Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-16
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Thursday. Auxust I5-0 =. N
The he,e that sy the Liverpool momsntay ex-
ecss will prove "a srse eens to have encourages buoy
ant feeling At the Stock Exchange today and fair amount Of
.s have been mad. at improved prices. Dry Doc Bank
per cent? Ohio Trusti per cent; Delaware Hudson
er cent? Bank Of eeIt; Harlem Rail Road
ver cent forced sale Of Planters Bank Of Mississippi was
made at 50 cents There has been sale Of this description
stock for long time; the last sale at % per cent eAh-
biting fall Of - per cent
The following the ociairourn Of the operations OF 'he
Mint
az the coinage the several branch MINIS curing
the half year ending soth Of June last:
u.y r,,,,. o.. Easis.. Yslu- dollars TotoL
6 6ssosss. s ss7s 1888 s o7 50
ur n.n.. Dime, III Del Val Dol
~ Orlcans 500 900 7s 900 go 600 2s,i6s a2s '0ooo
$s5s, l57 50
,h Aim, a,nro,ehe, f. the arrival Of the steamer Liver
ol ,he ANXIETY Of cmmercI to increase ms
anxiety apparent among the SPECTATORS ana Ae'r
in the ass.duy with which they prophecy good news "
other like the school BOY wstpg to keep his courage up IN
the present state The however, good news ADMITS o.
two dcGai,ious in prices would be good news Tor me
and holders but bad for The community mas
much "A the season Of speculative monopoly would thereby be
rr.,onped . in prices would be good news for the public
LARGE as would guarantee demand IA Engans Tor goous
A. o. low prices which would send gold back the Golfers
Of the Bank in healthy and also enable the spnaers
to enter the cotton market with spirit and confidence
The course OF the Of England depends 50 many
potca causes domestic and oreiga added to CONNER
a all Of which promise very unavoraby at
our latest dates Of which would greatly influence
the future the Bank that inclined to the
belief that any change the restrictive measures the n'ts
ton cannot looked for at least before the harvest shall haze
so far advanced that the mporstions in foreign grain SHAH
have entirely ceased the disposition TO invest IN foreign Sc
curities be eFecsaal'y checked.
The general and avoxea principle which the Bank Of
England acts is upon ssrmise opsoA en- the
subject Of the circulation Thy de not restrict until the de-
naud for bullion actually taken a.e and assumed aserous
apec In like they do not relax until the exchanges
are settled gold flowing back With the knowledge Of thi
governing principle and the general movements OF rade COM
tned with object Bank has to OBTAIN IN pursuing re-
,trcys measures led to the belief that the turning
pont will not attained before September Sooner
than that time neither crop viii be available TO an
tent wh. will positively check importation, the Bank
40 far reduce its circutos afec, prices
This is great object Of the Bank ndepend nty Of the po
cal causes which in action the Continent of
render necessary for the Bank to place itself
strong possible order to meet the positive de-
ans of the Chancellor Of the Exchesuer which, according
the budget would be from millions poundss we'll
the contingent cali. from tie government, which the state OF
affairs IN the rendered highly probable.
To attain th. object the bank may fad it TO raise
Of interest 10 cent but the vast importance at
tached TO measure Will the direct
or to avoid il If possible. Their determination TO do
evident from the that the 10th Juse when the rate
raised to 81 per cent niinated that the following
Thursday 1t would be sgsin raised to per cent? II was no
however DONE the public kept in rsm week
to week. up the lah July This very tended to
check aud thereby cheek the demand Tor eas u
the same time that circulation narrowed down by the
.ae of securities. therefore Of opinion that should
n.tboe Of political nature have interviewed, he Liver rosl
ill bring information Of continued fall in prices and eon-
FINANCE Of the former &C interest
The effect Ibis 81 the English market viii have tao
,ame effect American prclace ana securities IN the Esh
ake the price the must be reduced and the sale Of
the other stopped This will affect spectators and borrowers
ONLY aud eguar dealers line must be very soon
drawn Our large crops will undoubtedly find sale at low
r.uneraug prices the producers; not such rate viii
,,d fortunes to the broker and speculative buyer The
trade will however, be active, and the returns quick
adding wealth prosperity 70 the country at large
Table showing TIE value any number Of Soyeregns from
10 one hundred SIs5 eaeh the rate at which ey are re-
c,iyed and paid out py the Banks. Large amounts are
regulated by weight yauiag the Pensywssh at sae cents
,s4blished by oil Congress- and oil Francs al 70