The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21
COMM n hClAL.
Wall Street, Tue sslay, Feb. n.

...nr Wall Street, Tuc sday, Feb. n.
begins to be fresh question 10 the minds Of intelligent
persons whether the from nexpcabe has
not broken asveemey vaenty ever Yes
eday the stock market fat dull and retroang
sos the erences between time and cash per
thus indicating scarcity money paper
dates are again up to % and the The
banks are caraimg and Tho general aspect of quite
gloomy and 70 bidding.
The only branch ofbusness which any strong indication
OF and velness is the French goods This sea
rather higher than last espec ed that by tia
time all the ae packets shall have arrived they will m 70 the
prices Of last There abundance British Dry
Goods and the endeavos the GER
tain that goods have arrived here January during
yea than there did year The western mer
chants beginning 70 into the city The weather mild
and the rivers must De opened As nay
CATION will have the northern and
Goods are ia fair demand but The that brought forward
seems not to satisfy the oom merchants There great
deficiency somewhere he sudden advance commercial paper
part be caused by the state Of the foreign exchanges and
the necessity the banks cuai discounts If the spring
trade had been delayed long this last should have
smashing times By this period
Yesterday business extremely dull in all the staple articles.
Flour quite fiat and uncaaged-cotton the other southern
staples inactive. f
by Express Mail from the south are 10 the 18th
from New Orleans l4h Mobile and 18th The Indian
war ended The markets usua-ather dull Specie.
$500 arrived at New Orleans from Tampco The
and bank mania in high flood the south Real
immense has changed hands Orleans.
vannah Insurance and Trust Company capital esoooo
which subscription books for
first and second day, SIC 5o47oo calculated would
1y tia OF capital before the books closed
Prom taking place before evident that
the Market exchanges and currency
and evossh condition The large of coming
from Holland, adds the inequality Of foreign
change Il this coust the value OF gold and silver probably
under value EUROPE On
the basis ohe ofabor This country and ngand are part
Of the great commercial machine manasedb paper msney
with nominal basis ofspecie ky any degrees Of overtrads
branch industry supeabsndaIce paper ssuss
the whole ofour geld silver and paper currency altered
its value then viii the gradually unity for TO
reign land The import OF gram and the advance
feal estate provisions, wheat and such parts Of
the phenomenon generally produced by forced inter-
!ng with the natural currents Of industry stimulated BY Tia
expansions and contscton Of banking system The agta
specie system has begun The imports Of an
perfectly this asd will tebe e.
feet spon banking system precsutsn net taken
It will lie reconcced that paper currency
specie deposited different and independent points,
In Essans effects Of calls spscis are not 90
powerful they this country The whole credit system az
England completely organized and regulated the Bank ens
and Specie only required Londsn At every other point h
that county b London better than specie Yet thai
country great import Of grain away dstabs the an
especially the basis Here well prepa,ea -
meet these disturbances because our cold an.
silver scattered about at Insulated ssd Violated pos
webegn to dread the cc Of the import Of grain spoo our
| rency.
Pres Of s.ocksa a, the New yok Esch.nse Fsh -
BANK ~, o 4% T rs &C. Gs T ss CO ia iss
Bank Of America, I23i ~ o.Csna Co, 100
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| Bt State afN ~. lies Mohawk II. r., 90 81, SAN
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u 9. ..co, ssi Long I.l:nd K r.. :sna
Farmers Trust Co, ios, ie7i Har r. r., ia
Q. 9 Bank, mi ia Del < Had q, ssi. GOT