New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02
lres as follows:
In relation TO the Wisconsin State loan The Madison


Journal says:
Certain capitalists Of Milwaukee take from $eSoOo TO $780,
ooo q the Bonds paying 70 cent IN sa.h down. and 5eGoa
Win be immediately used to take Up such southern securities as
Ia S.pks u tue stse The whole amount securities is
At pes little s690o Is not impossible bot the
win be TO dive pie security for the notes Of every bank l
kept the current list Within ten day. Is e,psGtsd tast
% by the stocks Of the Unted se. and o. s Free
sat The banks thus secured viii be entitled 10 confidence
and will doubtless receive IT,
Among the fnanc al disasters at the West are the
milures OF Wm Becher of the Chicago Sugar Refinery
for $500 900, Mr.. t. X. b. Eldridge of the Bank Of
ST. Paus and the disappearance of the Cashier of the
Green Lake City Bank, leaving depOsitors minus
$4,000.
The CHICAGO Tribune states that the defalcation in
the sewerage fund Of that city by the official misconduct
of Mr. Lind the Treasurer Is reduced 100000. There
WINS deficiency of $37 900 in his bank account. OF
this he ha, lately paid $4,000 leaving s230 900 due,
which, in addition TO the $40 OF bonds known to be
hypothetical in New-York, make the sum first named.
His suretes on his bond are good that the city will
eventually lose nothing
The general manager of the Racine and Mississippi
r abroad has issued the following circular:
The inoi. Central and the Galena and Chicago Union Rail-
roads commenced competition for the express purpose OF
nurug the business Of the Racine and Mssspp Railroad on
Racine
outlet the Mississippi River the mana
gers Racine and Mississippi prepared to
the public rates thsD their suegoists offer until they
c. A. THOMSON,
General Manager X. and NJ. r. r.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says:
To day our sold al the exchange they could make
cent premium their although they could not have
ouod much higher figure. Some parties
taking the of public feeling still asking
the eSobnbt rates OF 2t cent for exchange but the DO
snd for at such prices daily the decrease The whole
sale houses know all the merchants OF the city
are taking al the currency received on deposit BY the
banks.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
There was hardly enough doing among the bankers to-day to
suggest thought ab financial operations their bearing
upon the movements OF trade The offerings Of paper
usually light In EXchang there moderate bu,ine.s
for FFdy both IN purchases and sales that the market stands
just where It did at our last
The 50. LOhis Democrat says:
The evidence that of the banks win eie 'rscs
payment becoming tangible Several e them are WIN
wing their circulation. and bringing Il wish Ga. fsnse o.
their specie This begins look Ike Legitimate bsttne'. sud
the banks iii TO thar VIII eertsny pe h'ea
with Joy by this community
The Chicago Tribune says:
The money market continues quiet and there no change
Eastern exchange and sold senenly Of v e, qeouns
for gold and b premium FOR currency Snan
very scarce instances premium OF tat ~.
was Maid The supply Of Eastern currency eoures " ~.
crease but P~npsy New-Jefscy aud Isc 'sA
Bills arc generally refused except at discount +" eeh@