New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
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The c;rcnlai OF Mr.. S,.terhwats says
Ne have had a good market foI American se?ari'
ties IN London during the psst week. ine various
state bonds usually dc ~ il hsve been Freely tssen a.
Ista rates In Railroad securities :re cnlei demanl
has been for liirc.- Central shares and bonds, me
former having advanced e. cent, ard the latter y
cent"
The Chicago Pg,ss of the 2i.h says:
THE weather has beer very tavoraoe 10 the hsr-
ves,irC Of Spring wheat, osts srd barley; aof one
week more eil probably these crops all cut. Tue
an .ty Of the Sprog wheat il aoOu the best ever pro
duced in the North West; aud while We caan9t ssy
that the crop will be large, here !. evidence sIi.ht
10 iustify us in predicting fair yied. The oas also
prou ise TO be of fine quality bat the crop IS small.
The barley will be better cured .nsn The two previous
crop: and from The sampes sent in during the past
week may eXpec. 6 good crop. The corn crop
locks well bu. if the drouh continues much longer
mus' suffer" go -
Another good crop viii bring rs oct, and the West
will be al right, s the form o, consolation ~ the a'd
of which " stern men have borne the burden OF the
hard times The good cTop il here; bu' n. prevail
ing p,ces Of al tOe great stsple. bid lar - RUE
So low fha. the economy thai has been yrsotcea ior
TWO years past must st be enforced, else 'he conn.
rvs iroubles ~ill not be r-llevef The co'nnHrca
cities Of the Atlantic 0srd ul OF import goods
-f,r the mot psrt cies OF lxury-and warket for
srge portion Of them couiifeutly locked ivr 10 the
Wet. We to-day renew our e1holtetion', osggils
Western traders - tneIr purchaee' by the
couIiry's ability 20 pay. Tasy may be assnred that
the Wes. needs and can take bat an inhnue'lms'
quan,ity Of the ship)ads Of g-Sgas ard naery wltn
which the NeF.ioik @aIenouses are loaded down.
and iha. the dealer IN he interior of limos Iowa, or
Wisconsin Who 0sre gerds .he varnngs Shi,A he may
zee in the face of asir and loads hi- shelves VITA
h pgs which ns customers are udsbe u bay or
which, buying, they canGoJ pay Tor, VIII nave penty
Of leisure 10 repent his folly
When W heat in Chi ago can find NJ buyers at
prices which will remunerate the farmer tor The cost
Of lsbor employed in is production, the ten thouand
articles Of male dsndyism and the innnmer.oe con-
cei.- Of feminine fashion have TO place IN any pralent
d. alei invoices. Wha. se need - cash 10 relieve
tie farmers of the pressure of consuSipg mortgages,
10 m bo-.s thai bear NJ ruaous rses OF Interest,
to settle long standing balances between nesho1r., 10
square up bll-, 10 pay the black amt b, the tair
shoemaker ard manufacturer OF agricultural implements
Silks yeves jewelry, watches, lsces, pianos, wines,
ana imported cigar, come with retnrnlDg prosperity
they are nadmlss Able nov. Buy igh. and be on tue
rate side. If markets improve AMI prices rise,
there vii be tCIe enonga for iuxlres tnen'
Ib regard 20 the Post, Office indebtedness ulder the
various mail contracts certificates OF which are now
selbrg in this market, Tie Washington Constitution
mas the folio wing:
The true distinction as fixed by the Hon. +. Whittle-
%x iex.: eOD-'-'' 'D' '''''''' 'i'' ' % '''
The word claim bss beer used vagl. manner
all personal demands but the n.t general .uss IN
which used and the tha. is accurate, limits IL 70
dm.pd thst are disputed u uncertain IN he'll na'n:e
under contract made in par'aance OF law eonsltes
iu making p,y usn, ,or transporting ,he mail
in h. The collect OF he
ysua.rs they draw orders The Department, or ne De
paitn them da according 70 the circumstances Of
ih Collections from Posmaser' are generally BY ne car
ri-r. authority sivsn by the Department
having dssgnst.d he Offices from which collections are 20 Do
Ordes are drawn b. mail Contractor. py fr expenses
necessarily TO b. incurred ir tsnspas the mail and generally
a'ssH.- wdh ne Ador - be pad "nen dl7, ihs Deear-
inrnt .hsi th' BE- indebted 20 ths coutrae,Ir
My 'oueu. Z. that ordinary DEBT, aud accounts against
10 Gly-m-u shich have been eg'l contrad sad e-v-r
nj claims within ;ar niesoins Of 70 ''sa:e',
CO IN a
me- esT sSa H. e " s.{ eTi
epaymsat If duties tens q aor, whi;n have be-l
r'rcsd e.ped snd such ;ases Of es'e are g'aly
r,iErd % tie Conn.,e on Cims iud 70 Committees o.her
Than the Con n.i,tee u Ways and hesDs
The accounts Of NAL Contractors are for services ua'
ier Contracts msde N pursuance u Law; they sre
sud'ei accordingly by the aa1itor for the Po't-Oice
Department whocertiIss the snount due, dcc1TdRg
10 idr to the Postmss,er General and the st.ie
which sre tbereup)n issued clear and uuiJIo,edy
rsHos 9f dbt, % which the statute Oi February 70,
1888, does lot e; al apply
The Al5any Jou-.al nas been furnished wiki the
following tens from toe Bank Department:
There are 800 banks in operation. A few Of them
rather ciatory In making their reports; did
hot report a. all tue last tSO 10 Oh the 10th iGst
The Bs1k of Whi,eball late ilcorp)rs,ei whose
charter expired 18th Of June has .nlzsd and
ported for the first time q Banking Ass )c.a'i0n.
The Eage Bank Of Rochester aud the M4nlfac,lrers'
Bank II Rochester under liw passed at the .st sss-
zion Of The Legislature have united and report under
lie Ds1ie o: " The Traders Bank of K chester"
The Niagara River Bank lVf Buffalo, IN 1er auOther
law Of the last session, has changed us " The
Loekpor City Balk, and its location 70 Lockpor, ant
reports.
The Medina Bank ste ndivd1i has become &
Barking As-Ocalon since -sst report, and reports.
J. " Hung erfoIt's Bank, CJrn.pg sni II. VI. Good
dard Co.'S Bank, Canton, now report tyr tAe fsst
tine a. Individual Bankers.
THE INTERNATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY.
To "a E1sro,o of Ia e T.,k.