New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

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coming more accessible in al street negoss,ns and fsass
now tend In favor of borrowers Paper OF the best rod
has ben negotiated on Saturday and day ct ess
slhoueh 10 is quoted as the minimum generally On g.
sso the rates are favorable and the offerings Of oa
tai are larger
At Philadelphia money rates steady at iOsis v esut
on first psper and Is 9ls cent on paper less sv
ably known Money on call placed at 7 ss cent
The ANNEXED extract nom letter daved Norwslk 0sia
sbou half way between Cleveland and Toledo gives an
ursgng aecooni Of the business the Cleveland aud
Tokdo Road
The rs ~enger trains running fol- The ts0
trains that passed here last evening overdue, one snd
the other al o'clock had seventeen passenger cars
crow ded ten in and in the other The train
from tire East this morning had nine cars and took tws
there being about one hundred passengers at Mon
roeyle These were 81 first class passenger cars. be
sdes four second class 10 each train making forty
two cars in the three tr6ins
The New Orleans City Councils Rave subscribed two
aiors Of dollars the Jackson and Groat Northern Rail
road and one million and half to the 0pelousas add
Western Railroad
G. .,Nf Ia al
instructions TO the Collectors Of Customs respecting tho
carving into effect the provisions Of the Wsreacusng
act The bonding privilege e. last for three Yeas from
the date of importation both in respect Of exports and
imports The greatest advantage no yever will be found
in allowing Foods TO be transported under bond from
the Atlantic ports 10 Pittsburgh, Wheeling Cincinnati
Louisville St Louis Nashville, Nschez. Evansville, New
Albany Burlington Vt, Sscketts Harbor Rochester. Os
wtgo lewiston Buffalo, Ogdsnsburg, Plaitsburg. Cape
Vincent Erie Toledo Ssndusky Cleveland, Detroit Mich
imac kinac Chicago and Milwaukee, by canal railroad
river or lake wholly in part as the party may select IN
his entry Also from port ports the Atlantic to ssy
other port on the Atlantic Gulf Of Mexico the Pacific
or rice rersa by such and conveyance the party
in hi, entry may select Also from the port OF New
Orleans TO any port Of entry delivery the Mssisspps
and tributaries and by such conveyance and route as the
party in his entry may select Also, from the ports Of
Charleston aud Savannah to the ports Of Knoxville Nash
vile and Memphis.
There have been s975Ooo subscribed to the stock Of the
Osweco and Troy Road The Troy Wig says
"Gerrit Smith subscribed $4,000 and will lend his
powetfu influence to the enterprise. Oswego City and
County will subscribe s5OoOOO and II is now pretty well
ascertaned that along the route between Oswego and
the west bank of the Hudson, bona de cash suborip
ton OF not less than s 100000 will be obtained exclusive
Of the right OF way -
The London Economist Of the sSs of March has the fol
lowing remark on the London Money market
ave stated last week that the Bank Of England was
getting bills at its minimum discount and by these returns
we now see that the private securities were Increased
II 5is $40 and public securities A95912 In the present
week II was rumored that tho bank meant TO raise still
higher its minimum rate Of discount and the RI nor no
doubt arose from the knowledge of the large
on for money. The government demands on H. eyenu
the whole increase of public securities DO IN dehoenoy
hills and IL may consist Of exchequer bills purchased.
though that Is hardly probabe amount 10 1883 'hs"
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trade will continue 70 be large they were last week.
but should that be the the bank will have no serns
tive bn again to raise the rate 81 discount ror WIN o
increase of securities there also great dlmnuton oil
bullion G573 si6 and the bank will not connae to lend
bullion at per cent The public deposits show respec
table increase and so do private deposits the customers
of the bank making preparations like other persons Tor
coming contingencies We believe that the returns for
the present week will not show, like those for the last
week gre securities and great dmlnution
Of bullion Should they and should the same demands
on the bank be continued in the early part o. the ensuing
week tho decision of the bank paror on Thursday may
be looked TO with little anxiety.
"Tbe domannd for money Is not so great as ii seems
The want is more in apprehension than reality. There u
no knowing what things may take few Of tho active
men of the present day remember the beginning OF any
other war and considerable uncertainty and alarm pre-
walls Every person is resolved to be prepared to the
tent of his means for the worst he gets all the money he
can and he parts with as little possible Hence there
il appearance of scarcity People fear they may want
and create an impression of general want Money how
ever is not scarcer than II last week nor are the
terms raised When we remember, however, that what
we mean in speaking of money is loanable capital and
look at the diminished stocks of most articles combined
with great consumption must infer that no great real
saving took place last year. and therefore there is no
reason to anticipate abundance Of money or loansos
capital Commodities, however, are rapidly coming for
ward the production of the year beginning ana a.
reason at the present to fear great scarcity Whether
we consider the actual commodities which desired or
the money which purchases them there Il ground for
alarm and no lust cause for experimenting either great
abundance or great scarcity of money