New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

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The Boston Post says OF the Money market ia that
city:
There has been no special change in money fsg
rome weeks. 1t is abundant at SCI v Cen, 90 prime
paper and securities, both in The bsuk' and in The
street, but the market irregular ON loans Of - 10
erior character. For some days tue .upply OF New
York funds has been less ample than IL was previously,
aud IL would appear therefore, tha exchange 10 tara
lug against Boston, from the recent dsc bunts here On
New. York account. Still, this unfsvorsbe change
may be Temporal one only, and the ncresso eass u
money in W all street "a fully attested by the stifasss
of foreign exchange for Saturdays boats
The Boston Trareller ssys OF the Bsss River Bank
of Massachusetts:
"For some time past rumors believed 10 be slts-
geher unlounded have been in crcu sion in regard u
the condition oftbe Bass River Back Of Beverly. Thus
led the stockholders the annual meeting to selsct
committee Of investigator into lts affairs, OF ~hoh
Henry b. Groves Manager Of the Clearing House VI
| tins city, appointed Chairman. The committee
made the report at meeting of the Stockholders u
| the bank. They stste, in substance, that they
found nothing radically wrong in regard TO tho
al agement II the bank, all the statements of large
amounts of the bills having been sent on ~ New Yok
for circulation being without foundation The capital
of the bank is 100000; the loan about $l53OOO IL
regard to the loan the committee are Of opinion thst
il of too fixed character, and they recommend q at
in the coniirg election OF dbeotors little vigor
and energy be infused ino the Board The crculstoa
Of the bank at the present tme is only about ~ 000
ard the deposits about 0~0. The meeting scoeotsl
the report of the committee and entrusted them with
the DUTY of recommending Board of Directors OF the
bark 10 be voted for at an adjourned meeting TO be
held on Monday next
The ~ o. Pieayuae of the 18th (svening) says:
"TIe supply of first class paper hiss become very
much reduced, and offerings are considerably under
the requirements of both the banks and the brokors
Second class and low grades are more abundant bat
they continue In limited demand. Stocks and bonds.
though inactive, manifested come signs Of improve
ment. The Exchange market contiI aes lsDguid, sad
transactions show 10 variation. The only descriptions
that has indicated even moderate activity since eur
last is New York sight and the movement in this
description exhibits considerable regularity. We
pest rates az follows: Clear Sterling bills 9ia9l '
cent premium. Bills Of Lsding drafts 81 aSl v cont
premium. France 5f2lI a5fl5 y dollar. siI.y.dsy
bills on the North gIf y cent discount. Sight para
1 t cent premium.
"Ths receipts Of spscie since our last incIude some
So 900, steamship Arizona from Brazos Santiago.
About onethird Of this shipment Mexican dollars,
which readily sold to-day at 81 premium, or 4 atvaoos
quotations Of Saturday. The variation is owing
10 ateit London sdvces, which show an improvements
il raes in that market and materially increased de-
nsLd for shipment to China. rhe balsoce BY the
Arizona is in bullion, part Of which goss TO the nat
his city for coinage and tho mainder to New York
for transhp ment TO Europe"
"A dad Lob, Ga. -
ranian says:
and City Warrants selling in the sxeet yesterday
at from fee to ten v cent discount IL Il undeutoo1
that the Treasurer mas determined in Wow Of the lin
tied means a. his command, TO pay no warsots OF Q
larger amount than 500; and unless the receipts ~
revenue sbonli increase will stop payment sltogsthsr
This state Of Thugs precisely what was snhcp1~a
by all int geDt men at the beginning OF the year, -
natural result Of tho reckless aud eIfTaysgan expsaa-
ture Of the Departments the one hand and tho A.
su,d ia sncial policy of councils on the other Tbs
Commissioners of the Siokng Fond have airosfy asked
for permanent loan Of $50 900 to meet the mstanAg
Indebtedness OF 1860, and at least another HJ0O wiz
be required to iqudate tho defer. Of the presen. ye,
which already amounts 10 about $780, a. W have
shown
F,O~ The Philadelphia P,es Oct 49,
The counsel Of the city banks claim that the dus-
bills which represent the Indebtedness Of the Beck Il
Penn ylyans to those institutions shall be admitted By
the aGdtor pro rata dividend Of the funds nov N
the hands of tho sssgnees for distribution They ca
that these evidences Of indebtedness Of equity
with hose held by note holders aud deposItcrs, mas
much they received BY the banks respectively
b0ciIg them, from the Bank Of Pennsy wants, in OF.
change for equal amounts Of the notes u that insats
ton and the check Of is depostors. This demand v
objected 10 by many note holders and deposstors Who
contend that the city banks have realized from ths
collateral securities placed in their hands by the late
President Of the Bank Of Pennsyvans shortly before
bis TIP TO Europe, . much larger proportion OF their
respective Claims than can be hoped for by the con-
mon creditors and that they ought not In justice, b
permitted to coue 10 upon the general 'ns saa HAs
further dividend from the little thA Is left for those
olrty from Mr.. ABibone.
We uhceIstaId that shis point, together VI n the
question Of priority OF csims ~ between tho note-
holders. depositors and foreign holders Oh the DIN
for Ej0.uo0 is nov under argument before the
Auditor, George W. Bidde esq, who sits ct che ofRos
OF the sssigtees, in Gnggs bnildng, on Walnut street..
the claims sgairst the bsrk, including the Britsh
bill Of exchange above referred TO- but excluding the
demands Of The city banks, exceed 900 COO it may
reasonably be supposed that the sblest counsel in the
city will be Engaged in these important discussions.
BY way OF futher conplcating matters the Attorney
General Of the Commonwealth has notified ths Acdtor
that portion amounting to about &20,OOOl OF thu
claim Of the State was q special deposit, and . len
upon the property Of the bank prior 20 the sssxnnsn
He demands that th Auditor shall set aside thS sps-
cc sum with interest out OF the net proceeds OF the
sole of the banking house Ia Caestnut street. Az hs
s,uts asyer rarely ia ls 10 s-ything he undertakes It
tehCYes lie common credlttN 10 sse saG tAen lptx