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MONEY IN New YoRK. The Tribune says
that the Banks feel little shy about the pros
poets of the coming six months, having pru-
dental fear of the crisis which our rulers at
Washington may bring about. Still they are
discounLing for their customers to fair extent.
In the street first class paper is easily negota-
ted at 6 l2a7 per cent, but any thing else is
passed with difficulty, and loans on fancy
stocks are almost matters of tradition. The
money market cannot be considered tight for
best securities, but anything questionable can
not bear the screws.