The herald., 1837-03-03

wall street, Ffl0oy M6rCn ,.
There wasa GENERAL yesterday that
ket would again bat after GOOD deal Of hustle and
kept frme bat wthost There
very extraordinary pevadny the stsck
agitation the money market necessary keeps up its present
condition.
The rcceat pressure the agitation the exchan-
gesand specie operations and suamens Of the banks have
been partly occascned BY te of
and ion Of bank capital
the winter the souhcm
have add their bank capital probably oty millions of soa
South Carolina l2 mionsi Mississippi millions; Missouri
mlons Georgia and the Others the balance millions To put
this hank eaaln action specie required In South Carolina
and Georgia the first operations began.
To show the mania only remember that for
capital Of half Million the extraordinary sf million
su5.crb in three days.
Accordingly, banks operation in south
for spacic the very dras sell
in Charleston New York for II premium the lst of
supposed that specie south from
this city probably much from Phil dephia Ageneral and
combined has been made the south the
When they send here their bills exchange Eng
land they frequently back the proceeds in specie instead OF
paying their debts York The great value and nature of
the cotton staple enables the southern people TO through
these specuaons The drafts Of specie between New
York asd Philadelphia have been rendered douby injurious
banks this general drain towards the sosth
But this H. Many of banks have into
operation aud there probability that will be
mandsd out these views New York therefore, VIII
remarkable position From tie law distributing the
Surplus she becomes the principal spa
supplies ed throughout the country Even the deccn of
made by this city We have in aai,;o, m
provide the demands OF Europe The southern south
have just begun impulse speculation
and general trade. Where they may STOP no can tell,
The market for bread stuis is unchanged About 35o
damaged wheat OF the ship Tibet sold yesterday cents
cas-and SEQ slightly damaged 49, cash Western Hosr is
vi - S2 The nou market getting angad every day The
ice Ct The North River and of the flour probably break
up on the same day. The singular enacy holders of flour
arises from the fact they laid her very high prices
rot 10 be expected that tsey will lower the price without
great s'rgse OF feeling Last fall consequence apr
henon oil shortnes in the the dealers
prices, oubdding each other to remarkable In one
month BY the conpcn of these honorable foresaers flour
rose om 81 to nearly Slo They ontbd each other under be-
lcf that -Four would be scarce, und the price SIS
since that PERIOD great cos have been made keep de-
iusion and the Journal IT fCommece particularly tried all
Gould to hoax the public this persuaded
that the panic susng Let the people using flour but
as little possible and itmust fall May will he At ss or $40
If we not mistaken.
The Dry Goods market getting Lively Yesterday Aus
tin Co. sold $50 packages of foreign and domestic dry goods
There was great animation the sale.
The following st of vessels building md m h
port
Vessels baildin: and on the stocks II
Now in port-CaDa Boats, 10
Tow Boats, 80
Steamboats,, 73
Ships and Bargss,
Schoonon, 2ii
Sleeps, 3os-Toal 500
o. ssos IF s''fs, s At IS the New Yen & s
pn h 0 lane amenca, ca, i2s An Trust Co., Balt loi sst,
"s Del aaa ass IS Hs@ss sss 81 In. Co. ,os
Morris Canal Co loo, %. % Bowery Ins. CO. 100
Sk stale q M T., iios M.hawk Z. r.. 81 rs 81, 5i,s
n Mech, rIad. Bk. 81 s,oniaso R. r. r. y, r. s.'s,
N O. Canal CO., 80 Utica IL r. l2a ,,sl ''oi
Ca; r;., Go sss,s Co" Co.'S ,oas noa
Prices OF Stocks a Phadelph,a, March l.
isat State five ser cent, is4s ss KchiucIy Bast .,
Us u 3 Bank iast ~ iss 49, Union Bank Tenn. loal
vick,birs Bank. si,r.,7 Del 4 d.' Hsd sssa.r. ~.