New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

and Banking Company, claims the correction the report
ba, about 10 declare dividend from the assets OF
that concern.
The OF tie Bank OF Ithaca are redeemed AZ the
American Exchange Bank
The Receivers al The Union Insurance Company will
make second dividend on the 18th April.
We have letter from correspondent III Cincinnati
which that business very dull and money
II anything condition than before the resumption
The currency is composed principally OF Indiana Bank
Notes which to per CT. below Ohio country money.
and unciiarercd institution, the Traders and
Mechanics Bank, which are per cent below Indiana
Merchants in Indiana pay their debts Cincinnati, in Indi
ana money which Gto per cheaper than Cincinnati
exchange. New York 10 II, Indiana STATE scrip Is 50
dis Illinois State Bank 90 per Bank OF Illinois D
discount, all for bankahle money, not specie.
Letters from New Orleans speak in the most di>couraging
serU OF the appearance of business matters that city,
Every is much cmbarrcssed and in fact apparently
chaos again The Merchants INK has broken
and refuses 10 pay the checks ra upon by the Com
u,erca Bank OF hatcher. They selling 10 10 %
per discount It's reported that the Merchants Bank
has m;sBppropraed about 40 900 deposited Tor the redemp
dor of these checks. The Exchange. Atchaaya and Or
leans Banks have closed vtc Attorney General and
their the hands OF the Board II Currency
The Louisiana and Union Banks have been sued for
forfeiture Of their charters twas reported that the Board
OF Directors Of the Louisiana Bank would all resign, bu,
this was dwpued
The Improvement, Bank will be Immediately put into
liquidation. ProceedI had been commenced against ten
OF the sixteen banks by the Attorney General 1t sup
posed that only eight nine of the NcwOrleaS Banks
would weather the The Cashier OF the Atchataaya
bad abSconded, owing bun small sum- $500 900 unless
j larger deficiency should be- discovered.
Matters in Philadelphia we're wearing better aspect
than for some time past. There excitement in rea
the Banks, and the difficulties which appear 10 sur
round and render resumption impracticab. had vanished
before the attempt; In fact appears that both banks and
people easier than before the resumption took place
AT Convention Of many the Country Banks was re-
solved rot TO resume but 10 abide by the Relief Law"
A majority OF the Committee appointed 10 investigate the
Towanla Bank reported that the assets are more Than
sufHcien, TO redeem all its liabilities
The Mechanics Bank OF Burlington. n. j. has made
rannemen,s with the Bank North A,nersca for the re-
demption OF It's notes.
The following Delaware Banks resumed specie payments
saws the Philadelphia North American, SAY Bank OF
Delaware at Wilmington; Farmers Bk. OF Del dos Union
Bank do. do. Wilmington and Brandywne Blk. do The
the Farmers Blk al Dover and the Bank az sniyr-
ma are received in deposit at the Shutdown NJ Bank
New-Nork Market.
ASIESThc sales only in retail lots al 80 10 ~ o-t
for Pots, and s. so s. 62l for Pearls
COTTON-The transactions to-day reach about LOCO
iailas previous rates
FLOUI-Thc market is firm to-day at ST % Tor GeneSee
and some large holders this rate NJ important
sales Ohio Canal So l2i 81 25. About 600 bhis New
Orleans aioai, sold Sc c6iln Southern there II not
much dong hu; the market is hrin Georgetown and
Brandywne, s. 87l So Small sales B:andywiue Corn
Meal TO arrive, SIS, 4.mos.
GRAIN-Cern /, rather plenty, and heavy sales
on Saturday ana to-day OF about 5000 bushels White VIZ
Gn;a and North Carolina. IS cents weight, Tor dslery
800 bushels Jersey GOT. About 1900 bushels Rye Tor the
East, sold at 81 Oats plenty and declining.
Nearly 600 bushels Southern the market WcqHo'e
Northern IS 50; Southern 10 i5 The las! sale South
t.rr was y eco buSl.ei. NJ - cents.