New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Honey Matters.

Conannercial and Honey Matters.
FRIpLy P NJ
There but moderate amount OF business al the
Brokers' Beard today, with the usual fluctuations DO
hawk improved per cent. Harlem !; Ohio Trust =
Bank of Commerce ard Delaware were rather heavy.
State Stocks are dull, with downward tendency. Ohio
Skies fel! of Water Loan, 1885, J. Indiana Improved
per The transactions were:
200 at I'm Illinois ss 1870 IS
s2GOo Ohio 6s 1860 .b6o IS sot0 Indiana IS q
Foreign Exchanges remain without change and Inactive.
Sterling II a g.; Francs 5.s2i $50
Domestic Bills rather dull today. There
buyerso Ala bsma and NcwOreans, bat there ami
nation. Central Is y a 80. It's improving al home.
Mr.. Thomas Hale has been appointed Receiver OF the
Merchants Marine Insurance Company of this city, and SO
per of the capital will be paid the stockholders
Monday 1t is confidently anticipated that the whole
ca piia will be repaid
In relation The of the Mechanics Banking Asscci
alton willoughby reported in paper Of Wednesday,
understand the following are the facts:
"The facts, admitted by both parties follows
Mr.. Wloughby, the ID OF November, 1885, gave his
bond TO the Bank $50 Oo with but per interest
having received the $4,000 State Maine stock
par $4,000 in the stocks of the BaRk for which be
subscribed This Maine stock obtained
from Parker Co. by the Bank for Wloughby, and for
| which Parker x Co. received from the Bank the
| amount of their stock Mr.. w. Immediately founded
Bank of his the basis OF this Maine stock, and de-
posted il with Inc Comptroller. The defence up
is that The stock worth what he gave for il in
other words, he sets up tic plea OF usury."
There is an improved demand for Treasury Notes, which
are not plenty. Sales considerable have been
made at premium. They wanted for investment
| and are taken mostly by the Banks
There in the statement; OF the assets OF the
Greenwich Bank, copied into eur paper from lhenid
sons Reporter, caused by mistake in the addition The
total assets instead Of s2436 set down. amout to S26
ISL and the stock consequently worth 20 instead OF 60Per
cent. on It's par value.
| ment Mr. George Law last evening unanimously
elected President the Harlem Railroad in conformity 10
the wishes the stockholders and from indications IN the
Beard Of Directors of The NewYork and Albany Railroad
Company corresponding change Will probably soon lake
| place in the organization OF its administration.
Vhompson's ank Note Reporter gives extract from
letter from the Comptrolers Office stating that the notes OF
the Bank Lyons pH be received in communication OF the
pavments of the Bank 10 the Safety Fund On Tie oter
hand the Reporter says Mr.. washburn broker Albany
under date September 2ls The Comptroller does
noI and will receive the notes OF The Bank OF Lyons I'D
| payment to the Safety Fund.
| Speaking of the Lafayette Bank Thompson says:
"Ths institution believe, the only one in The State
of New York placed under nction ana "suno up ny
receivers which has ever paid all its abes 10 me pun
lie has been in the hands OF receiver only hVe .ohlh.
he paying or has already pal ie ehte SEM m
very considerable amount 10 be distributed among me
stockholders This Bank an honorable exception 70 me
csss o -rin3ine Institutions which belongs Ter IN
no INSTANCE within knowledge has Bank closed by
injunction of the Court OF chancery heretofore oeeA
able TO pay its debts
The Philadelphia Inquirer says: owe notice with plea
sure cheering indications of the revival Of business well
along Markesreet and other principal thoroughfares as
| on the wharves.'
AT Nashville very little change in business Both the
Dry Goods and Grocery houses comparatively idle
few additional bales new Cotton have been received tins
week In the Exchanges Eastern funds continue IN de-
mapd: the drawing rates. sight and short sight, q per
cent premium. Exchange dealers are paying =. Ala
money so per cent discount on Mobile 70 co. on o
er branches The manufactured not large Branch Bank
Tennessee notes discount; Memphis do q do.
The Louisville Banks still wing TIE East al
per cent their customers The rate the same as ou
OF doors Kentucky so year bonds are quoted at 70; 20
| Scrip d, 10.
| The Buffalo Commercial says:
The volume OF Wheat and Flour coming &c III Cieve
land Sandusky Toledo, Milan, Venice and Detroit Oo
neavv for Canadian agents TO CONTROL and as cose
quence low receiving our accusiome- supply at
inns mort Operations during the past days have bee
very heavy, and principally with The Black Rock
On "a utday they took $4,000 bushels al prices varying
from 68s 10 10 bushel, al which quotations lhe mar
ket enans stationary The sales OF Flour TO some eS
tent al prices between s. 80 and s. TO- Six huGdred bb!,
nj Erie Mills brought the latter quotation Saturday. al!
though the principal operations 90 mol fedsu aeo'e -
! per barrel.
The Buffalo Commercial says that large quantities OF the
notes of the Monmouth County Bank have been crculaed
| al the West.
The following remarks upon the Western Banks we cut
| from he Buffalo Commercial:
The closing of the Bank Of Lyons, one OF he SAFETY
Fprd institutions by The Chancellor has started dn inquiry
as 70 the stability OF other Western Banks, whose princa
borrowers are persons known be extensively
milling: bu, have been able 10 gahe hiotra
non all appear TO be and their line OF discounts "hih
reasonable bounds Indeed The ners al this tune 90 Eo'
generality require heavy loansnsny oil The esao shmens
are only parity empoye and Turn out but one thrn OF he
ouau,,y of Flour this season ST the year MS ""
Know own vicinity ana al LochPoF',
an from the general OF our Eastern Exchanges along
the line OF the Canal infer that the same inactivity pre-
walls even as far the Hudson Such beng c CASE Wy
are certain Their tor dsrus as 10 te seho'a
,rasty of the interior Banks They ENJOY al tns UNI
more confidence and stronger than tsy pave oeeh 'o
many months,
Markets CAREFULLY reported far The Tribune
| ASHES-There is demand FOR Pots today which taxes
oeary al offered the rate and we nouce safes OF
about $50 bbs at S. So Pearls not so aTsk as fo''
bu, seem to have recovered from the downward 'enaency
lel, Yesterday Sales about so bbls. al 10 and we be-
leye there arc none 70 be had lower The pi oa are
about $50 bbs and the receipts by the river about 3eo
COTTON.-we reported sales OF about 400 bales yes'eE
dav bu, in the afternoon sales were made, ana the
aggregate yesterday fully 1900 bales, mostly iof eS
,or, We are inclined think, however that Soiae Oh he
reported sales are merely shipments from inst NAMES
marke, is heavy and mahe sales holders are oose" 10
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