New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
The receipts of the Macon and Western Road for the
.acond week in November were 81 900.

ro,,, 2O2 OF
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Road for the
second week in November were 1890.
The telegraph brings us adyices to-day of the susp l.
sion of the Planters Union and State Banks of Tennes-
see We hear OF no further suspensions at the SOUTH
and the impresson is general that the Mobile and New
Orleans Banks will continue to pay specie. We have,
also, accounts of growing at Boston in the Money
market and that the banks feel confident of being able
TO relieve the merchants without endangerng them
selves. Here the Money market, on demand Is easy
for all legitimate purposes at cent with occasional
loans on favorte colaterals at y cent In paper the
change if any, sno for the better. The rates IN the
discount houses are still high, l00l2 y cent for the
best names at sixty days to four months, and l59lo
cent for what usually considered very good sigma
| tures Even at these rates, the amount of paper
which can be passed ia very limited, and parties having
no bank facilities find but little relief than they
did lart week Capitalists who usually employ their
funds in paper appear shy. 1t s probable that they
fear the results of the political agitation in the mercan-
tile world and using their money in some other
| way. Having one 10 serve but themselves, they
have not the necessity as the banks have to ignore this
element of the financial condition of the country
About 400 600 went South to-day in gold and smaller
amount to Canada. Treasury Notes continue depressed
and are sellnga lpercent discount forCustom-House
purposes. dispatch from Buffalo announces the sus-
| pension of VIM o. Brown g. Co., on Saturday. The
aggregate Of shipments of specie to Europe since Janu-
ary is $i 800 600, against so 100000 to same time
in 1889 The Underwriters Of this city held to-day,
meeting at the office Of the Grocers' Fire Insurance
| Company, with the view of fixing uniform standard
of rates The meeting was duly organized, and adj
| iouned till next Monday.
The Missouri State Treasurer has issued the follow
| ing notice
TRlAsURER's OFFICE, jefferson City,
Nov. 81, 1860.
Missouri Raiiroad Bonds-Notice is hereby given
10 all holders of Missouri Railroad bonds that the cOu-
Mons for the semi-annual interest on said bonds will be
| naid on presentation at the Bank OF Commerce. III
Now-York on and after the Let day of January next
A. w MORRISON, State Treasurer
Tie Lowell Manufacturing Company has declared a
dividend Of $40 share payable on the LIST of Decem
Der to stockholders the close of business Dist inst
As the par value of shares is 5000 this makes dyi
denp of 81 = cent, or IL y year According to the
report Of the Directors the debtof the company only
| e, 4OS on a capital of S2OOO,OOO
Judge Powell Of Peoria ILL.,, has granted an inunc-
ton against the Chicago Burlington, and Quincy Rail
road and Moss Harding & Co., restraining them from
inter1uptng the through trains Of the Peoria and
Oquawka Railroad, from Gaesburg and Burlington.
dispatch from st. Louis states that sight drafts on
New-York very scarce, and range from 8 to
cent premium. Missouri funds and Illinois and Wis
consin currency were sold T. cent below banksbe
funds, and gold was 6 y cent premium for the same
funds.
The Weekly Statement of Bank Averages shows a
general contraction in all the items, but the great
change of Thursday and Friday last in the loan line
makes the statement of but little value. We print II,
however, as usual as matter Of record. The actual
amount of the loan line at the close Of business on SAT-
uriay was $27 ia 600, instead of sl>25lS,OOO as
shown in the average statement. These figures show
an actual expansion during the week Of nearly five
millions Of dollars asthe average last Monday WAS de-
clning one. This shows that the Banks have been
faithfully carrying out their agreement of Wednesday.
The actual amount Of specie in bank this morning
over $4,000, 600 not including the $l,l0O,OO0 re.
ceiyed by the Ariel. The offerings for discount
tomorrow are quite irregular at some of the banks
being very large while others they smaller than
yas antcipated. We trust the bank managers will
aid their dealers literally. II s time to look back
now They have taken bold and important step, and
the policy of expansion should be thoroughly tested.
Great relief has already been experienced and the
action of the banks is highly spoken of by mouths of
| "wisest censure." They should not neutralize the
good effects already produced by any timd or selfish
action They are a unit, and unit inn
pregnabe. The equalization of the specie will prob
ably commence tomorrow; the Committee too
buoy to-day to make the necessary requistions About
600 600 OF certificates have been issued upon depos
ts Of bills receivable but many Of them have not been
used several large banks having taken them out,
which did not need hem keep in countenance those
that did.
TABLE Of the Loans Spece Circulation, aud Dcpos Of the
Banks Of the CITY heS York. for The ioeek ending Sdta
day Noe "a 1900 10 hh an red The Capital Q edeh Bank