New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-06

These issues are secured by the following stocks de-
posted with the Treasurer Of the State:
Missouri g. S. $1,000; Louisiana 6s,
sls2 North Carolina S. 5000 George 7 s4seo yi5.
Sies S g. Ohio g. 5000 Penn.yiv.ni. s. 500
Indiana g. $1,000 Indianas' s'sco; Indiana sis sassl
Total, sl,i9S,l Sl.
The annexed extract Of letter from Chicago Is
based upon official information:
Th. dividend Of declared BY this Company the
m November declared out Of cash then on hsnd TO the
amount Of after payueu. In full Of al interest and
sinking fund due well al current expenses Nearly enough
been RENTED NewYok before the regent e in exchange
at an average Of only about hreeou Of cent Our
WR Ry. %s Will l ssy be- Better S IL
spite political troubles and disturbance of the currency
there hs o sis
Minnesota @ full Of whs and soJn Ssd In ana
The wheat and must remain until Spring and Sum
this Winter"
In regard to suspension The 81. Louis Republican
says:
1.-THE banks o. Missouri which have Just suspended ye;
strong and have the confidence Of the State They have good
assets OF October they had four ons and
half specie y.us That may have been
po re, @ IL PSYIs HSi1S
period whore msy be dawn ssains, moderate premium and
Tor T. They WIN It Discount such as good PiPe.
ys e SS mem ibis they viii
best commend themselves the favor Of the Leature
BY the Suspension specie PsyeDts There other chartered
Institutions n the city Of whose course OF soton under existing
circumstances informed They WELD much influence
10 monetary sars But the law restricts them dealing
run counter to Ss.e fe.Cns We hope I. al events. that
they win SO act to aid in the common Purposeto advance
may seem be.t
The Chicago Pres has the following remarks upsn
the money market. meeting Of merchants, as at
NewYork has been called to consider measures of re-
lief:
Exchange New York sen.iby closer and ceiling rate.
AZ Hank
for customers and IS spsngy possible a. that Ibe feet
pori Usually ct this season rates could not
have been maintained high for long period There
Die currency Light under the enormous rstes L.
the supply does no. seem to keep with absolute neese.
rhen wholesale dealers forced buy they long
S they the Winter Of f0Is Much dspssd 60 uD % &
turn financial matters take IN NewYork he money market
ss sa there 20 mat pS1 ssS provision dc;.r feel
hnpessM upon the Exchange market Of The buying
7as. Little wanted"
The Proci1ence Journal of yesterday reports:
The Money srke. presented especially feature yu
very liberal their ordinary customers ssrssatns Ia The
whole It's reported about s6Ooooo Many Of the obligations
months no,s and ds TpV n,a part ss
banks suffering dirnihed popularity Just now Out
New funds than saturday wore quck
banks by way of indictment for discounts."
AT Cincinnati money rates outside Of the bank ruled
at - to "a v cent. The market for New-York Elk.
change continues in the downward soale. 1t opened
Saturday at prem buying, and PROM selling, bot in
the afternoon some Of the houses drew at prem. and
none Of them were free buyers at l. The offerings of
produce checks were fair and the receipts in the aggre
gate, were somewhat greater than the demand. This
with the increasing calls for currency tends to depress
prices. prem. selling.
The annexed Breadstuff statistics frou the Circu
lar of Mr.. Edward Bill:
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