New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

the large collieries Of the Wilkesbarre, Franklin
baltimore, Audenreid and other Companies pe-
meath this lies the large vein called the " kosS Ny
the Lehigh and Susquebanna Company ~ ieee IA
thickness BY tunnel driven to this from 'ie o"''
ti1nore vein, the Lehigh and Susquehahna 'oi"p""!
" TX the two making 40 feet III lnleAhss'' i'0'''
oa. slope.
Jhe Boston Trdreller Of Thursday sa!s'
Tic demand sor money is quite aciNe anu lsIpuF 'HS n
lc current supply at the banks anu - ,a Wv ~, The
,' + .i va O'i are renortcd below $40 while corsid
bly higher rates are cXacted III lhaul cdots'
beTe is GOOD supply Of business notes Tor sae a' l
& @ 80 5Ines of tbe first class, and at from u - lor
lower grades. ,..
yIs Ciac;anaG Gc-c'te Of Wednesday says;
The demand for money though not heavy coinp,ra-
tveiy nor pressing fully up to The supply AI n"nh
r f,vc more frst.cass paper offered than they arc
ro,,ro3 to discouut This state of things, Wheh we
rorser the fact that pork packing Is III Us hIst
and he volume Of business very heht ~ No' uoes ~
nrouise any Improvement in the immediate lUiure Dlt
In. reveree Country banks drew currency sLalPy
from the city to-day. and balances are now deohlnt.
This operates against borrowers ana rsIes ol t %
remain yery firm at 1913 q cent lhcie Is nol an
over suurly of exchange NC present. ana lhe nAIAo'
rules firm II par 5oc premium buying and IIo prem
selling ev, l., L.. .o,..
The money market to-day was close and stringent
There was very active demand oI money at tAe ican
ing count houses but the supply OF currency Is las'
decreasing on account Of heavy shipments o IeasuI!
notes 10 NewYoik. and only ine best customers m
accommodated. 1hc rate Of discount Is STEADY ai ~
uer cent per Gnnum; hut private bankers are cong
lively business a l2a20 per cent Ter ahhum' ilcIu
very little exchange making and under eooo dS manu-
low the mercantile trade the market IS pare hhu hI al
p1r buying aud l-l0 premium selling BANKERS were
willing 20 buy round lots al premium oftJ' pr thou-
sand but hear of no bankers who save any 10 pare
The result is that nearly al had TO express CE rene! ~
keep their balances IN NeW-1oTk.
At an extra session Of the Indiana Legislature,
opened on the l4th inst Gov. Morton SaiJ, IN rel
crcnce to the debt Of TIE State:
The amount of the public debt Of the State, consist.
ING Of two and "A half and i've per cent registered
st6cts-fs S7lls.qCO 50 or this amount TIE sum OF
g 3i2 $50 s five per cent and the sun OF s%O"4oO ~
and half per cent siock-tAat r. s'oVAs upon
which interest is paid al these rates. go.
After a lengthy review Of the condition resources
and liabilities Of the state, IN view OF the dcoI tte
Governor concludes that while the state j. not bound
10 pay the principal Of this debt on the 18Th day OF Jan
uaTy lsG6 or be considered in dcoui YET thot the If
not liberty to postpone the payment OF il lhd'hHlles
that 10 do - would be 20 violate the lar cohsTuc,oL
of the certificate itself and the explicit uudcrstandl
that existed in the Legislatures of ls4b end sf', ana i
the Convention of lssO rs shown by their several en-
and debates; but that she s bound 10 msAe
provision pay tie debt within such reasonable ile
after The 90 years may comport with the org "a
dersandidc Of the parties the ability and condition OF
the state as left by the war; he faithful peformaree o
her contracts ana the preservation oi hei good name
The message continues that, If the trust funds oi
the State could be invested in her own stocks, II
would greatly oheGpen and simplify her financial
system. and restore 10 It's administration that pub
lie confidence the absence Of which las long been
felt Should the assets of the sinking fund be coz
vcrtod into the State public debt, as the Governor
has suggested the whole debt OF the State left out
standing in the hands Of her creditors 10 bepIoVccd
/ for might be thus stated:
/ Two and o hal. and per cent stock SO 3s6OsO 80
! War Loan bonds -..---.-..---.--. tiS,uN w
! Viuceuues University hcnds....-..... 4sr,Oo ~
| Floating debt, estimated at.-......... lOOOO 20
Total deDt-------.--...---..---. So'''u' 10 %"
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for TIC
past week has been as follows:
ENTERED FoR CuSsUNPTIoS.
ManuE Of Ikgs Value. haHut. Of Pigs. Value
Wooi....... 1853 sGl94ji Ila1.. .....Ll70 S33!5
Cotton. 49j 42q 80 Miscclsns. 30J si.9l.
silk .......-. 80 2425JJl -
D. Total. tji q, iJs,ev
WITHDRAWALS.
NoHgC Of Pigs. Neluc. MaagC 9 Pkgs. Valne
Wool .......ll4 C4agCs Flax ....... Ia 1924
Cotton .....l30 % G3 MAcellans.. 1O9 436
SIX .......... 50 GO6jei -
IOtu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J4J fI'Ge"
wAREHorsEp
! Mqnyt Of Tkcs Nalue. NanuE o. Pkgs. NGlue
Wool ..-.... 49, s25,se6 fiax.-.-.-.. s5l sll27s
= Cotton ........4O7 ~ 76l Misccllan's.. - COi
. Six .......... 90 lff,42Jl -
Total....................... ,J05 sCOt, 81