The New York herald., 1864-03-13

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Government securities declined fraction and tho de-
i mand was limited
inc gold market was weak. The quotations In the
! morning were lo3 but they run down to 1907. from
which point there was rise, tha Uranium in the
afternoon hung on the fractions between 6l and a.
The gold resolution in it's amended form az a oas.aa
| the United States Senate on Friday. is a. follows
Resolved That the Secretary OF the Treasury be autho
rized to anticipate the payment OF tho public
debt by period not exceeding from 70 time
either with or without rebate Of interest uuon the oou
pons TO him may seem expedieut and he hereby au
thorized 10 dispose OF any gold IN the Treasury o
United States not necessary for the payment the
est Of the public debt
n must now go back to tho House concurrence IN
tho amendments r finally adopted in its present
IL win no doubt produce the effect for which do
signed but the House OF Representatives should ad-
here tho original resolution passed by that body
tho copporhead politicians and gold gamblers will obtain
great victory the latter will be able TO the pre-
MUM up whenever may suit their purposes 10 do
II ia reported In Washington that Mr.. Chase win bs
roady in few days TO place his new tenforty two hun
dred million loan on the market Tho present Is probs
bly, the most favorable time ne could choose 10 sell b
bonds There rs abundance or money a0oat, and eli
the ordinary channels through which passes are
clogged with surplus capital which would naturally seek
investment tho loan under the favorable terms
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proposed to be offered. The effect when subscriptions
arc ready TO- be received. will probably be to
tighten the money market and 70 send the price Of
stocks but those results will have only temporary action
the money which the government receives ts bonds
will paid TO its creditors and through the usuaA
courses by viii nnd ns way back u the
monetary centres. and produce favorable turn In Gnau
cial movements.
Tho transactions as tho office the Assistant
were as follows
Amount hand. $34 53s 408
Receipts from customs ms..................... as 900
From other sources 5oa2U
Total. $35 431 .6l0
Payments l5s9,2lI
The steamship Etna. fbr Liverpool, took out to- day
500 3G2 specie, and tho Bremen for Bremon. had ON
board $3.50 900
The total value OF the importations other than dry
goods spece at this port during the veek ending
March 10 was S27s6.7lf.
The state or Georgia issued In 1868 large amount cf
Treasury notes for circulation which made payabe
specie eight and ak per cent State bonds "six
months after treaty OF pesce.s A law passed by
the Legislature fund these Treasury notes into
Treasury certificates OF deposit retaining the sx months
after treaty Of peace clause, OF i've ten and
twenty thousand dollars without interest The certin
and three quarter inches long by four and
half wide and printed bank paper. Tho follow
Ing is copy
No - STATE GEORGIA.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, MnLEDGEvLlE, 1868. J
Whereas. accordance with nc, OF tho General As.
sembly entitled An act TO cancel certain portions q
the Georgia Treasury notes lately issued by issuing
Treasury certificates OF deposit ana for other PURPOSES
assened to Dec ID, 1861" which provides that said
certificates shall be made payable In tho same manner
as expressed in the face OF said notes the sum of
Thousand dollars In Georgia Treasury notesof the
date Of January Is 1852 has this day been returned 70
this department and cancelled Tor and m CONSIDERATION
whereof the State OF Georgia will the bearer ten
thousand dollars in eight per cent State bonds or specie
after treaty OF peace or when tho banks oG
Savannah and Augusta resume specie payment spbe0rO
that time being the obligation expressed ON the
the Treasury notes returned and cancelled.
$40 ,000-Registered. - - Treasuress
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