New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
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Commercial and Money Matters.


ues-t fell of per to-day. Merchants Exchange Co.
stock sold at ).
The sales of State stocks very extensive For
State Sevens 1349 premium offered asked; State Skies
1860 81 asked-lS62 80 oered Fve 49, so! offered, 81
asked-S55 81 cered-s5s 90 offered s0t asked-ss lsi9
IS offered Ohio Skies 1885, rs offered; $780, 73i offered "A
asked Kentucky Skies 51 offered, &c asked; Fves 6es oi
65a.ked; City Sevens 1852 prem offered; Wate- Loan
80 offered. Thetransacions were as follows:
ho Skies a;s Indiana n $ 1870 ses Sd IL
$4,000 Ill Sixe> 1870. -. 17t
TIE market for Exchange for the steamer closed firmly
to-day The transactions heavy consequence OF
the short supply Of prime bills We quote sterling 63 IT.
Francs 5S7i 5 81
In Domestic Exchanges there has been activity and
little variation Alabama funds generally sales OF
the branches being made with difficulty at % so discount!
Decatur 40 Mobile &c. which is slight improvement VIC
have letter from Decatur which states that Mobile money
be used for other purpose than paying Bank debts
A letter iroA Columbus, Miss states that nothing he
done with Mobile funds All confidence in that branch
appears have been lost the South The other branch
Is stand much better.
There some little in specie for the NewOr
leans and Canada markets Aboutw hundred thousand dol
lars have been acG within few days. For Canada moth
ing but American halt dollars is wanted. For New-Or
leans, gold and half dollars Mexican dollars at to
premium, Spanish g.! Five Franc pieces 93 o. Thc
specie brokers sell halt dollars at prem.
Mr. James c. King, The dissenting member OF The Com.
Mesrs Boorman Johnston Co. and Jacob Little Co has
published 'lle grounds BY which he was governed lie
argues that as the original coAtract was Illegal so the ta9
be urged argument for breaking the con-
tract and that the subject should be judicaled under the
rules Of the Board OF Brokers. he that in his opn-
ion the CASE should be rerzanded TO the Board.
AT Boston the following sales CT stocks were made:
shares Boston I Providence T. r. a6 per cent
20 do Eoson Maine ; IE 81 ! a 81! per cent:
10 do ChyrleS,own Branch Rit $50 per share.
) do North Bank, 78 d 7ot per cent
8 do Market Bank, Sol per share
IA do Stale Bank. s5i per share
so do Fireman's lns. Co, 90 per cent
Al Philadelphia in consequence OF the dea! of Brltton
White member the board adjourned. There very lit
tie demand for money In consequence OF the limited bus-
ness The door Of interest per cent. The
following Of discount Treasury notes, par
dis; u Bank notes dis. Giard 48 &C. Penn Town
ship lO Manufacturers Mechanics 10 II, Bank OF
Pennsylvania 6! y, Moyamensipg 10 l2 Penn country
non.resuming banks 10, do resuming banks Ia J. City
Relief Notes suspended banks ii II.
The State Treasurer OF Pennsy vania has published CIR
GUAR 10 domestic creditors stating that the amount oi
available funds in the Treasury being very small aad the
amonnt claims being asceraned and nasnuch As Ihe
pro rata dividend wsuld be small has been decided not
10 make any payments until st November when the same
amount, will be paid if divided into the payments OF Au
gust and November.
sale e 25 shares Louisville Bank was made 81 rhiuei
pha at 5Oi.
Exchange at Mobile there had been bot little change
The Bank of Mobile checkiag for small amounts On New
York at per prem There not much demand or
specie which MAY be quoted at 90 90 per cent premium
Both supply and dem md are limited
The Seu,hron (prnted Jackson. Mss gives the opn-
ion that the times even Mississippi destined TO be-
come much harder We are" says that paper, rapidly
approximating tS the specie standard Now 30 olcs save
those upon specie paying banks III co!erce anu
we ha rly ever any OF these. The kentucky and Ien'
notes that once circulated here seem az 70 nave nave
worked their passage omc IN patton OF specie pay
nen,s We have no local bank paper circulation OF our
own, does any anticipate tue possibility OF having any
for many years to come"
The New Orleans Pcayunc says:
We made inquiries yesterday relative to those banks
against which the Attorney General in the name OF The
Stale instituted legal proceedings. We find them to
be the Citizens the Consolidated, the Commercial anu lc
Canal Bank.
The Attorney General in his petition filed in The Disrc,
Court charges these banks respectively, with having viola
lated the bank law Of the last session OF The Legislature III
several particulars which cite below, and for doing
which he calls them show within ten days why
decree should not rendered by The Court, declaring
charters forfeited and the corporation extinct lhe
charges follows:
First by not having their notes circulation, and
ed under said law represented by one !rd insPecG Sc
before the whole of their cash liabilities represented
by onehird in specie and wohlrds in satisfactory paper,
payable i'll full al maturity and within ninety days; thray,
oler banks each Saturday OF every week. and by not
exchanging each Day on TP"ns M c neI Ns enn oeS
There are tu banks notea the board OF curren
cy into lquida,ion and against wi wieh e failing to DO
The Nashville whig that specie will now be con-
sdered bank exchange and mercantile iransae-
ons and bank not equal to this standard Will pass
only at a DISCOUNT The Planters and Union Bank will re
ceye no deposit but such they willing 10 the
credit of the deposio, and pay out city paper or specie
Exchange on tie north p Sprem.
CLEVELAND HERALD OFFICE,
Saturday, Aug. s. O'Clock, p NJ.
The Canal arrivals since F. NJ yesterday, are 6,o85
bushels Wheat 765 bbs. Flour and 5i bushels Corn
bushels Wheat from Dover sold 10 day al sl cents
and l5Oo from Chlllcohe, at 30 cents.
5000 hbls. Fiour OF two or more avorte bran1; nai
next nonh. boat load of Flour is in from Cincinnati
not We, soid being the first received from that section OF
State, which promises to send US liberal supplies OF ooih
Wheat and Flour.