New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2l9L4Sl 221s, T39 Dec. 52,2j3
The specie in the Philadelphia Sub Treasury
amounts to $l,l56,992, making, with that in the
banks, total of $3.50, 269
The dry-goods trade in Boston is looking up.
Many Of the factories are kept busy in the eXeeu-
ton Of Government contracts, and providing certain
description of goods in demand by jobbers and
retailers. The mills that turn out blankets are
working night and day.
A Convention of the Ticket Agents connected with
the various Railroads OF the United States was held
at the Russell House, in Detroit, on Wednesday last
the % inst.
The Committee on Business reported a plan re-
commenting that Committee be appointed to con-
suit with the General superintendent Of Govern
ment Railways and Teegraphs, for the purpose OF
arranging upon some system Of ticketing returned
volunteers and others, and to provide mode OF set
Element. They further recommend, that the Roads
engaged in the transportation Of troops return them
70 their destination provided It can be reached BY
railroad or regular steamboat lines, or by stage lines,
superseding lake Or river navigation, at the follow
ing rates:
81 steamer Intending meals tper mile
A Commute was appointed, consisting Of l" L.
Houpt Of the Pennsylvania Central, L. F. Folger OF
the New-YOrk Central, and Mr. Greenough, to see
the Government authorities at Washington, in re-
gard to the transportation of troops.
The Boston Transcript says:
Subscriptions TO the National coming in wen from
a. the principal places in New England 10 addition 70 the
snb.erptions al ihe Boston bank, week the A,n,
Treasurer received deposits in gold amounting to .GC
TIE Smount subscribed the Ocean Bank, HewburyPOr
the past few days. is . 49, 600 -,
sum Of $4,000 This amount has been Subscribed by about
ETY. individuals Of all classes including farmers sPinste'
ESQ.
The Nr-Bedtord Mercury says:
We learn that thua far the sabscPon 70 he Ea'ioEs
/ Bedford Commercial Bank to upward Of $4,000.
The Chicago Tribune says;
There no change whstoyer In quotations for New York
change and we repeat ysaerds1s rates VIZ: 9ut,te en-
Bank rate l. The supply abundant. Money FOR all lesi
mate business purposes Il plenty.
! Atst. Louis exchange is 9 y cent premium on the
East.
The branch Of the Bank Of the State Of Indiana,
located a. Evansville, has decided to place all coec
ton paper sent 70 at the risk Of the Personfor who's
account it may be deposited.
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penditures upon the business Of the country are from
The circular Of Messrs. Samuel Hallet Co., prepared
for the steamer;
can .oIS. many Of n. yea. questions involved in the
time peace the annual expenditure OF Government nays
the wsI, they are siCoOOCO daily Tb!: ausry ~
s1d@reO has been s "a g t y SIS Z ~ cS1n
Try without any spprecsbe effect upon The res charged
for money, without any smbIrs.msn; to the foreign or 90
ter 30 far ali fes Of 'tnsency Of the inability Of the
country to sustain the burden have proved utterly
the future from the past and whether prosecute the
ad !6fu % nae the phrase OF III We ncIeae our "a
erps inurOu,y with the industries Of our people, or will
their commerce and trade.
Without extending inquiries TO the ultimate conse
ouences of the creation Of large national debt for mi,
purposes there doubt that this debt represented by
bonds and promssoy notes Of Government has an efec
mlsr 10 the addition Of ospt. equal their nominal value
either suddenly created or imported from sbrosd Inc GOV
aSsb soS and silver They psy bis debts OF may be h
basis any busnes. enterprise The creation Of th. deb
only keep. pace with the sales made by the people to thu
Government Of food clothing munitions Ofwsr and the tim
| ofthe soldiers
tons Should the Government sdvese for tenders for tn
Jenbt is he offer. would exceed 1--WE times the whole pres
ent wants Of Government or SsoOOoogo Instead OF
our are nnenbsasd the debt created 1, .timu
0us to them rather thar burden inee ;se. 10 % ~
with Exchanges decidedly in favor that the influx
| specie must continue 4,
returns BY natural attraction 70 the great centes NotWh
standing the amounts already paid by the banks they are
never lower While tho war has apparently effect to alb
sorb exhaust capital 20 injurious extent the e1pcau
our nsnui.uns ndaie: and to trade E1erywiers ore
establishments being put Ia motion while trade Of all kHds
bs"e psy we. s over the shock caused By the outbreak
the rebellion which of course for time arrested nearly every