The New York herald

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$3 25 a $3 30. Whiskey was firmer, with sales of 400 a

600 bbls. at 24)?c. a 24,','e., and a small lot in good bar

rcls sold at 24J?c. Sugars were steidy, with sales of

about 600 hhds., 222 boxes and 200 hhds. inolado, with a

lot of Peruambucos, in bags. CuiTee was quiet, and little

doing beyond amall lots of St. Domingo, in bond, for

export. Freights were without change of moment, while

engagements were moderate.

The Treasury Note Bill and the Opposition

Vote In the House.

On Thursday last the administration and the

cause of the Union achieved a great victory in

the House of Representative#, in the passage,

by the important vote of 93 to 57, of the only

available measure left for the immediate relief

of the urgent and extraordinary financial necessities

of the government. We allude to the

Treasury Note bill, the particular features of

which arc that the $150,000,000 of demand

Treasury notes which it authorizes are made a

Witl tender for all rriblic and private debt*.

are receivable by the government for duties on

imports, and are convertible into the registered

and coupon bonds of the government at seven

per cent, redeemable seven years, or at six percent.

redeemable twenty years after date.

The practical effect of this legal tender clause

is to give the Treasury a banking circulation

of one hundred and fifty millions of dollars,

reissuable to the absorption of the five

hundred millions of bonds authorized, relieving

the government meantime of the

impossible task of specie payments by making

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1862). New York [N.Y.], 1862-02-10. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1862-02-10/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1862-02-10.