New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21
since Jan. l.:

Mes.rs Raynor Il Blackwell have sold the piece of
land sn Broadway, 69th-et, ard l0tb-ays, l36 feet
fronting Broadway, i39 feet fronting 69th.st l2i feet
fronting loth.av and rs feet in. in depth on the
north line about lots with several small buildings
The land that rent for 500 year; sold for s26oco.
Troy aPo report tho alo of lots north side of GSth
ST. including the four lots n. W. 5Sth-st and 9th
ay., the others adjoining west, for $2l 600.
printed circular, signed by all the Cashiers OF the
Albany Barbs has been issued an Forwarded TO the
officers OF our Safe Banks generally, inviting their at
tenon to echeme for the formation Of au Association
having for s object the detection and punishment Of
the engraytrs and manufacturers OF counterfeit and
altered PAGER money, such Assocation 10 be composed
Of the officers of Danks in this State and to be kno
the "NewYork State Society for tie Detection and
Punishment Of Coun.e.'ei,eTs and Aere's OF Bank
Notes" 1t proposed bs. each Bank shall contribute
$40 PER aDnpm, for the present, and rot rore, at y
time, than So On each $lC0 eco of is capi al. The
projectors state at coma length what they
regard az the adyaptages to result TO
the banks and to the public from the effects Of sGch
soeiey the chief Of hch is the suppression ofcoaner
ftting not 30 much by furnishing the aterers as the
makers OF spurious paper money, whom they expect
70 discover by oilers Of liberal rewards that may frc-
qucny induce their customers the buyers of the spu-
rious money, 10 expose them. Such plan, II judi
ciousy pursued, would doubtless, be productive Of
much good II would certainly render the bogus on.
eravinl business q much hazardous than Is
ut present, ould deter many from embarkng their
capital and talents in ID. and lessen the facilities, now
abundant, OF obtaining we-engrayed Issues of spu-
rors paper. Letters this subject may he addressed
to the Cashier OF either Of the Albany Banks.
TIE money pressure continues to aneliOrste, and
occasional demand loans made on Governnn Mt and
State Securities at So T. cent. The current rate,
however, il still 6a7 p cent, with much increased
supply There !. lair activity in the discount houses,
with out Important change in rates. Sixty day accep-
tsnces of prominent names 60 ut 7aS cent, and
four and six months dstes at Sag cent. These
rates, Of course, only for wellknown mercantile
s9natures Ga. Of this description, rates are very
irregular, ranging from l0GlJ y cent although in
trinsicaly, the paper mny be irst-clsss The Banks
are moving eonseryrivey, showing no disposition TO
expand.
Mr.. VIM. b. Ogden has taken possession Of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Road, az Re-
e,iver, with the sopEent Of all parties. Some arrange
mont, n is believed, will be made, by which the
Receivsrship will be broken up.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 18th says:
We have reduced the imports and exports Of Pro.
visions at this port since Sept. TO pounds and below
u the comparison. This does not include Lard or Beef
Is5s.'ee. 1s5s-,ss.
fxpots.....'' 30 2o6sltoo
Imports. T,56s93t a,2s5sIo
The receipts, it ia seen, about million pounds
short this year, while in the exports there differ
ence worth naming. In the amount Of Hog products
manufactured q, This place this scason. the increase