New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29

amhrosa but the discount houses unable to ex
tend their lines much further, and many signatures are
mand for discounts ia fairly active The open market is
active but without any change In rates New1ok
y taken af par There were buyers than sellers
but the former showed no disposition 10 pay any premium
blis and OF ON documentary No checkg was done for
less than par The counter demand is quite active, anu
unless the shipments Of produce show speedy
some of the banks will DO compelled TO ship currency
The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday says;
The demand for money continues active. and the mar
kct is virtually closed to outside borrowers the panks
hen ndsposcd 10 loan money except their depositors
aud to them only undoubted security , tbe nork
fOrfyhg themselves 10 meet the demand lIoi @ tr
hacking Interest which IL making ARRANGEMENTS Iur
money with which prosecute the season t
I'm our market rstcass paper is taken at say per cent
from deposoIs and good names at 10 per cent put inc
security must be ample TO obtain money ~ "a Encnns9
is In good demand, and firm under nhi'ou ouPPV ~
par buying and soc. premium Selling
The National Bank of Commerce Will pay on
presentation the following overdue coupons on the
bonds of the State of Missouri July l. 1861, u cent;
Jan !, 1862, y cent; July l. 1862, v cent; JAN l,
1863, y cent; July /. 1863 ~ cent-iH all teen per
cent of the s. u cent overdue coupons now attached
10 the bonds. The bonds are now sold at the Board
as er-5 couJons-that is with only q ~ cent overdue
coupons attached, in place of Sc " cent as hereto
fore The disbursements of interest by the Bank OF
Commerce for this account will reach nearly
S3O0lOo0 The State will probably pay co additional
overdue coupons Tor ~ cent? with the current u
cent coupon due in January, the LIST of January,
1858. and fund. at the same time, the remaining FIRE
overdue coupons or 10 D. cent, III new 20 years "
cent bond.
ST. Lonis letter to The Times says
NOW a. 10 our State i about 10 fully reesablish us
credit it may Interesting 10 your readers TO present
au ., Jltia and fu report OF its financial condition
Tire ert ~ te Missouri may be comprised unaer
hr,c hsadiugs VIZ: Oid state debt, Railroad debt ana
War tebt. Ine Oh state debt, amounting mercy 10
so2s became dee ia i2 aud 1863 and was reservoir by
the Issue II tUcuyycrO per cent bonds, taken az par
70, rae holders o. tie cd bonds. The War debt Of tue
State " Missouri O .ugy consisted OF three items: De
fvuSe warrants Gamble check aud Union Military bono.
T defense warrants amounted To Sl,476515. apd were al
.aelrd and burned last ApIl. The Gamble check Tor
$1,000 has LIKE eiss been settled. The Union Military
bond, amounted i-ina,y a. sdlOoOO. or This amount
u,. wits redeemed the 81 II way. 1867 the amount OF
&i56qtlI: and tho o October, 1850, the whoie
amount u outstanding Military bonds estimated by
he auditor OF the state s2U2lGG. which, accordingly
tr AUDITORS estimate "urut Zee nave breh redeemed 10y
he Military aud OLcr taxes ~ ld6. Nevertheess INC
ufr.rt Treasurer % the state has seen ut to SET Hsldo
s,oi1 ef the money appropriated by the United states
Government it~ thc purpose % receulhg pituitary pOuus