Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
N NEY MA X X E II.
Wednesday, June 6.-6, II. M.

The downward tendency Of the Stock MARI still costumes
almost all the sales have been decline. u s. Bank fell of
per cent Del Hudson receded "a per cent; Farmers
T., per cent; Ohio L. T. IA per cent; Kentucky II per
cent Jackson Ins. Co. declined "A cent; Mohawk de-
cned Fl but rallied and the close showed falling
of of per cent? Harlem closed per under the prices
OF yesterday N. r. r. Improved II per cent Inland
change continues without material alteration The sudden
rise aad subsequent fall Of stocks attributable to the excite
men incident 10 the passage Of the Specie Circular and the
depression caused by the hsue of but affairs
the whole stand nearly they did before the passage Mr.
Websters resolution The markets will be liable these
fluctuations until decided stand taken with regard
assumptions That aud that only faancia affairs
firm basis. The fate ofthe Sub Treasury BILL Congress.
matter of such uncertainty that the idle a its
passage have effect the market By sup.
posed is in the the administration force through,
but the strong vote IL both branches of the legislature in favor
of the repeal Of the obnoxious specie circular evidence
enough that administration the of pub
lie opinion, and the Sub Treasury will meet its fate ac
cerdngy.
The following an extract Of letter from the Cashier Of
of the Baltimore Banks unc alton has been re-
ceved from the Philadelphia Banks asking the views Of our
banks as to resumption. Our banks today
endea convention 10 be held in Philadelphia about the LIST
Of July fix the day. This was understood 10 meet
the views OF the Philadelphia Banks"
At Charleston I'd nstar Bank OF Charleston rates Of ex
change on New York were per premium-me checks
par London 10 per cent At New Orleans ssk
ult, exchange on New York "A per premium. The
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also riscn Confidence was fast gaining ground.
State Of Trade.
CONNIE real transactions becoming limited The state
Of the weather today has had the out door
transactions in auction small groceries
by Hoffman 4 Co., was made principally for cash
CoFFEE-An inquiry still xss tc fair and i'm
In prices has been sustained every kind In
some hne quatethere tendency still further to advance
which the sales below substanate
CorrosThe operations spnners and expectation
continue to fair extent The arrivals three days have
been about 30e bales AtNew Orleaa 18th ult the
sales for the week were 200 bales reduction of &C.
per b-bu holders OF round lists firm waiting further
rivals Al Augusta Nav ST. the market had been dull
al decline OF &C. Prices range l0ic few
the Of Alabama 1000 bales only year il eui-
mated at 900 bales and valued Is there
fore now the greatest cotton growing Union Al
Charleston jane the sales had been Upland AZ
extremes 1T Holders frm-the demsna IS mostly
for fine qualities
BRrADsTUTrsThs market continues rather fiat and with
variation In prices There Canal
Collectors Office, Buffalo, from Esd 3s inclusive
-Pour 6oe9 Is4se bushels The recrpta
Il will be from below, light or wheat
there Is IN TIE market, and change OF
grain The flour and heat received from the canal Alba.
ny and West Troy durisg fourth week May 1897 and
1888, were as folsws;-
Bbis FI0Gr. BusLU hsGf