New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27

We permitted to publish tho following letter VIII
ten to gentleman OF this city by Gov Walker OF Vir'
glna and commend It the attention Of readers:
STATE OF VIRGINIA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTNENT,l
RICHMOND Dec; 1909
cept this day, Of your favor Of the 10TH n forwarded
from Norfolk. am fully aware OF the pcfhous
condition Of our state credit but am az present poWelcs
10 restore It. Under The act Of CG and 81, as you are
doubtless aware the past due interest on me STATE ao
the state would be able to pay the interest on net
punctualy, as provided by law, and this am confident
would have done but for the dissolution OF civil ana
the Inauguration OF military government Dy acl Oh Co
cress Since the OF legislation and proper tax
eyes the increased expense Of the Government and the
inevitable confusion and disorder Obtaining nave al
combined TO prevent the prompt Legislation OF lhe ma
still prevails in the state and VIII uhtli congress US
solves il by admission OF the state 70 the Union 30
as civil government is fully restored the nhahccS ol
the state Will receive PROMPT atteht9n' anu sU1 p
viii be adopted by which her credit can be restored
paid IL is not the fault OF our people mat ne o''e IN
at this time. They have not the coOL oI te
civil war followed by four years Of semtciyil ana semi
military rule, together with the clfcsnsauceS aDono
mentioned, ought TO receive due consideration by our
creditors and the motives, intentions ana honIr OF our
people ought not to be impcached until they yoIuhy
permit the credit OF their State to be dshonored very
respectfully, your obedlent servant, q. C. WALKER
meeting Of the Directors of the New-York Central
arc Hudson will be held to-day 97) at Albany On 'he
1t Of February 100000 OF the old Hudson Railroad
Company natures, and will be paid in cash An equal
amount OF Certificates may be issued.
We are pleased to state that the loan OF S235oOO OF
Bonds of the Western Pacific Railroad Company has
been closed out co days. in 800 lots by Messrs FISK
Hatch This that these bonds have gone into the
hands Of parties Investment well as the confidence
capitalists have the superior class of securities offered
TO the public by this wellknown firm We call attention
TO an advertisement Of Messrs Fisk Hatch IN another
column.
From the West and Southwest comes up the same
gratifying reports Of great and abundant supply in
the money market and better prices for produce The
following is from a Little Rock (Ark) newspaper:
Money continues in fair supply, and although borrow
ers may not m all obtain the amount wanted, sun
the market can be considered in comfortable condition.
and II complication arise there must DC an ll
movement in future There essential variation Ia
rates. The weekly resume must be regarded tavoraDe
for business showing an increase instead OF decrease
The banks have met all demands made upon them Win
prOmpuess and at the close Of the nnancla week are
condition TO continue to accommodate their regular
customers, with good margin for outsiders
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specie
from NewYork to foreign ports for the week ending JAN
% and since the beginning OF the year:
r fl. r.., 1 lsssi ESQ., lsS2 e issS IS
Previously reported..... lO.O9l,@l 's5Loio oi'oO'V
Since January L...... sl39ODl snC7ls9 sO85as5s
The earnings Of the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri for the
past two weeks in January were:
s97O56 81 $4,000 70 Decrease... slo9l a
The receipts Of the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail'
road for the second week of January, 1870 were:
P,.,sPg'r' $593 Sss. isss:;: sa7 g
A'P'''''''''''''"' TOtaI........"s2335l 40
The following Is the list Of California treasure, per
steamship Arizona, from Asplnwall;
Lee; Its E.c Gc sa &c &c
Trevor < Cogate......., l,l5O 81 -, 49,
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