New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24

Ad"c,ease Of Bullion Of .................." bLS9
An increase Of Rest or 90 Vos
An increase Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'iV.'@
In the bank return published THIS week tue .eIso III
Greece III the private deposits Is the most IN o.'lt iI
tnre rs showing the precautionary measures thep y!
The public to provide themselves with money lhere IS
might be anticipated uhaet 's.se
stances IN the amount OF prvaio secuIits ne
has ben added to 20 the extent Of A3i07g2 but there
il decline Of 4267 5oe in tie amount OF coin ana b9l
non held by the bank TINS Probably results i'0in ''e
baI vest rpQuirCuents OF the provinces -,
No further steps have been taken by TIE bahA Direct
ors ard the consequence has been the return 10 tu,
state Of feeling The demand iof noh,, Ia 49,
and less anxiety is expressed Tie prec1uals 'dhyh
by the me- camille pgDlc to secure sunlSeht supply
against mediate eyentuates a1e shown ~ the ,als
addition the private deposits IN ihIs "eea OanA
return Tie spasmodic action that has beeh or some
time back obseno cd IN tfe general nkei "Hohc'o tuo
necessity for stringent measures has i5u 20 We aPc
hensiOn ofurttor scp3 ny the bank e'll'Hy c"hth'e
and ap1ety IL not 1Llrm. is made To cOhulbuto u
the very results wicn each Individual hopes 20 hvod,
At tins moment there IL uli III tue Hbfhet Aler VIZ
rapid al rauce in tie rate OF DISCOUNT As however the
exchanges seem inclined ~ react alter tie late improve
rneni nile the value If money abroad u RtAeta'!
rising il would be premature to colcude tA.' NJ! %
mediate IN tie condition OF the market Us 10 DC
hooked for.
On the contrary considering the extension that has
taken place IN our commerce and feherni u"Ie, W.
must It'll attract supplies Of .aonoy from abroad
by bidding high rate for a.y foreign slrPlLs VSt'A.
~ long az We do this and eXJCise DUO uIsoIeih ~ our
operations there "a little cause for alaim lhe Msh
rate Of discount naturally acts rs check 10 UNIQUE slee
Nation aud 70 the circulation " unsafe paper 40 Aal ny
Us continuance may effect reduction IN iae a99ht
Of bUch paper sfoat While The manufacture Oi e'H 'S
il Teldl red mere Ciicait. -,
with regard ~ the extent Of our trade abroad mat
very extent while credit TcnGins sound oLabics Us NOV
nry 10 delay our own pdygents bat % atact me NO
neJ due ourselves IL an earlier dale than mat al
vLich II wOud naturally become payable III IA easy,
therefore while the market value OI goods II rot uhduy
laated. 10 de over any temporary emerSehc!i a'u ~
l. u lie hoped that although this country has ehlecu
into an uDpIeCoaenedy large trade Win ai!-Os every
pat # the word, the maintenance of strongly con
eye courle by tie Bank Directors, VIII resi- nlh
lis further extension wIthin safe limits lie egiren.
terms are, ;o-.Dy, per cent On good Three hioD'"s
bills.
Tie capital stock of the Morris and Essex
O. Railroad has been increased Ia S3lOOVJ 10 coy
er tie cost Of the extension from achetstown TO Fh
lpsburg which in progress. and for ether pur'
poses Preparations nearly completed Tor Issuing
seven per cent coupon bonds redocmabc IN my years.
10 be occurred by lrs. mortgage on The woTAS ana
properly OF tue Company extending nom The Hudson u
tie Delaware and wiki provision ior sinking iuud Tor
the redemption Of tie bonds 1T maturity The itac oi
bonds VIII be to provide iCr tic purchase Of addticna
equipment ard TO complete the necessary double track
erect engine car ald machine badngs. with other I'D
proyemeuts tho company have IN view. 10 make th9
road frsiclass through route for passengcrs coal
and other Transportation
At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF
tie Old Colony and Newport Railroad Company he'd at
Boston on thc 2eth ut 1t resolved to issue bonds
TO tie amount OF Eve hundred thousand dollars bearing
SIX per cent interest aud having twenty !ears to run
iol hat purpose WIS stated. II also resolved
10 authorize tue directors take procure
consolidation with tie Dghton and Somerset Railroad
Corporation. The receipts OF the Old Colony road foF
the Elk months ending June !, 1854 SOL cot the
expenses sI2 552. Dat Of the surplus Of $4,000
paid dividend Of slii.O0o leaving balance Of :J is.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Dighton and Somerset Railroad Company, was also
held in Boston the 2eh. at which report read,
stating that the amount OF receipts account Of D. l62
shares OF stock was sls04l2 Of which ss co.. rom
tie full pay nent 1875 shares. Of this $3.50 OOJ have
been paid for railroad Iron, other lesser sums, and
$1,000 Is on hand
Ii is proposed 10 fund the debt of New lamp
shire. Tic bill for this purpose provides for tie issue
Of bonds to the amoln. Of s30oO0 at rate OF inter
not exceeding per cent, payable semi annually in
Boston or New YORK. in not less than thirty or Iaoro
than forty years than 81 900 900 payable in
any year. Bonds to be sold by proposal At not los
than par. Fifty thousand dollars OF railroad tax 10 Do
set ABIDE annually q sinking fund and also whatever
may be received from the General Government.
The Cincinnati Gazette sums up the results oil
tho wheat harvest follows: Minnesota an increase Of
o 0QoOo bushels Wisconsin, onethird Of an average
crop Iowa deficiency q 10000 bushels LIMOS,