The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-17

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20 700 Knox Co. Indiana b's.......... !" :. .,k
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% =" American toai CO.. Observation-Disclosures.
We understand that quite a number OF Bank Of Eng
land post notes, payable sixty days afer sight ia cir
cuiation in this country. large out by
the steamship Pacific and used here the purchase
Of breadstus. 1hs IS doubtless intended to
prevent o. postpone my expectation Of specie from
England 10 the United States, and 1t probably viii have
that eject stated weeks since thai the Bank
Of EngaId France contemplated establishing banks
branches in ns'sn'Dope ss the purpose OF collect
ing the large amount OF gold coin circulating in thai
part of the world and issuing their bills in s place We
have doub, efforts will be made to get Rank Of Engand
notes into circulation in places where they have never
been before, TO get hold OF all the gold
possible, 10 supply the want at home. In this
couutry the circulation Of demand Bank of England
notes could not be carried to any extent, but post
notes, having sixty days TO would in time OF dis
trust he than bills exchange drawn upon
individuals An issue Of post notes for circulation hsre
in payment for grain purchased would relieve the Bank
BY giving Il time, which appears 20 he ius i'm
portsnt matter with that Institution II q Gnancierng
every way TO get time. We have shown that II was
selling Consos for cash. and buying them back time;
and there doubt but that the exgcnces OF the Bank
much greater tbsn appears. It u estimated thu
pendtures account Of the war. The Bank actually
lost about ft21 GOO for the week ending 27th
stead ofganlng $4,000 officially reported tor Ind
only reserved that amount Of the Goo 900 that
int. ~ vaults from the Australian receipts The returns
for the week ending Nov o which We shan recciv. by
The cunard steamer, her way fhrn,S viii without
doubt show the usual q about Tvs hundred
thousand pounds sterling.
At late meeting o. the Board of u this
city the grain bag increased
~ per cent and that grain In bulk left open
ond Discretionary with the companies 70 whom the ,k
offered
The directors and trustees oi the bondholder OF the
ogdensburg Railroad Company held meeting In Boston
yesterday under the act IL the legislature Of Now York
which authorizes the consolidation Of the various In
terests into stock company. The committee J.
composed Of nine each interest being represented by
three persons and The following gentlemen have been
elected viz
Soe--Nes,rs J. ". Csrk and Isaac iiyernore Of Dos
ton and J. T.. Russell Of Canton y. Y.
First Norqdge Bonos-Messrs. samuel A. F1iot, James
Read AMI Abe! Adams ~ Boston
Scord horiga0s BoDds-Nessrs. Daniel Denny and Geo.
a Settee, Of Boston aud George Parker Of ogdenshug
We understand that tho rnings the road during
nix months ending Oct lst last after paying ordinary
pcnses and renewals we're si27, 5es a..
Hr &c has applied for his discharge trustee He e
president % The company and finds thu. the office.
president and trustee inconsistent, aud conflicting
under present circumstances.
The gross and net earnings OF the Ihiladephia and
aiding Railroad Company for tho month OF October and
the net earnings for the frat eleven months II the
present and past nscsl year n follows
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