New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

| fryp tbF1gMS Csyf14Gr We give t1< fottowpof
81 the m Coitcsince the Is, sss,ember
last, avsempsred wrs the previoSs three years;
Receipt. tn. lis-c sssc snssS ssss;
EtIS: ssCS - 800 ,S ssiss 800 100
sSes sSs' GaPS en ss S sS 'SssS Soc a.S & ssss rs %
0fwhich during the PAR week, included in the above:
,...,.n.p. 50; 1888. 1872; isSk'
Esrot,. e STs,, Bd''in... rscS 7'@O 5000 rlsss
Fsii'l. sss'l ,'a ro.' % & @ 5000 Ss: s
From which will be seen rot the decrea,o in receipts
now $40 coo bales he decrease exports to
Great Britain lss 900; Francs 1900 other foreign
ports 900. Total decrease in ,xpors 9SS ooo bales.
Albert Ii. Ncolay semi-weehh auction sale Il Stocks
and Bonds will take place, usua, tomorrow at isi
o clock at the Merchants Exchange.
The demand for money is active but fsvore borrowers
End difficulty in obtaining sll they need at ar ceat
call The large houes have abundance of money.
Paper goes ls cent. when of strictly rslelsss.
Good names selling at per cent The supply vt
No paper is not in ai,auce of the demand but other
descriptions plenty Auconeers paper, which is in
good supply gots at l2al5 y cent. Railroad accept.
dull at Is Ia cent.
Illinois Central Bonds have been introduced at the Bos-
ton Stock Board.
In relation to the free banking system, Thompsors
BGAk Noe Reporter says:
We have laborei long, our readers well know, to
money have been thrown into the scale to insure sue
Excepting w-EDg land and portion OF the South,
Free Banking has trumphed. Occupying this position
foeseeiRg that the system in danger OF heing run
into the ground have commenced in good earnest To
from discredit. There are defects in the Free
Barking Laws Of several States.
In New York. the admission of bonds and mortgages as
security for circulating notes Is a defect
In Indiana, the taking Of her cent Stock at
par is defect thousand dollars Indiana y cent
Bonds not ample security for thousand dollars OF cur
rency.
In Illinois and Wisconsin the currency is well secured.
but the banks and bankers and brokers can import for
egn and deprecated currency. This Is detect
Owners OF foreign banks and importers OF foreign cur
rency should be compelled 10 redeem at par IA gold or
notes of m, ir own States.
These defects are all easily remeded Let New-Yo
drop the bones and mortgageset Indiana make her
cent stocks equal TO y cent by issuing less cent
the dolarand let all the Western II ies pass Al act
compelling the dabblers in foreign currency TO redeem
every dollar they pay out in gold secured notes OF tne
own States Tbs would stop the wheels oi the Jugger-
nauts and the people from an insdious and ultimately
a sweeping loss.
AT New.Oreaps the Money market is very easy at sS
10 per cent for good paper Sight funds the North TO
per cent premium.
The Boston Journal says
The case Of the Cochtuse Bank came before the Su-
preme Court again this afternoon, when the question
whether not the bill holders had any legal rg 20 prs
ereDce stockholders in being nde moed was argued
b, counsel for the various interested parties The coan
sci Of the stockholders was OF me opinion that
Shey should DO ndemnifed well "a the blhofers al
though the stockholders being liable for the debts OF tho
CORPORATION would like to see every bhodcr fully paid.
duestion was also raised whether the corporation wS
liable the stock Of another nsolvent corporation which
stock il is alleged the bank held "a collateral
Considerable discussion followed concerning the decree
ing of dividend the amount OF assets or roceps re-
ported by the Receivers three or four weeks since.
The Court Judge shaw finally concluded to receive ar
guments in writing from the respective eoahFe, ,s as ~
whether dend should be decreed to general creditors
well to bhol1ers, whether dividend IN favor OF
the bhoders alone should be- decreed aud ordered tn
such arguments should be laid before the full Court at its
first fssIOn "
night hence
The Boston Post says
The Money market has exhibited little change since
our last If anything, il is a shade easier. On strictly
frstcass paper money abundant at a9 cent. The
banks are well supplied, and there Is beyond doubts
Stocks rm but yet small, as necessity aud
inclination prompts sgch as occur All moneJ mat
ters however are dull Business is becoming moro live
w. and is the general impression that Boston will de
fair autumn trade The western customers are somewhat
numerous. They are paying well and bn,ng hoerahy'
The Cincinnati Gazette says;
'1here was a pretty fair demand for money to-day out
side and the offerings at the discount houses was about
equal to the ability dispositions OF lenders 70 accommo-
date Rates OF interest raised from ~ ~ "a centtne
ins figure for prime paper Call loans are easy al 10
y cent but time loans not very easy. The amount
of money offered on call is much greater than be
place borrowers do not like the risk OF beng called
for repayment any time. Eastern Exchange Il pre-
MUM for mixed currency.
"The Bankers held another meeting to-day, AMI had
under proposition to refuse all foreign bank
paper after Sept except that Of such banks as VIII e
dee ~ their here win Eastern
premium Another meeting is TO be held on AoIday,
when Is said this proposition will probably be adopted
Matters continue very much unsettled and the interests Of
the public require that The Bankers agree at once upon
some line OF action. and follow il out.
The New-York correspondent Of The W"hing,oH
Union gives the annexed statistics Of the increase OF spe-
Gle, &c:
During the three years ending with 1883, great I'M
pulse given every branch of Industry te prodac.
ton Of all commodities, agricultural manufacturing ana
mining Vas great and rapid AL these ;reased quani-
ties upon the kets, at ntlng prices AZ ums
numbers Of high wage. This onolnaton OF err
cumsnces required great Increase in the volume OF the
currency 10 sustain the upward movement The currency
ID us made necessary supplied in two ways 20 the OK
tint OF sl93 O3a during the three years ending 1888
OF this tie Mint supplied an excess over the export of
sss 3I2 O76 and the Banks increased their issues
l73 bueihey also increased their specie hand so'Ss
200 meIing aggregate as above. We may place tne
figures in tabular form as follows
IS51-'j2-'53. An.o
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