New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13

Bonds and Mortgages. 255,i5l 10
Bis psvable 1855 50
Tnc.fe ed Dividends. ................... ssO56 80
Expenses of operating the Road paid in .,,ee
Coupons and interest; accrued to Sep -.
rn ,e%se account; Balance Sept 30 16S1oi2 ii
Total. 4i7 so
The Schenectady Ne1rs, referring to the rumors of
Mr.. Wizards resignation, says: owe are happy to
announce to ali who feel interested in the matter that
there is not one word of truth in any such statement,
and all that has been said about his intention of resign
ing is the merest speculation"
. The Philadelphia, from Havana to-day, brings $780,,
600 in Spanish gold. A commercial circular says;
ExcHasers-unt within two days the market has been
oopnr alarmed fearing unfavoiabe about the
Of affairs in the United States. About S2oo strictly
prime bills NewYork Boston and Philadelphia have changed
hands at 6d7 cent premium In STERLING very Mite doing
but finn the quotations Exchange on Paris for
paper Up bs se osne having
mended TO the Government the emission OF +2o0OO in the
Den To be- granted and for to be carried out
week when is the general belief that the amount will be
according the or less necessity the market
At Philadelphia there is no quotablechangein Money.
The demand outside the Banks however, is not large,
but capitalists are very cautious and the best paper
difficult to negotiate at | a Il T. cent. T. month.
Exchange and Specie without any material var
iation.
The Rochester Union says:
On Saturday large number Of New York business and
eger for banking produce and houses came up tns
others westward Among those who spent Sunday here
H. Wolfe These men are out for the purpose Of con-
feng with customers the present state OF financial Affairs
making collections, selling paper at discount &C we under
stand Of merchants who have plenty OF funds
purchased their paper Saturday due from three toh months
hence OF discount which afford them handsome returns
fo their il they sell goods at cost 1t is gratifying
fact that have merchants who able take ad
Of the times and buy then immature paper But the in
indicates great pressure upon the NeYork jobbes
desers or desire 10 put the best position pos
sibe TO meet general crash
The Boston Trareller SAYS:
Money continues tight but the sharp tIingency which wa so
marked few days since has somewhat abated and more hope
ful feeling prevails in the mercantile community.
The banks daily gaining strength and are rendering good
service to their cgsiomes in many cases dco1hng beyond
at the Clearing House has worked well and benehcay aided
the banks extending increased accommodations to the business
public
The Boston Post SAVE:
certain facts in detail to somewhat more favor
able than they hsys recently ruled we GsnnSs ePec AK g
trust are powerful in their vruence But let US look at the
favorable circumstances Of the market In the first place Boston
must be nearly all Of debt to New any rate she
must nearly all the bank drafts for specie and bank
the New York institution Secondly New York fund. be
coming toesby abundant State street and there seems to be
es we'll spare from her actual and prospective
Thirdly exchanges New Yort Southern port, adyanc
ing ard further considerable shipments Of coin southward are
more probable than they scented 10 be- three days
Fouh there must be large amount Of gold already on the
kt and thereby TO assist Fihy the produce exports
continue large the financial and political hubbub and
there ground for believing that in spite Of the Bank of
England the fall Of merchandise specie win continue flow
from EuroPe ana the more WIN G r cu sscs
Of the encouraging elements Of the present
They snd some Of them are OF comparatively
To the list may be added the fact important any
very little each other An amount Of lquda
has been accomplished in cities within sixty days ruin
individuals to be but materially helping the community
in settling dovn upon firm foundation At present the neces
say demand for credit is light The community II It does not
any gyiy get along with very little for some times
willie matter Of mole that Hospg funds are increasing N
the street and that people willing to lens Oh CAL a. any RATE are
But still the actual truth Of close and hard money marke;
quite rapidly it but the country banks are drawing
heavily and many owing large bsanetr to fbe city
ance that the Of banks have recently dmn
ihed Authorized checks must be paid at all events and money
The banks lost ssoOo on saturday NewYork funds are
comparatively abundant Probably coin in small lots to
country banks and coin into the pockets OF raveers Exchange
0 Philadelphia to 81 discount
We learn from Tile Chicago Tribune that on Mon
day next the trial of j. w. Bsse for an alleged
spiracy TO bum the Rock Island Railroad Bridge will
commence in the Recorders Court Of Cook County.
The Rock Island bridge is link in the great East and
West thoroughfare connecting the Rock Island Rail-
road with the Mississippi and Missouri Road and CON-
pletng the line of uninterrupted communication be-
Our readers are aware of the long-pendng litigation
set on foot by st. Louis and the steamboat interest
against this bridge. That case is in tho Supreme
Court Of the United States after having through
the United States District Courts both of Illinois and
Iowa. The interests involved are of great magnitude,
and upon the final decision depends the construction
abandonment ofnumerous contemplated railroad bridges
the naygable streams in various parts of the
country. These facts give increased interest to the
trial Of the alleged conspiracy case about to take
place III this city. To satisfy very general demand,
we shall publish full reports Of the testimony both pro
and con- The case understand, has been set for
Monday next by agreement Of parties, and presume
il il sure 10 come on at that time.
Exchange was quoted at Sal y cent at Milwaukee
on Friday. The Sentinel says:
Some largest dealers making arrangements send
the Wheat they bold the seaboArd directly Liverpool hop
ing by avoid the immense sacrifice they would
make by selling NeWYork under the present
Affairs Port packers find difficulty in obtaining all the
they need and that prices have down
perety safe point they taking all that offered freely
usual.
The 81 LOuiS Democrat SAYS:
Money as look little better in respects yet rather
in others In the matter OF discounts there j. i'm
povemeut several Of the Banks buying all the produce bills
offered rates and all renewing the paper Of such ask
should receive such accommodation
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