New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02

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The Imports, it will be noticed, are 50, 900 less
than in November last year, and S. 3oo, 900 less than
M November, 1852.
Nessrs Goodman 4 Co., OF Cincinnati, have re-
sume5 paymept-the assignment to Mr. Worthington
having been vacated, in answer to the petition OF
nearly every one of their creditors. Messrs Ellis d
Sturees's affairs we hear, do not look favorable.
Cepersllv the Western sdvices are favorable. Finan-
sial matters are settling down in quiet again, AMI we
bear Of no new Bank disasters. The circular issued
BY the Treasurer Of Ohio declaring that only gold
and silver viii be received for taxes, after the first
day Of December, will not much affect financial nat
tiers in that State There is no law Of the State giving
The Treasurer any power to prescribe the funds to be
received by Comfy Treasurers About onethrd OF
the whole collections only pass into the STATE Treas
nS, and large part Of that has been pad IN ad-
vsnee. Settlements by County Treasurers are not
required before the 18th Janusry and they will, we
understand continue practically to receive all ONO
Bank notes for as heretofore. The truth OF the
excuse given for the specie circular by the Treasurer
y not generouy credited here. The sight drafts
of al regular Banks Of Ohio have been
duly bonored when presented. VIII the Treas
urer Of Ohio give the public the names Of the
delinquent banks and thus Justify himself for allow
,pg The State to lie under protest, with half million
Of dollars in the Treasury The Branches Of the
State Bank Of Ohio have contributed fund OF one
hundred and twenty five thousand dollars in gold TO
be held by the Board OF Control to aid any Branch at
any time, and from any cause requiring aid. Inc
notes Of the Mechanics Traders Branch, at Cincin
matt, are redeemed by the Branch at Xena. The
no.es Of the Free Banks Of Indiana are now bought
nj Cincinnati AZ from 10 10 y cent discount only,
and circulate freely at par in Indiana. The rise IN
the Ohio River .is sufficient a. enable boats of good
axe 70 resume regular business and great activity
prevails in shipments Of produce along the river.
From Indiana we hear that the financial move Of
cutting of the Jenusry coupons from the bonds be-
longing to Judge Bowens bonds, originated with the
State Treasurer, who borrowed the coupons from
Bowen and sold them, in order TO put the Treasury
in funds for the prompt payment of the State interest
We also hear what can scarcely credit that while
some Of the Free Benks are rodeeming tier notes,
through the Auditor, with Virginia and other stocks
.; pGr, whi,h are worth IS TO 90 v cent they are
buying these same stocks in New-York at the dis
count noted and obtaining new circulation on them
a, par. We hesr that three off eers in the Auditor s
new notes. II s almost incredible that any State
officer should allow such game as this TO be earned
out and we think informant must be mistaken
His assertions, however, are positive
The Money market is without important change.
I,sm.nd loans are moderately easy for favorite Dor
tcxers at 2 y cent convertible securities. Paper
ranges from ! to T. cent. per month very good
names going al az y cent. The supply of paper
NJ fair Some Of the Banks arc still contracting. but
enc or two Of the large Banks lending freely
and may counterbalance the contraction. The coin
n bank will probably show helfa-milion increase
Ter the week The streets filed with rumors of bank
defalcations but nothing tangible was made public.
We are authorized by the Bank Of Commerce to de-
ny in the broades the truth Of the charge in
The Herald this morning, that there is or has been a
5efalcston in that Bank.
The letters by the steamer are to about the same
tenor ns those before received in relation to MoAey
zaters. They contain some orders for American Sc
curities but the aggregate amount is small. Some
small sales are ALEC reported in Londen and Paris for
American account. In relation to the Erie loan the
accounts are quite favorable and the opinion is gene
rally expressed that ii will be taken. Some of the
correspondents Of houses here state their intention 10
put in bids. OF the three great railroad loans now
before the public, we have reason to think the mar
ket will be relieved oftwo before long.
We hear that two or three of the smaller banks in
THE City considering the policy of winding up.
With the contracted line Of discounts nov kept up,
banking in small way don't pay expenses.
II lie stated that the Stark Bank, at Bennington,
VI, which suspended last Monday, may ultimately
redeem its bs the Directors being held in bonds to
the State to insare that result The bills sell for
fifty cent? on the dollar. The current reports are
that the bank Lost largely in Ohio.
a letter received this morning from Cincinnati
states that COL Mitchell had written from Paris by
the Baltic that he had succeeded in negotiating the
I'd mortgage bonds Of the Ohio and Mississippi Read.
The case of KetchSm, Rogers & Bement rs The
Bank Of Commerce, will be carried up, on appeal by
the plaintiffs.
The following is the SubTressury statement for the
month
90 deposit
ii. Irite Mtshiurton ID "a,