The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, July 21-6 T. M.

For sound socks the market has been little firm
to-day, and better feeling generally prevails, from the
fact that nothing reard the return OF commercial
activity but the want of proper adjustment OF the
laws and also the conviction that Congress will
dare longer re with the best inter the country
make its welfare subservent to party purposes. Ken
lucky per cent stock improved II per cent Harlem
Railroad 81 the board but subsequently fell back
per cent is stated that the extraordinary opposition
perenced the great OPERATOR from certain the Dec
Of the Company, Of whom possessed of but
five shares of stock, has really affected his mind With
fortune embarked in the Company he finds the drec
ton composed Of its credtor utterly opposed to its
best interest," and opposed every thing calculated pro-
the ultimate welfare Of the road and consequently
Of that OF the trading community of the whole city and
State. Such conretemps is enough to drive man of
binary mind mad. Delaware and Hudson fell per cent
The applications during the morning for the Corporation
per cent loan 10 years have been great extent and
the whole amount subscribed for before o'clock
The Corporation has all the money requisite to finish
the supplying city with the Croton Water" and has
borrowed all the law allows them. Nearly all the hall
million taken for investment by institutions and ind
vduas mostly the latter out Of business One hundred
thousand by John Jacob Aston. The New York State
per cent 49, enqured for lol and Ohio es 1850 selling
73i Treasury Notes. per cent par to ls per cent
premium.
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be defauer to the amount of SIS 00o-probably
He has absconded. Whose neglect is this owing to
The Decatur branch Of the Alabama. Bank has
menced paying specie the of 30 per cent of the face
ohc presented and the balance in the other
banks
One ofthc Bank Commissioners has published the fol-
lowing statement Of the circ uaon of the Bank Of Buffalo
the engavers accounts the Bank has received blank
sheetsto 1898 000
Blank sheets now on hand in bank, 400
si,IsI 900
Notes sgned;andnow in Bank, S3l9oai
Do redeemedby receiver, 7,73l- s527 1852
ss,4,q4s
Mnta,ed notes destroy cd appears books 367 592
Notes 20 he redeemed out of safety fund.- s2s6655
Actually redeemed by Comptroller, ss7 ,sl2
Excess, sioI ,I56
Prcsuming that the engravers account is correct the
faud must have occurred in entering false certificates
the amount of notes destroyed by burning
Much confusion prevails St. Louis in relation to the
currency. The Miners Bank Of Dubuque the
inst but falling make any arrangement for the
dcmpon ofs notes at st. Louis, the great
discount at that point On the 9th inst the Perpetual In
Office stopped and settled with its deposors by
certificates 30 90 davs 10 those who refused Tennes
paper. L. A. Benoist Co. declined paying checks,
other than those of the Miners Bank which, from
the above cause discount This il Just infie.
ton upon those merchants of st. Louis who silly
enough 20 oppose the exerons Of the Bank of Missouri
two years ago, when striving to maintain sound
specie currency.
The probability of the final passage of the Tariff BILL
which has passed the House very remote but IN order
to show the result OF the power In the cgsla-
tureior there sctlally but majority the bill
passedwc subjon the following par alive table =
A CoMrARArnE STATEMENT OF the MOST JMrorr,Sr Apr,
Giles BEARING SPECIFIC DUTIES BuL
JUST PASSED nv THE LOWER House., THE Acr or
1892, AND THE BILL PROPOSED COMMITTEE az
MArUFkcrUREs, AND THAT PROPOSED Bx THr SECRETARY
THE