New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

said consolidated railroad company by majority OF the
the capital stock Of said company repTesene1
at their annual meeting in June A D. 1888. shall signy
their acceptance Of the provisions OF the said act W
causing to be filed in the Office OF the seeretary OF stte
DAYS thereafter by the President and secretary Ana
case the stockholders Of inc sde m ano oc go pPe
sened shall refuse to accept OF ana comply Win az Wy
redrements and provisions OF the aforesaid act as
provided the said consolidated railroad company shal
forfeit TO the State OF Iowa all the Franchises
rights and lands as provided IN said act.
sFc . That 40 much of said act to which this act s
sppementa as REQUIRES the Board OF Directors Of sad
eontodaie company to postpone the annual meeting OF
me stoekhoders for the election OF Directors thereof
until the first Wednesday OF June, d. lsC9 De ana te
same s hereby repeaed and the Board OF Directors OF
said consolidated company hereby required to call
the said annual meeting at the time Xed Dy he artces
OF incorporation OF said consolidated railrOOd company
for the purpose among Others OF submitting to the stock
holders Of said consolidated railroad company for their
acceptance the said act to which this act is
In the event Of the Directors quitting or negecng TO
call meeting Of the stockholders as hereinbefore pro
vided the shareholders, without further notice or
may hold said annual meeting the time and place fixed
in their articles OF consolidation, VIZ; ON the nIst
Wednesday Of June, A. d. 1863 IN the CITY OF ClleasO
Ill and elect officers and DO any and all business proper
to be done at stockholders meetings annual or special
SEC g. This act being deemed by the General Assembly
Of immediate importance shall take effect and be IN force
from and after its publication in The DdHy STATE heg
and Iora Ereang Statesman newspapers published at
Des Moines, Iowa.
The Chioag0 Republican Of Friday says;a
"Tbe only noticeable change I'm the condition Of the
money market in this city to-day was slght appode
toward srngene Hea % G SscSuns S by our city
merchants have reduced the volume OF currency some
what, and in quarters we found the mafkeI coScI
than II has been for two three weeks past Ine III
creased demand for discounts Is partly due 10 the s
gency in New York. consequence OF Whch some OF our
bankers have had to make advances on PROVISIONS heiu
there This il rather a singular condition OF affairs Dut
IL Is nevertheless correct In every particular
The rate OF discount at the banks s steady at 10 cent
per annum but this Is only for rstcass paper Inferior
grades paper discounted on the stees at rates
equal 20 l20lS y cent annum Long loans on goou
mortgages are made at y cent y annum.
The market for Eastern exchange remains steady.
Round lots were sold to-day between bankers at premium
OF 5OaGOc per thousand but counter rates were STEADY
at par buying and I-l0 premium selling
The fractional currency issued from the Printing
Bureau of the Treasury Department during the week
ending on Saturday March IA, was $lS2,GOO The
following shipments were made during the same
period:
Notes TO the AsslstantTreasurer az EewOreans 100000
To the AssIstant-Treasurer at Philadelphia. lOOW
10 national Ranks and 1894
National currency TO the Asslstant-Treasurer or 80.
YORK <UU,VNV
To the Assistant Treasurer at Charleston. 10000
TO National Banks and others...-.-.-..-.. lo6,SJ4
The United States Treasurer holds in trust for the
National Banks at this date the following amounts
viz:
Az security for 63I,4OO
Iior donnsits ~ nublic money ........ 35,l77,950
National Bank notes issued during the week.. lod'5Jv
Total amount % oVo0Vb'-i
Saiaed ErT tn' bills II retaTned re GE Si'' .o 5aO5
NGtes 6 ol Sed SGlsdis st9tes Treasrer ssOs6O
Leaving in actual circulation at this date Zsyo1'ooo
fThGIOgai GtiOg tbe evrrsHoy WpeE a92 200