New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
{ january:

Treasury United States Washington D. c. $50 %, o.
Assistant Treasurer Boston, Mass......... eg 8.
Assistant Treasurer Newly l5B55l .
Assistant Treasurer Philadelphia, Pa......... 1913 y
Assssut Treasurer New Orleans Ls......... $3.50 oi
Assistant Treasurer st, Louis Mo.......... S,2S Y
Dopostsry at baltimore Md"............. l22loo 81
Derostary at Richmond, Na........'.'.''..' Sgg ~
DepostaIy at Norfolk Va.................... 2JIi
Dsposifsry al Wilmington n. C............... 7ol ~
Depostay at Savannah OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lO0lJ D,
Depository al Mobile, 6565
Depository at Nashville, Tenn.........,....'. DOL "
DeIositary Cincinnati Oho................. l2sS ~
Dcpostary al Louisville Ky................ l9n IS
Depo sitary at Galveston, 2s55i 81
BB SPSsiay at t 953s 3
Depository at Pittsburgh Hasting). 1l4l9 3.
Depostsry Little Rock, Ak.............. g 54g "a
B PcPo.isy at at T peto q
Dc Fosy at Omaha Gi,y.:.......... lsst g.
Depository Oregon City, OTegon.......... 5lSS "a
Assay Office Newly tS-sS V we
Branch Mins 6Rs1ottc n C........... 83oo0 90
Branch Mint Dahlouegs Ga.................... I4O ~
RfaHeb Mint SswoTiean., 4 s., g, % g
Branch Mint San Francisco, Cal..'''.'.''' ooo" W
D., s5l g 45 "a g g
$l475s22 60
Deduct difference ia tTaustTs............. -@iV W
Net amount subject to draft ......,.. ~ 1873 O2 TO
The transfers oriAed are a follows:
To Treasury L. States Washington, d. c. $4,000 90
To Assistant Treasurer San Francisco Si...'. SS0 W.
sIO97,5OO 90
From Assistant Treasurer NevYork " Y... slG7o $40 90
~ Asssrt Treasurer Al New Orleans La. 1910 %
oi5 100 90
The Money market, according 10 the evidences
which movements in the business world furnish he's
passed its maximum Of plethors, and We are now sp-
parsntly a. the entEsuce OF period of greater actv-
ity in its employneot. With the opening OF Spring
the promises of business cheerful and coiDeident
with the returning lie and activity in trade must
come as natural sequence avery welcome disturb
snce Of the huge Masses of idle capital which have
been rolling over sluggishly aud unhestSily in the
great oenters Of business st low rates OF interest.
Activity in money however is far from indicating an
approach to scarcity. Discount rates may advance,
of course but NO. beyond the legal standard for many
mouths and the only change TO be expected IS more
profitable employment of capital with an abundsnce
At the advanced rates. Whoever sees in this cause
for alarm. must have laborsd under the dilu-
siou that the money sur:elt which has pre-
vailed so lOpg has been OF advantage 70 the blsi-
ess interests of the country. The prospect OF more
active empt yment of capital SO far from giving &C
casion for alarm should be hailed with gra.ic atom,
as a sign of recovery from paralysis ard stAgnaton.
AS the accumua ohs Of cspltal IN the large cI.es ae
disturbed and moved in various directions, industry
aud ENTERPRISE will everywhere awaken, aod the re-
turn OF Interest figures to anj per cent, 10 place OF
3 and T. will be the quckening Of trade throu ;hcut
toe land In this there l,.le cause for panc even
the Stock Exchasge for the same car 'es when raSe
the value Of money operate upon The business OF tue
Railway, aud will presently give Us tIafc returns ia
more benefca TO the Stocks, than the mere pl7'ho-
IA OF money.
We hesr unpleasant; runners in regard to the condle'
and language of the representatives of the four great
railroad lines recently il convention q, Washington
We h,sr Of spgry woIds, Of cencoed dsts shaEen IN
ctuteInens faces OF The lie being given of apologies
for suits being demanded ard obtained under threats
Of on adjournment and resort to the Code II Honor,
&C. al OF winch submit, if the statements De true,
ve had rc =. Ut TO lcok fcT frcm Convention Of gen