, 1864-01-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


/ FRIDAY EvEyraa. Jan. ., 1854.
= Tie money market is sens.hly easier. Tic ch1nge
very rrndual and the demand IS ssi in OF tho
srnrr tut holders ruust hare realized 1ar5ey and
generally matters are n1o7iIs along quito smoothly.
II oncc tbe Immense amount Of grai1 rork and pEoT
siocs In the hands Of operatossbe be converted Into
Hcrey. there be doubt that TIC nHancIs COZ II.
i!on Of orr people and bankers will be abundan.ly
satisfactory.
| Now York exchange is decidedly easier. Verr few
Of the heavier houses charge n:orc tan x to custo-
ne:s, though pc1hars few with most OF ths brokers
get y. Unlesa something should occ1r to e1ea the
market the rate mus eoon become uniform At Y, The
buyirs retEe is aboct lccc. though very few will
ray aboyc and +. nc Of tho leading houses will
] :Eca1ce}y pry ato7e par. -
Gold opened in New Iork ut 8. ra 15.X-aso, 1s71
-lo. 1s'-1 r. u,., 18H, closing at 156x 1t vim be
seen that Gold steadily cccl!asd during .be day. Tha
range here IVES 1.5!.1sG The market hns been dull
little do1ng on sny terms :
Silver 1N&1ss. Lcgaltender notes Arm at u buying
and 5:9k selling. *. ---s---.
Our s.Feets lave been deuEca with rain during tic
day. and nee buanezs Of al Kinds has be en
10 The rn7o1est possible limits.
lnE ai1WACEKE MONEY MArzxT.-The Sentinel
or yestcrinJ ssys:-:Thc money market ycsterdar
Mas closs rs nScr and money eagerly sonhs at 1o
u per cent. Many who ,E>rc willing to nav eycn
higher rates uen these were unable to borrow
TuE CINCINNATI MONEY h1AnxEr-The Gazette
s,ys: '-,s-'7
The mcney market exhibited no new feature to-d,y.
ho5i sassy hsaa p'Ps5 "a aao. esssi5 sSs
eass asS
.n!ss close u G.l eayIoE aud 10 prea selling.
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saasr slssls 1t = al III is W "
Nx5iox5S PINT 1sn5n Wit, pleasure t,a. tho
ad aW ad
IT, WI III s96n open books fer Subscription for
Ssa 'zssases g PssSI Pss
Az 1fsuEc17os;-A norc. ground for an injunction
sE h.,n sessnced q sEaft ~ American a2 Eo:e
Ihe . f;s1lsts. "; snl; NJ. Ceapany Isii caR.rset
III esdsa as fSe @ I n5a
ac51 astss sss S g.
hSnk Nots COMPANY consider rtolaioa thcr Scst.
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Ess'es Es:;: s.ss;;ts ssss ;: *:s e; 81
since January l.: sl1;zs,sel sis.so.ass s1oo,s go
sea!9s
faRSsF;s e against for the
1nr BANE 1sA1p IN HEw loEk.-The N. T. Evening
Post tH5s:
.JJR JRs Bank and the Of the Com
Aa.sh,l Hodcu nn tue warrants lssued By Sir Nfuf
iphy. EccctTer nf Taxes, and have given notice or
OF Tie s0MC.
- We ea!t yesterday. they claim that the,. csna1
-EetnE Invested in Cnttud st5tes se:uHes ta excupt
m9 sts1s h htfF1so sns5 4a 'hy .et e
the Other hand, cl:tn that Under chapter 10 Of tho
nws OF this tax /! levied directly on the caD
tel, bni OIL als general fund or 70 tbs Sfetc aw *
pr.hs It, on II raauat1on elnli 10 thrlr capitol
s;ock Fald III Or cured to ho paid in and tc;r Bar-
p.ns eSrLlnss, ltEs len ner ceat ot such surplus
On u na1t or tnt Suite, tbs principle which L.
the lteht4on Of Congress tiat capital nbsosbcd "
facr Investments IN nittd o;ascs securities Should
0n na.Gnai ernunGs Ct eArc1scccr, bc exempt from
!ac burdens OF tate End scipaf Sill tlllf
AIT portcp Of fhta chrlfal il IIHe secondary usa
Q! ~ Gns1nCEe 20 cs 10 cure oeF profits heste8 o
intefesf parable By the Gorrrunien:, State tl1e1
Tic l.afing Institutions Of the State ho,l un,ts,1
statcs eecGr1les 10 IN snOunt exceeding ths1 s.xse-
ga cap;ta!s. Even tts b., bus small proD0Ttlon
10 fht sum held BY lntiisfIuals. n this amour, or
E.pt1 y from he taxable properly Or thc
nfoh othtf orns oftnVcstneut hare been greatly CO.
his view Of the casc Is Of no sua1I tunortnncc
as tue aggregate sum Involved Ia the coatFoycray be
tween the state authorities md the baus auoants 70
nc les than one million Of dollars-
Iency. ~1A-