New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11
IN ClmmeLc,II RINlLIn snys.

The Commercial BuhtitH SAYS:
Ths Boston market about much Of nuliy Il
want ,s many hauh rswuy shares They knon
well sustained by toe small Investment demand Outside Of
hr.c and the various own city and Stale bonds In favor
come The pcuais" railways b. which there t'ro pec move
m"t ' nov and tho manufacturing shares which ,tcced
iy heavy ard slow Of SAFE and which only prevented from
d'.Hls Cuudrtty by the strong pos Of holders bey oud
t""afc the mining shics which injured by the owurs II
copper The iHsbit, Of outsiders 20 acrTsn tIHd
o. the o'mpnrs and IN iH'fcasns incredibly oite public
speeding toe urns Of othsr Over the whole market
stock nae, here u any although there lIs-
Of cTrsetirsy yaluabS stock property 70 strong conase
aud thi feeling auuha,r fear and panic although al pretty
well awaI,u'd 10 Le great and o trouble. Of the Iu,i
The baltimore Patrot says:
The Money .omewha, shtened a, the close Of the
Increased difficulty IL cdscus .sle The baIAs
liberal during ibe seeA conhuirs their iayo exclusively
usual q good paper offered on The street We continue
quote the best nds,d at iCc2 best single mann. 2G5
on good collateral. for 90 to 20 days, sqiOi. eey pad
At Philadelphia in the Money market there il but
Little change 10 record but the principal feature the
steady and rapid contraction going on in business cir
cloH.
The Springfield correspondent of The Chicogo Times
thus speaks OF the prospects Of the bank reform:
sPRlsGTgrp. FEB g. 1861
aFerJ report bill the main features Of which JON Ses
srday with the exception that to be allowed thee
Chicago, until the 1T Of January ouebafo one per
thereafter IL also provides that while any bank l. under
protect Tor aurrt redeem it, circulating demand
under cali to make np d"rnces la IL security ia process
ilu don e shall be lawful for AudiO. without
aud deliver the holder any crcuatir
such bank Of the securities depptcd by such ba ~ the
st auditor Tor banking purPo the Of srcuri,e-
sold and delivered Aforesaid TO be proportion
Of rcuaz notes surrendered therefor IN the proportion
tai The whole amount 'scnns Of such bank drp5cd with
the Auditor estimated at their cash value at the time
livery ocsad bear % Tho whole amount OF circulation eu
ou,aiadns fJordrd That ~ 40 case however shall the Audi
tor deliver to said holder 10 "iosi more than ne ylue of
circulating returned aud pro amount of bonds
thus iuIsfrd by and delivered 10 such holder shall be m m
payment Of the said notes returned theiso ad p'.det
ty,fho That bank In tla state shall i1,i It's chsrtsr pi
wr in default aforesaid except ia the pro,i
the ua,flgr fthsHrL
y the provisions Of the above section it will be seen that
the author the 40 der Of he bills may surrender
them TO the auditor and draw out corresponding in
up the risk Of further depreciation OF its srcu
ties Many the important features the Merchants bill
will be included IN the bill which will be- reported by the
nitee The clause requiring all future issues to be occurred by
he bonds Of the State Of Illinois uso most important feature.
state protect and It's value viii nos be Influenced
The Bank BIZ introduced by MI Hacker Of Union
hasnot been acted by the Bank Committee yet have
the old State Bank Indiana require any
oaaing to similar here Had the Legislature which
the present system passed such aw the mil ions Of dol
gold which have been Withdrawn from pay Tor
be- aud Exchange could be bought Tor instead 50b &
THE Cincinnati gazette says:
The freight schedule recently adopted by the five Eastern
runk lines be- respected far but the temptations To
freak almost than human nature Withstand.
shippers have withheld their freight from tho
opes Of obtaining lower bid and yesterday learned that
hive Of the heaviest packers had cnbbd
eTed straight lot Of 1880 boxes Of frrghts
making between 600 and 900 line would take
to New ok az Soc the rate being G0c hewYcrk Some
tho arens anxious TO In and this large
ot but before doing they teegaphed the Eastern lines
they could look them any help but received posi-
I've ode 10 stand oil The packers In hurry TO ship
nd they expect that in the Of week will
prepared 90 make bid His not often that
$40 900 tuns be secured At and the bait very
rmptng Some Of the clippers intimate that they hold
the opening OF lake navigation and they confident they
10 60 that It will pay them.
The following is abstract of the statement filed in
he Clerks office Of the United States Circuit Court for
Northern District Of Ohio, by j. n. Mccullough,
receiver of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
rom Oct. 6, 1860, to Dec. q, 1860:
In hands Of Receiver Oct g. 1860 as per last quar-
teTly statement 3S2 b0i Al
o sundry accounts since taken into account from
the books OF the Company ia 90
o earnings from Sept l. 1900, 10 Nov. ~. 1860
three moHths-FTc1ght ....'...........h l83.6b %
IassehseGs .ss...s'.....'............. BIsbJ ~ |
Miscellaneous 500. ............ 1892 29-2s7 800 62
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