New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

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TIE active movement in money continues although
some what less marked among stock-houes than was
last week. The demand for discounts at the banks 10
larger than they meet and consequently hgo rates
are established in outdoor transactions. Leading four
and tx month";, paper is passed at ga I'D cent, VITA
very little below p cent. There seems to be an
Of distrust in regard to paper, which has
been increased by the failure announced yesterday.
Demand loans are nomiually 7 y cent, but in some
cases higher rates have been paid on fstcasa cola-
eralr. Treasury Notes have cold to-day to consid-
cradle extent at 4 p cent discount for 81 cents,
aud Lilo p cent premium for y cents. The gold
by the California steamer not Being in demand Tor
sLipment, has been mottly Deposited on the
option Of the owner, for few days, to call
for coins or barr A considerable amount hAs been
deposited for coins. As the Sub-Trssury here has
now no bullion fund, depositors obliged TO wait the
slow process Of consge, rome three or four weeks,
before receiving returns. This is great embarrass-
men and the gold has been cold by the parties receis-
ing il at p ceLt discount in consequence. We con-
tinue TO draw some gold from Boston, but we are
losing much larger amounts to the South, where, ac-
cotds to present appearances, we must send two or
three millions more in settlement Of balances and for
the transfer books of the Reading road from this city
| has we hear been abandoned.
Attbe request of the Commercial Bank of Buriing-
ton, w. print the annexed certificate Of the BACK
Comn.issiorer of that State. The opinion of Bank
| Commirsioner however, we do not consider OF much
| value in regard to the solvency Of a bank.
BANK CowxssroyEKs OFFICE, BEssseToS, w., Jan 1869
hereby certify, that the 2eh Of December 1879 made
;S's a. Z: %ssI
enA sS s sss an p available afa. exceeding $500 alter
mS,,ss poy.on for ali ia liabilities and deducins ca
.pnS Of ssto and the Commercial Bank Ike surplus Of
$3.50 sr providing for sni animal dividend Oh scV'
1881 have been acquainted personal, with The msnsse. Of
snd regard them cautious men and sac
BEEN ws H.
s as cna S sSn ANN .Vs
s sssy B. GARDNER Bank Commissioner OF Vermont
The explosion is usualy the first information Bank
Commissioner has of the insolvency of a bank.
We Occasionally receive communications respecting
the Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad, sometimes ask
ing for and at others imparpg Information, but we
have rarely printed them, because they are generally
in length quite dspropoioped to the importance 70 the
general public of the matters involved. The truth II
regard to the Company, according TO The best norna
ton we can Obtain Ia simply that while the earnings
have been ent,rly adequate, they have not been sp
led TO the payment OF the interest on the First Mort
gage boz de- which is now than eighteen months
| in ariears- Committee appointed by portion,
perhaps majority Of the parties In interest," who, up
TO the present time have not succeeded In doing any
thing and as soon as they dtncy announce their In
ability 10 accomplish the object OF their appointment
and r.sisp it is expected they will the only obstacle
10 tho mutation of proceedings by individual bond
holders will be removed and measures will be then
taken it'll view 10 foreclosure snd sale. In fact al
are assuIed these measures will be taken IN either
event. but will he rendered less complicated II the Co
operaon the Trustee be obtained, as 1t probably
cappot be while there exists Committee holding au-
II ory ION mujor part of the bondhoders 10 act in
| the premises.
The Committee appointed at the meeting Of the Di-
recto,s of the Toledo and Wabash Railway Company,
On the I'd Of December to consider the financial posi-
ton Of the Company and s probable revenues Tor the
wear and 10 recommend such relasve to the
interest due aud 10 become due toe Second Mortgage
Boz az ia their opinion may be proper and expedent
under the circumstance have reported that, having
inv. stigaled the accounts they find that the present
outstanding Liabilities Of the Compsny are as folloWs
yrgprp DEBT.
| First Moitssse Bonds of the Toledo
epd Illinois RsiIoud Co., principal $1,000. ~.
due Aug |, lse5...."...:...:.:.. 10000 70
First Sortsase Bsnes Of the Lake
Erie Wabsrh ard 81. Lo-hRail
road Co.. principal due August l. ~ -. -. o., a., 49,, M
Interest i.fs PAY able heb ano Aas;L
second honga.e bonds Of the To-
Irdo and " sbs,h Railroad Co.
f.i NJ, snd Eo'................. 10000 10
Second Mortsase Bones Of tho Wa
bash ard Western Rail1aJ Com
n,turi dueN f.