New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
Scranton Coz! Go.
Del. c Hud,oH Co.

IL has been alleged that these Companies nave pech
selling coal below the CIRCULAR prices, but we are liz
formed that they have 10 evidence of their not con-
forming to circular prices.
THE Nctcark Duly in an article upon the banking
interest of that city remarks;
They are ia connection with the other banks OF the
country doing their share IN furnishing means 10 ald
the Government Simultaneous with the car OF Tue
President for troops the moreyed Institutions OF this
city patfOticly forward ana placed At the dls-
possl of the Governor of this State, large sum for
the maintenance and equipment of troops, thereby re-
heving the Executive from pecuniary embaH sssmen'
II is aiso probable that they will take fair proportion
OF the treasury notes Of the General Government.
TIe Boston D0iiy AdUerttser says:
The business prospects slowly improTns ana
many favorable indications presented fayoring the
future fhe Imports of the country continue on
very limited scale. Specie will continue TO DE received
for onr exports, which continue large The abundant
sapply Of capital will be freely circulated III procuring
supplies for The army ana navy, and many who have
been thrown out Of employment IN toelr reg ar ouSl-
nes- being proably eXerci.ed IN inrnlsg male
rial for the various uses OF Government Tue money
MAJ ket presents few items of interest. The demand
for en- tal has been slightly increased IN consequence
OF the Government loan, and much OF the lds capital
has been called iuo The ratesfor fst-cess paper
remain AZ previously reported giving the borrower
the advantage The want Of confidence prevents an
easy supply ~ certain class of borrowers who con-
unne 10 pay high rates.
The Macaakce Seatinel Of the 24th says:
There was no change ia monetary matters yester-
exchange market The current rates were nonlnally
heresore Qaotef, but toe bankr evlnced iess VIII
iDgness TO purchase except at wider nlargln than
p centa of things which almost lnVarlaby pre-
,;edes decline. Outsde rates varied from A. G43
cent prem. current bank rate v ceD..
IN, Ctaeiaaati Gazette of Saturday says
Exchange is growing scarcer, not from sny im-
provement IN demand, bot owing to nesger Teeeipts
As q consequence prices siiffeniRg, and buying
rates may be ca,ied / higher; but as yet no change
has been made in selling prices, whio remain at
prem. There is moderate demand for gold at 1880
prem"
The Money market is without change. There is
fair and increasing supply of currency, aud good paper
meets a ready sale at lO@l2 e cent Treasury notes
are heavier and the ooy sales heard of to-day were
st ~. Tie Offeriugs, however, were hgst Onf mer-
chants now IN many cases take these in payment
for goods at par leading provision house oieSed TO
se pork and bacon atcurrent rates. taking the notes
at their face.
Farmers in Jadiana since tbreshing commenced are
found TO be holding back the crop not turning out as
well in quantity as anticipated The yleid however,
Is fair one, and there 6s an abundant supply IN the
country An experienced dealer in -four iafOrms rs
that the crop Of 1861 makes much better -four than
that of 1860. Flour has upward tendency There
ia only moderate demane but the stock ID light, and
1t would be difficult buy round lots Of any desenl-
Lon.
The PHILADELPHIA Bulletin Of Saturday says:
Among the merchants more confident feeling pre-
vaiIs but business 10 most departments is extremely
dull A few Western merchants have come forward
and commenced purchasing their Fall supplies, bat
they buy sEarogy and manifest no disposition TO take
than will SUI ply their immediate and most neees-
EitOus wants.
TIE Mobiie kews says:
The Secretary of the Confederate) Treasury, under
special condition. is authorized to issue not exceeding
500 000, 600 10 Treasury Notes. The act also pro-
vides for tax Of 50 cents en- every hundred dol
rs worth of real estate, slaves, merchandise, bank
and other stock money at interest excepting Conied-
crate BOnds IL also taxes at the rate, cash on
hand, cattle, gold watches, gold and silver-plae,
pianos, pleasure-carisges, &c. Any family whose
proper is less than $50, is exempt from taxation
College,, schools, and charitable institutions also
exempt Said to be funded in bonds running
for twenty years, at eight per cent interest. Each
State will constitute tax division, under Chief
Collector who will have superintendence OF the coli
lecting operation.
The Richmond Enquirer remarks:
Gold and silver are now selling in the Southern
States at from fifteen per cent for current bank
bills sound and uniform currency is as essential to
the health and vigor of the Coufederay and the Gov
ernmen as healthy red blood is to the power and en-
durance of the body. This thing Of deprecated eur
rency Just now TO be feared tuan all OF Lin
coins legons 1t is what ought not 70 be, and cannot
be submitted 70 by the Southern people, Ii is ntoler-
able that the hanks should be exempt by law from the
obligation 10 redeem their currency in specie, and, at
the time, sell the very gold and silver with which
IL ought 70 be redeemed for 10 fifteen per cent in
exchange for their own bills.