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The Daily Dispatch: December 7, 1860., [Electronic resource], Difficulty on board the Mail Boat. (search)
Baltimore, Dec. 5. --Arrived, schr. Mignonette, Richmond. Cleared, brig Virginia, Richmond. Newark, Dec. 1.--Arrived, schr. Magellan, Norfolk. Fall River, Dec. 3.--Arrived, schr. Susan and Mary, Norfolk. New York, Dec. 4.--Arrived, schr. Wythe, Richmond, Dec. 5.--Arrived, schr, Jamestown, Latourette, Richmond.
The Daily Dispatch: December 7, 1860., [Electronic resource], Action of the Mississippi Legislature. (search)
Important from New Orleans. New Orleans, Dec. 4. --There is no improvement in affairs here; but, on the contrary, matters are worse — business, in a word, is almost at a dead-lock, while quite a number of suspensions have taken place from the in ability of the parties to obtain relief, and the heavy fall in produce, particularly in cotton. It is the impression of many here that the light receipts of cotton is because of the planters holding it back rather than accept of the low rates now current. Operations in Exchange of all descriptions are small, and quotations very unsettled.--Money still goes hard, and at all sorts of rates. The distrust of the future that exists is almost without a parallel, and it is feared the worst is yet to come.
The Daily Dispatch: December 7, 1860., [Electronic resource], Post-Office affairs (search)
A Convention of the citizens of Texas. New Orleans, Dec. 4. --The citizens of Texas have been urged, in a circular letter, signed by a number of public gentlemen, to elect delegates to a State Convention on the 8th of January. It is said that the Convention will assemble at the capital of the State on the fourth Monday of the same month. The movement appears to meet with popular sanction.
The Daily Dispatch: December 7, 1860., [Electronic resource], Calls accepted. (search)
Newfoundland Legislature. St. Johns, N. F., Dec. 4.--The Legislature met to-day. The Governor's speech stated that the House was called to consider the destitution prevailing in the country in consequence of the short seal and cod fishery.--It condemned the system of giving relief indiscriminately, without any equivalent, and alluded to the irregularities of the Galway steamers, to the decrease of revenue, and the injustice of indirectly taxing many to benefit a few. It recommended to the Ministers to greater economy; it regretted that, the Commissioners not having completed their labors the terms of an adjustment with the French, relative to the fishing privileges, could not be published, although they were mainly agreed on.
The Daily Dispatch: December 7, 1860., [Electronic resource], Turning around. (search)
ess among the merchants and factors. Foreign Exchange is nominal, and, at the moment, is almost entirely unsaleable. the Stock market is lower, and there has been considerable anxiety to sell. Boston Weekly Bank Statement, Dec. 5.--the Weekly Statement shows the following footings: Capital Stock$38,231,700 Loans and Discounts62,069,800 Specie3,553,000 Due from other Banks7,993,000 Due to other Banks7,886,000 Deposits17,328,000 Circulation7,459,800 Mobile,Dec. 4.--Cotton — sales to-day of 4,000 bales at 9 ¼@9 ½ for middling; sales of three days 9,000 bales. Receipts 10,000 bales. Sterling Exchange 98@100. Sight Exchange on New York ½ per cent. discount. Boston Money Market.--The Banks have but a meagre holding of coin, in view, especially, of the 15 per cent. law, nearly all of them try to keep more or less, and they have no united action, except in the matter of half-bill settlements, a measure of little relief to the public. About all the r