, 1862-01-11
FINANCIAL" AND: COMMERCIAL.
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* FRIDAY EvzH1sa, Jan, 10. 1872
The marked feature in tie hopfv ,,ar,.et ~ ;,
! cay u fher1ee in the price OF cold The ,nor
"ss opened ~1ahout any: gpecfal ehsu9e axcen
j PERHAPS. IN Increased drmness in the yie,fs
poea buyers md sellers; but prices were y cen
buying and Peeat selling Tfxs.ix. ~ 49,. ~.
BUYERS we're TAing to pay 2k@S Rc.nt .ny.,,,i,,,,
and y cent wasthe usual s.Iltn9 rsts 1,1 -:
q vance equals cent. III round. The ,fsa -
owing to any unusasl demand, so far - .za c,.,l
observe; but prices here hare been conen1erah1
oeaoH these ralfng inNaH York, sud ho1de-a w.,
~u"1ang 20 seAas aaures 80 far below thasp a
Ne" 1o15~ In the incoming come shipments Ess
4: tepostea, ous the amounts we did not learn
teacg Is st1H scarse1 but the supply il e1aau
.-.' 4Hp9o'1ng. The large parcels sent into tht
ast week TO invest IN pork are now return
IL eaF oro1naly couree Of trade, aud He nntiee
| sa aatA1tafe OF EASTERN funds. The dsnee1
~ 1na1 IN a few weeks we shaa1 see entirely too
| acu VI II. 1he banks there, relieved fron, the
responsibility Of redeemlng their issues- vi, he
~M1ng TO supply the Vest wlth csr7encv on she
most favorable teEms.s' While th- 1o.,~s 1zs..~S
an1 ONO sta4e banks pay specie, md coin il as7x
I PEE cents new York, It viii be a verv nfc.
ope.a91on 1of EASTERN banks to supply the West
/ With curre1cy The express ro,,or..n. ~ oN
eouu have their 1n,n.,, 49,. VIII fery
tha:a ..,-e..1ea H.s e..es.s IN tsaas1t fun Of
snsse PROMISES to pay which promises, it is
SnoEn beforehand VIII not hn ten+ -
Business to.7ev tas ~, III Ast. -.
~. - n@s neen Gull at the banks and
occurred to sns rise II con- nothing has
Affairs oy rho ~;t, - 1oatnoe u the financial
:ner- csnt ,,ssx. 10y E3cnange Was,abnadant at Il
#as al holders could and bankers zsa-a
anxious to buy even ~ that en-, were not
to take all otssrea ~ .hal st1h they managed
Money fs yer, eensibly closer. For t,s nr.=oa.
Branches have been i7o;nr ;;..7 ".7e Ihe Indiana
come tlme and withal they have heen In tbe ,oat
week two rapidly ~ 1Ass
Indiana, Ohio and ioTa asns onsn anei5 ea5enlatton
s1nee 1t has been known that thew yer, a..a-
mined rot to suspend soacfa n,.,nes, ue'es-
Of Montreal has been very Bparinp Of it, croa,a
taons and whoever had any coin has been ,5ianoSo,
to hoard it. From such state Of thint.s sn fn
E,sta-a .n, a.ency IS inevitable: But If the
ernnnsnt ~ ;sansa issn N SUSPENSION and the Gov
d.1+ ss. -AoSse, currency Will be only toe abun-
oe..1 1.I4 -e" "eehs hence:
AlL"AukEE.-"e quote as follows hon, thp
ans~t.a,a raa4s sa.ol.m .nolnan
tba 1a.t scarcity Of money continues tn he
our hs9k5 haVe ale 1eaInse IN commercial circles
dp fl n produce paper and under the present unset
ther iHtv r. nna4eia affairs they feel it to be
father than enlarge their line Of iseannta
as soon as there is any rela1aion rom tie
:iees Of the East nG~ ~ &sflsting n the iage
~ ~ n1a It's way out here but in the meantime 5nr
less in motinn w LUZ A'ele towards keeping bust
~ We have no change to note in EXCHANGE mr. ro,,
II Il N quite sufficient supply to meet
~ 'tesent demand at the rates asked. We quote:
seM ses9 aosk s1ght---......- 11A prem. 1ntsn,
..1H@ 2prem 3pren
oar n ehisf Agency
OF, expressly to enable our rperchants ~
aaS Waom n a parts Of the country they mieht
oatReIn Pen seeeeting th
1a lts returns Indicate that the AGGREGATE an,nrt
arP a9ou6 ~ th5ee @ hundred @ millions q dollars New
o7er two hundred fi1;oIa +; 1a1s
me Philadelphia stands next Boston onsm 1a.,a1m
,se hea3iiv fonnh Nss Haven Of
ort: Andit must be borne IN m7na tbat N lae Ee-
and relate onlE to tbe III
re- ana repndtatons Of 1851. There were@to ~
o1 in 1854 and in 1s5T tie Sorih u n ass IN
btois heaSy IL hbse5Eh ths Of
orth b. Southern fres 70 f5 loss Of the
sEe fallen below one hundred mions oae ne sannot
a let aa for the present cone our a atteni
fhe three hundred millions which haya asse1ton s.
ken leave OF 1ls. "-'1SA 1'-4' 6 recently
I I9hese three hundred millions arr ona =,
aef financial pillars OF the slaveholdera " reh
on a leading South CaroIina sacaas;aS; leoet- !.
ned to in November, 1s6S the uniyersa1 as
1ense and pressure Of debt II the South a. pse nn
eery one in the South be sa,d' VIZ hrsiaas anaosl
e1 a aeady to welcoe reToin}oa IS % meana a
'ns. The Southern tradcrs IN ana hamills-
oSe Immediate debtors to the North snne,sn sas
~ ' naa aait efS1red S.1 b secession not only ixntv
Gaping their iehta fenasa 1r.o 1fseR as mode Of
: them. But the reha1 u4utt taeut 10 pay fr
roma ~ res;deat - Ihey co4fscatsd every debt IL
that ia UnionistHas %e ss a TO an enc. en
deIs Evil %In Their reach; SO that the Sonthern
,dta 4tts tonhd themselves in the hands Of a nau
III old ones Ths ross ros ana imperative than ce
exercised The no1te teoet usspot1sm asserted ho