New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

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Speaking Of the lumber trade, The AItaHy JJurRH
rays:
The stock Of desirable lumber LEFT over last Fall
has been disposed of since the resumption OF river
navigation, and is now out Of market. Since the
opeppg of the canals and up the Let ins. the re-
ctips Of lumber were 57l9 $50 feet the grea. bulk OF
which was spruce and hemlock from Glens tAs, via
the Cbsmplain Canal. Boats have not re,caed here
from the West wa the Erie Cansl, aud Il viii
take from ten 20 fifteen days Of uninterrupted usvyi
ton FL dealers 70 obtain assortment OF desirable
lumber. Tie market cannot be said a. yet 70 have
fairly openeo.'
At Philadelphia TIE Press s.ys:
"In the Mercy 10 srket the amount OF business pa
per manufactured is very greatly reduced oy the pay.
nj cah for heavy per centsge OF al ppr asse'
Tie bupefe thus transacted is sate but t'r
too limited in amount fyr the supply of capital and Is,
Dor within the control Of our citizens Whist goo
paper il made in the ordinary course OF ousoess ~
once absorbed By the ipks end the OIL brokers' nave
hard work to sell the kind OF paper which comes to
their hands"
The Ph,ladelrhia North american says the SUCCESS
ul trips Of the steamboat James l.. Cathcar on the
Chesapeake and Ohio CAusl, is likely to work revo-
luton in regard to csral navigation. Several OF the
coalcairyng companies have also under consideration
a like charge.
The tri, Of joseph H. Tucker late President OF the
Mineral Bank OF Maryland, indicted for embezzlng the
funds of the insti uion, commenced at Cumberland
Monday last. The indictment includes twenty-one
counts, covering the formal allegations Of the ofense
charged in every possible variety OF form.
Gov. Rockingham of Conn.,, in bis message, makes
The following recommendations ss 10 banks:
"From the examination have given this subjec., |
SIN led 70 recommends |. That the banks be prOnlb
tied from having interest on deposits = Inst they
be prohibited from making l)ans on call. That
=. IL Lii. not
ing IS y cent their capital stock. That they bs
required to make monthly returns Of their condition to
The BtLk Commissioners. >. That they be required
10 keep on hand smOunt Of specie equal 70 10 y
cent On the total amount of their indebtedness an II
curing sry Onth their average amount shall no. be
equal to this requrefne o all ais ,ouhts shall &c sse
until they sha be retto'ed 10 such a condition.
{" We have eeveDty--ix Bank. il the State, with an
aggregate capital Of 500 6lS 723, the condition of
which will appear in detail in the repor. of the Bank
Commiss ontrs. Their observation and experience viii
enable them TO give you valuable suggestions restige
10 the operation of Bankrg systsm. Their report
will also exhibit the condition of the several Savings
ard Building Associations-uDder laws they Pos
sess the peculiar privilege OF taking higher premium
for The rse Ct money than private citizens or any other
Association.
at will be well to consider whether you may not,
with true and just regard to all their rights and your
Obligations to the public, limit time for closing their
business ensct law which shall prohibit the IN
from taking sny bonus any future loens and con-
fine them to an interest of + cent y annun.'
"To DO Justice between these corporations and the
public regard il ne essential: Frat tn II the party
Who operate railroad shall be responsible TOR any
lose or personal injury which may arse from the neg
ect of such party, or the c.relessness employees
Second that creditors be far protected that when
CORPORATION defaults s interest is principa 1t may
be prevented from operating ts road so as to decrease
the value Of it, property to the injury Of s uorgs
gees. Third that mortgages have full authority to
forecloe and with ouch foreclosure ths all the corpo-
rate powers Of the company be vested in the party
fore closing"
The mails by the Europa are at hand, aud we fluid
but little Of importance in our files
The return from the Bank of Englsnd for the week
ending the 2lst Of April gives the following results
when compared With me previous week:
Increase. Decrease
P P.Sie bpsPc;i:. .'.:...''. 1'A ssC3ccc
On the other side Of the account:
ocsenn emit secuIiie',...... aiao.. sssici
Note. unemployed .............. 17s.1io
The amount of notes in r,ulstion is I ~ ols U3o,
being an increase Of f36 1885, and the sock OF bullion
in both departments is flS54, $50, showing an To-
crease Of f277 O5i when compared VITA the preceding
return.
Goy.rrmen, Debt.......................s iI,ols@o
Sses' c sf6". md Bullion SsS
Silver Bullion nc, 80 A..
BANKING DEPARTMENT
p,o,r,.,o,., Cspa,s. .............. sl4ass00
RI .,.............................. 3,l65stS
Public Deposits trciUdinx Exchequer
sa,us. Banks, Con missioners Of Ma
uopel Debt. and Div dsnd Aeeountsl.. 5.S2tl5
OH, 1901 se7
So, NJ. and other BiIls...,.......... s754j8
,ov,,ruep. eecu,ihes Gncludtns Dead
Weight Annuity ...........'......... xsscseo
Other Securities. loolorO
~. rr,mploy e. .................... ll,755575
cts "a SILVER Coin ..,................ Ts597s
oo'e e-N S' 81 90 26
TIE Bullion market has been very quiet. The de-
,nand for the East having almost entirely ceased tor
the present, there is little inquiry either for Bar
silver or Mexican Dollsrs-the latter are quoted
made lo,er. There is still a moderate de nand for
cod for expert to t1e Continent, and South American
Dorblcops have been sold to some extent at our quo