New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

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The Speaker Of the Pennsylvania House laid before
n a communication from the Auditor-General, trans
hitting in pursuance Of the provisions of the third sec
ton Of the act Of the Legislature of Pennsylvania
pa.sd Feb g. 1896 entitled "A further supplement to
de net entitled An net for the improvement Lscka-
yaxen, psssed March I3, 1873, statement OF the
anoupt OF toll on the Delaware and Hudson Canal,
within the State of Pennsyya during the year 1869
which was s3JO,lI7 q. OF the total amount of tolls
collected on the Canal during the year. the sum appor-
,ioped under the rules Of the Company to the Penn
vvlvsuis section, is sos 81 93-the superintendent Of
earnings between the New-YoSk and Pennsylvania
see,ions Of the Canal being made according 10 the ex
tent o: navigation used in each State Two dividends
Of 81 y cent each were declared by this Company
one in June and the other in December, ls60-sfier
paving which. the fnnd was S52l ,0i3 81.
The Ks,curk DAILY Advertiser is after the State
Tressurvr. II says;
Tsny,o.. pSnk Note Reporter calls attention the delay In
sSR .d ., November p hsd cIrcaou q sessS
STOCKS worth SO 800 which would Ps{ seoas 70
S about The tine that he Cataract City Bank dd and So
& en- ';f s pP8s I9d ..s s9S an. nd
lo kswYok currency taken and held WITH coincidence
sr't, State Treasurer IN dosing up bands that nobody
v give over togO oent foI Cs'a[s Guy bsna NOtsi Ise
sss. srs .. small druonaion, forced III. poor
wi r. ssse sS @I Become or" BBb s ses thai
Treasurer Of Newyeey be called uPCE ior so@e
such dy tHgh De well for the good bank oceT,
New Jerse TO take into sion ho~ their interest Is
saeed the destruction Of confidence 10 New Jeey money
ou ibs cut Of the delay closing broken banks the New
jersey laws defective it is time they were amended the
ssihnr can be done it time to discriminate against New
Iy ~. ;Ss L PS Ss ss Of is .. cSaay
and viii doubtless receive the attention IL needs
The Pennsylv Committee on Banks has refused
10 report favoraby on the bill read by Ar. Patterson,
which authorizes tie banks suspend specie payments
until February, 1869. The Philadelphia Ledger says
ON this subject:
AOoue.pOnaent at Harrisburg good u,ny q these inst
say md AceOdins toI mouth pas. have 'efe.ed s d,
counts for hs purpose o. bringing on 'ueh a 70 con-
Er wound dpiecisis country bill. s;oiaey
would come OF the unfortunate bl-hOlder
The Chicago Tribune says:
The Exchange markets steady today ats cent psenn,oE
be ever ook 10 an early reduction l. believed present s
bs Tntsiesd II. SayS, PaS. nd S.n 1Un;
very hight and continue while the hss rate S. '3
saPs 9oH ct saa if sSs spei ready
Discount the legal rate. VIZ: 10 :, cert Ieee oomp, va
Der very little advance can obtained above the regular bah
fste-BaIsp cent Is sbou, tie range
The 81. LOUIS Democrat remarks:
hi.repOrted on good authority that the Committee on finance
n ~ ssts of our Leslsiure report BIN in oppot
oouiDuDg present bAnksble fund system AFTER oar banks
a o"de by certain psItis howeyer prevent legislation Of
his Kind yei trusted that there is suihcint nsosenoe
nature spene pays banking lsv, equal In al respects to he
best banking system IN the Union.
There ia q more cheerful feeling among the Dry
Goods men than We have been able 70 record for the
last three months. AL ofthe firms established on the
Is nst and many of the older houses are beginning
TO make preparations for the opening season and have
already been in the market during the past week, COM
pleting stocks They have bought with great caution
selecting only the most desirable styles, and have con-
fined their purchases Ia limited quantities, rather than
contracting literally, ar is customary at this season Of
the year. This absence Of speculation in Domestic
Goods is belthy feature Of the trade, and may prove
OF great advantage TO the manufacturer well the
distributor II il all times unfortunate for the
fcturer to sell his goods TO the sPecustors for, while
be is led to suppose that it II the result of an actual de-
Dand for consumption he increases bis production, and
often finds the market suddenly overstocked, when be
expected scarcity, while it seldom proves advsnt'
ageous 70 the obber Let the jobber oondne ms pur
chases to the legitimate demands Of his customers, and
the manufacturers will not overload the mar
ket, and entail losses upon themselves and
al Of the dealers in their fabrics. We do
not look forward TO extensive home demand
for goods this sessor 70 the trade must be restricted TO
tioee houses who Lot only have connections with tho
Wr and the Northern interior but have undoubted
credit. Those Witch have hitherto exclusively de-
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