New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
Temporary LOahs, l;
s.627.s42n2 tl.327,s9e,llt


Decrease 10 Currency Debtn II months. .sOO,J4359
While the Secretary has been steadily getting currency
debt out Of the way by payment and by funding the lapse
of time has put the 900 out Of the form OF
rency which they to great degree in December
1865 and made the notes the employers Of money
verted them from currency into investments. With the
present revenue of the Treasury it is within the Of
the Secretary steadily pay of and fund the 900
of legal tenders and the 100000 Of compound notes
upon which bank credits rest, to degree which viii
force contraction in ali departments Of nancea step
called by all who desire 10 the nation changed from
speculative to legitimate business pursuits.
Exchange is nominal at the following rates: London,
60 days, 100 1921! sight IOoi commercial 1913 SOsI,
Paris, long, sic, 05l5; short, 5l3i9jl2,; Antwerp,
52Is5HI; Swiss, 5.2llS5l7l; Hamburg 36i Al 6l
Amsterdam, All Frankfort, A.eili; Bremen, 1914;
Berlin 72i s72l.
In Froights the engagements 10 Liverpool &c 900
bush Barley at 3d.; 200 bales Cotton at 3D., aud y
steamer % hhds. Tobacco at 2Js ship with 1000
bush Barley 10 London at SD and bark, voyage
and rate, with full cargo Of Barley.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury Receipts, 81
si5363 81; for Customs, gel 900; Payments 1885
sls ST. Balance, so5,5?9OO9 rs; Gold notes, $4,000
The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday p. m. says;
o B9 in RppG sS Ss quarters %as S G
Money is easy FIstclas paper readily taken the usual
the rates Of interest nominal Can loans freely offered
al per cent Exchange quiet but firm, with sales be-
tween banks at par 10 % cents premium mostly the upper
figure The counter rates were m at par buying and ITO
premium selling.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Wednesday p. says:
Exchange remains very heavy and dealers for the most
part are ndposed take outside offerings AZ better than &C.
discount though they buy lOakc on Some
OF the sales or The list OF ayOrte borrowers be-
comes gradually and business is not little cTamped by
pinch the market condition OF things when
must be regarded decidedly anomalous when little doing
speculative outside or the stock market IL is not as
surng the main OF supposed 70 exist IN
the hardness Of mercantile collections though the fact itself is
likely have least ought TO have wholesome influence
on trade.
The earnings of the Michigan Southern Road the second
week in November
1866. Slo2 Oh 1865. .sll3532 Decrease .siOCC5
II is reported that the Fort Wayne Road is TO have is
stock watered by scrip dividend of to represent
past earnings and in construction This may be udeious,
in the opinion of bull Spectators but it cannot be ust
fed by its ability to earn dividends upon its proposed
capital.
The Fail Rirer Neps says:
contemplation erect another cotton factory tie
amount Of capital stock win be $4,000 divided in shares Of
eco EACH that the operatives may be able 70 take portion
Of stock number Of this class have already subscribed
for stock About neha Of the amount has been taken In
on the fat land inst north Of Bonneville tie ver
viii contain about IL, 500 spindles
James III. Selover has become general partner in the
house Of Rufus Hatch Co. from Nov J. 1866, contrib
uting 800 900 cash 10 the capital Of the firm.
The following are the movements in Dry Goods at this
port during the week: