New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

at the Banking Office of Messrs Thompson Brothers:
N Y. Currency. Virginia
New-Jersey. ...........l50- Michigan. O.
Philadelphia Tennessee sss;sn ltSt
Interior ebnsylvanis.. Ia Louisiana. O.
Ohio Ky and indiana. Ia Canada. t9
Carolina and Georgia. Ia Missouri. 20a+
DkAP1s AND CHECKS =,
On Phadelphia On Chicago.
On Baltinore.......... Is ION St. Louis ....... II
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I5On Detroit.
On Cincinnati ......... 3On New.orlesns l
Bank Of England Notes y
Bank of France p Franc.
Mexican poIlsrsSi Is English Silver. 81 81 "a IS
Spanish Dollar S Species: ., Hail Do,: OF
French CTowns......... iO Old Am Quarter Dollars "a
German Crowns o. Spanish qIa era esS s,b
49I L ~
GOLD.
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Twenty FrsPis: s9Iios Anu Sc. prem
Ten Guiider Pieces... seBsnk Of England Notes. s.
The Boston Post says;
The money market has settled into a condition OF
almost extreme duness There is no activity to it
the demand for credit being light and the supply am
pie in comparison. Any thing good will readily bring
the cash at about y cent at the banks, which have
continued TO gain specie all along and no hold nearly
five and half millions, with large supply OF New
proving but 1t can scarcely be more than moderate,
ard all can hope from IT in monetary way, Is
that its necessities will prevent credit from dechnog
below the legal rate. Money must be easy enough Tor
come time but it is to be hoped 1t will not be lower
than it il now. The stock market continues firm
and upward for dividend securities Of all kinds In
fayorlte sorts much business is done outside and at
auction.
The ~ o. Picoyune Of the 10th says:
"Tbe movement for the week ending this evening
9TH disclosed a marked dimnution in the demand for
accommodation and exceedingly irregular operation
In both Foreign and Domestic Exchange. The Banks
have had ample offerings of paper throughout and
most Of them have discounted to the extent OF their
meaps; aud the outdoor movement was for two or
three DAYS very active, but toward the close OF the
week il has materially diminished. Rates OF discount
have undergone no quotable change, but strictly
paper has been placed upon favorable terms than
heretofore and in exceptional cases fractional decline
has been submitted to by capitalists"
From the annual report of the Galena and Chicago
Railroad Company we reprint the following report Of
the Engineer of the Company, and also the summary
of the operating expenses for the year Just closed with
the figures for the corresponding items for the previous
year of 1853, in an adjoining column;
The total shows a saving for the year 1893 OF
slOi 2Il s. notwithstanding about $50 900 more have
been expended in repairing and improving the track
which has been put, according to the engineers
report in better condition-together with the road
bed cuverts and bridges-than it was the year BEFORE
The President states that the items of fuel and OIL
and waste will show further considerable reduction
this year and that other economies are introduced
which will lessen still the current expenses oil
operating the road The item for damages is much In
ere ased by the final settlement of old claims originating
in 1858