile, Ind IS IS 1885, Ind sls
EoriAsTn Indiana Bank LOsan'post Ind Blk sds $1,000;
New.York stock Bank, vueenues, Va S. sliecCO.
Bank q Indiana, Michigan City lnd Sc S25Oc Mas g.
ElSari Co Rank C,ohen Ina ~. e2sao Va C. $4,000;
Bank q Syracuse syr.s1:e, IND. 2s. $50 90
ssna Of America, aCfoSco ' Ind S 5000 GSS
Wabash River Bsnk, Neville Va Is $1,000"
ssnI Of RoeS1ins' RCcsvsis, La .aI 6. 80 cCS
SP1RsSs S:ns sanI K:tcn o. Va g.
Greene County Rank Bloomfield Ind S. rs $40; Miss &C.
$1,000, Va IS, siocco L. Is $1,000; Ga. 6s 81 500
salem Rsnl Salem IND J" ~''V' VI" o'' s''Oi la Is
RAM ~ kshurn. Auburn, Va 6s sioNcO
LIar.nss BssI Lima $500 Ind Tenn Is
ss.sS. SV B. 5s Area La {. $500
Man,iosOn Co B.nI, lq1tiSs'S. Va 9: si q
Orspse Bank. Poseyvile, lnd. % SIE,''p