The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02

1859. Loans. Deposits. Specie. CsrustdtioW.
Feb ola 2se,63ooo l4S,s7eOoo ,ooe @sN 900
1 1s1 5 sss &c Sc
July e-ls 2N, 81 900 las2i4ooo zsleS 900 2sa@,ooo
sepiS-is. aas, iaS Is Oss s7sasCOS
Sepl7-26 224 237 900 123 600 A 900 n 075 goo
esp IL ~ Il sS
Oct sls. 226 24S 900 600 42s2s000 BAT 600
DC 22-Noy 226 73s 900 900 705 eco q
Oc 29Nov 900 900 GOO IS 100 $40
Nov 6-4 23ost6 GOO 100 3o7 900 427eoooo 742 900
Nov 1222 23l oo0 l2e i6 900 Al 772o9o 81 600
Nov 1925 23l ,523 032 40 81 54oa3a
Dec 49,. 317 2a3 Al 0ss esI Is
Dec l727. 232ss2,iS5 100 ,ols 4o4svs6 1854 $40
1850.
Jan. 10. eso1ss1o 127ol45ss ss,es5 1874 90.
Jan. 7t6. 3949 o30 12S 6697sO 4ool5 ESQ I'll 6e6
Jan. H21 Z34 S7 $50 100 362lll 40326 300 cal
j. 2-Fb g. 4so 1sOs2ss 80, Al e65 PAL 274
Feb AZ oSs las 4s7 Al ss2 2ss so42s 2ss
Feb 1875. ,ssl1o 1872 44s69 soss 524 .52 $40
The specie is increasing and will increase; if the
loans could be kept down, the country might look
forward to great prosperity of business in the TO-
ture.
In the suits upon the mortgages Of the New York
and Erie Railroad orders were entered yesterday
directing references to compute the amount due
upon the mortgages ON which foreclosure proceed.
ings have been sufficiently advanced for that pur.
pose, being the second fourth and fifth, the rights
of the third mortgage bondholders being protect
ed in the orders in the lower suits and also an or
der Of reference to determine what property of the
company is embraced within the several mort
cages, and what adjustments should be made in
respect to payments by the Receiver since
the property came into his hands. These pro-
ceedngs contemplate a sale under the fifth mort
gage, subject to all priof rights for the purpose of
carrying out the plan of reorganization and
securing the rights of the unsecured bond
holders and stockholders without surrender
of any Of the prior liens or rights. all Of which are
fully recognized and secured. The order of refe-
renee in the second mortgage suit contains pro-
visions under which holders of the bonds, who de-
sire to do SO, may exchange their bonds for third
mortgage bonds if satisfactory arrangements are
made for that purpose before the sale under the
referees report An order was also entered al.
recting the receiver after due notice. to pay all the
interest matured on the second mortgage bonds
up to the LIST Of March instant, and extending the
receivership Of Mr.. Marsh to all the suits for the
benefit of all parties These proceedings, while
they do not surrender or waive any legal rights of
the respective trustees, or those whom they repre.
sent, are greatly for the benefit of all Interested
the unsecured bondholders and stockholders aa
wen as the mortgage bondAolders.
The business of the Sub Treasury to day was "a
follows:--
Total receipts. 1851 OIL AZ
- TOT CUSTOMS. $1,000 90
Total payments Observation-Disclosures. 4sj 500 ~
,6Ci $50 e3
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $26,siG,e53 81, and the balances
81 ,s5l ,lG9 90.
The Hoboken Land Company's Railroad bin
has passed both branches OF the New Jersey lie.
gislature, and awaits the Governors signature 10
become law. The Newark Daily Of last evening