The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

Wans:tr0et, w Wednesday, Jan. 10.
Yesterday remarkable day we have experienced
since the year besan prices Of stocks sn an average
Der the activity of the market was quite censdera
Ia the early part If the morning we had Intelligence from
England nearly twenyfou days aer by tie way OF Phade
pha The great inquiry know the state Of The money
and cation markets England found that both rather
easy representing the Gotten market firm and
looking up Th created most cheerful aspect throughout
ofbusness II was very generally believed that the
crisis had Enandthlt the danger completely Over
both specie lance
in that coaa Particular information of this condition Of things
not received The and general nccoun' escaping
through The lazy newspapers of Philadelphia all hs facts
that could be dependedon on.
addition news from abroad, had the intelligence
from Washnro. that tho Specie Cnca ar wsud De sscded
The Fefad tn Of Commerce were the oy psts mar
announced tn fact but rs u was known spead
general feeling JOY throughout our commercial classes The
Withdrawal that Circular ut once seen IN all It's Importance
The southern and banks would Immediately be relieved
from The nanaces pre- ,h.r circulation. Az the
sprng is beginning the would
banks extend their operations benecay for the whole
country From the west there will be sent US specie
where wanted and will here when wanted
and where lis legitimate depository Geld silver IN masses
only necessary qdate the balances between naoss We
balance with the south and west wi products
side and merchandise the other Great ofsece
useless in the western states Men, women dovey woman
and much cattle their incps wants with these they
produce children and all the other INNINGS and asses Of
opulence wealth and power.
The inucnses these circumstances had therefoe
a
and the spirits ofall Wall street The fine pleasant
ble delicious weather small tem in the general i'm
pulse that felt We shall positively have eay spring bu
sine
Th, only drawback hs of things the slow
the subj he tariff and land
the ridiculous csic of the Legislature at Albany the
actuers who have been for enjoying podso monopoly
begin cry against Mr. Cambeengs Bill There probn
bity that IN bill will neatly the share has been
ported tand the ridiculous excitement attempted to he
raised BY the few opposition politicians Mr. cambre enss bill
ought passand imrsedia ely. The sntuar aHd con-
tem,be opposition Of the Cou and Enqu rer commercial
pap depending othe deep commercial
interests involved subject utterly without move
or argument.
In the State Legislatarc, expect nothing TO te done Mr.
Mason bill will end smoke, and will the proposed of
the asuy law singular fact that the whole eedng of
the leg alive to thu and market would
appcar 10 originate OF the Phenix Man
haitian State Mechanics Merchants. ard other banks
drive city, the Morris Canal, United States Bank and
institutions that they complete monopoly Of
the foreign domestic exchanges Mr. Maison the Noary Of
the Duchess ola board directors
He merely puppe the hands Of the Phenx and other banks
Instead, eore Of tacesigafoa Of The banks, shall
not be surprised the tenk influence ia Albany increased
,enfgd me snctes and manassas Of The money market Did
ever men act thus and SO
The make all the SAFETY Fund Banks redeem their
oae in New York another farce. 1t viii pass Tho
New York Banks BY uniting together lid alone accomplish
that measure. Isl worth tryingl
Prices Of Stocks the N. York Excha nrc. Jan IT,
s. B.k lls., III 7; rrSs Co m ioi iosi
Del ard Had. 80. 81. 81 81, Mohswk = r SEA
Butt and Dro Bank 49, r.'., -on X u. 70
s,, 2, 3 Bank iosiiyn ca tsoS H. ios ST.
Mors Canal Co isl 100, sts JR II. r. Co. ios, 81. a.
ps nssut Bank, Tenn ios neston ss, a.
planters Bank, Miss. 1871, LLR II. 7sl, Ct
N. o. Gas Co. iosi,
u. !. saUk. ISL, Del and Hudson, 81, %, Ssh, o.