New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-22

SECOND BOARD.
1000 Indiana b 3'lay ~; 2,oco 'lo Is
There been sales Francs today at 525! In
sterling there i very ie doing Th. leading rate is8
g.! On Amsterdam 80; 10; Bremen 76- Hamburg
SIS a 35:.
There is a Slight decline in the rates Philadelphia and
" Orleans. On Illinois the rafe'worse. Wequote Pinla
dslpla 81 Baltimore "a 8: Virginia :: 81 Mobile
Ii Is. New osl.ans6 6: 81 Cincinnati 10, s. Louis II
| Louisville s..
Fer the toc!. OF LAFAYETTE Bank l5was offered to-day
Ii IS privately stated that the bills OF this Bank viii be
deemed in GO day The Brokers are buying about per
cent discount
The Bank OF Cleveland we'll a. the Commercial Bank
Lake Erie, paving OF their dePositors and Winning
up their concerns
The circulation OF the Banks Of Baltimore on,hc l7b
wa, $50; COO: specie on hand $o.2C00nO.
A bill has been reported nthe Pennsylvania Legislature
10 anul the charter OF the Bank OF Chamberbrrc Nothing
decisive has vet been the Legislature The ,ubcc,
nj resumption. The moderate o; both parties think
the l., OF August early enough.
The resumption bill is still under consideration in the Ma
ryland Legislature.
Several large failures have taken place in Philadelphia:
among them the firm OF Charles Davidson l. Son and F.
Oil souc ialura understand, had also occurred IN
Boston
The Citizens Bank OF n. Orleans has again suspended
sccc payment. Since The passage the resumption
MANY OF the Banks among them the Bank louisiana de-
cline deposits excerpt in geld and silver and preparing
| TO wind up.
The Banks OF Tennessee resume the st January
next.
The bill forcingtle Banks OF Ohio 10 resume the 4l
March has passedhc Senate The Banks about 20 hold
a Convention Columbus notes OF the Bank OF
Cleveland discrc,ii,ed Cincinnati The Urbana
Bank has made an assignment.
The resumption bill recently passed by the Legislature OF
Louisiana requires the Banks, the Seth Sept 1872
lall pay their liabilities specie, and upon refusal TO pay,
the protest Of the Notary shall constitute the forfeiture Of The
charter Of the All the parties TO commercial paper
which paid al maturity, arclo be reported 70 all the
Banks and no discounts made 10 them until such paper is
full Board OF Currency is appointed rt full powers OF
supervision, &c The Banks required 10 make weekly
reports this Board and the Board III make IN annual
rcpor, the Legislature No commercial paper is TO be
discounted having 90 DAYS and no renewal al
loved. The account any person asking such renewal IS
be closed with the Bank and notice given 10 all the other
Banks Any Director ab>enns himself from the State
thirty days, failing appear al five consecutive meet
ing, OF Board, be considered rs having resigned
The also regulating the loans and discounts at the Banks
and tho terms upon which the dead weight orextcndcd
debt NAV be settled The Banks allowed to issue notes
payable 3Oil September twice the amount OF the specie
on hand. provided equal amount OF louisiana state
Bonds bonds and mortgages with twenty per cent tx
cess shall be deposited security with the Board OF Cur
rcncv The above shall BIZ received by all the Banks
The provides for placing Bank, IN quiaoh and re-
QuireS Banks III liquidation To receive al par, IN payment
OF debts bills such Banks which are 10 lee distributed
according 10 the circulation OF the Banks not IN lquidaton
and the cash the lqrdalng Banks are 10 be dsri
bu,ed in like proportion Eight per cen,=intcres TO be
charged bills received and they 10 BE- secured by 9TH
er assets OF the Bank. Banks required 10 accept this
act within twenty days, the Attorney General must
sue for the forfeiture OF the charter and ii he docs not
within ten DAYS the Government !, authorised 10 declare
his place vacan, aud appoint another The Banks after
thirty DAYS forbidden pay ANY but Their own
notes and are required to pay balances weekly nspece
Ncw-Yorlt Market.
~ and 90 barrels Pots have been taken
nv the principal holder in the market 37 In Pearls We
hear of no transactions They held al 10 but could
be bough, at lower rate.
COTTON-Thc innrte, is very quiet in anticipation OF
| the arrival OF the steamer
FLOIH-'rhe market continues exceedingly heavy, and
the operations dine for report The large holders
generally demand y Genesec but hs price obtained
only for small parcels Sales Rochester arcepoed as 10"
as ~! We quote New Orleans at co. Ohio 6l2 Troy
66ia6 1914 sales 800 barrcls-some Western at 49, No
important sales southern but Ooo barrels Georgetown for
England are in negotiation We quote Georgetown and
Howard st, 6O0 Brandywine 90; Alexandria and Fred
erc sburcl, 5 IS a 90 Sales 80 hhcs Bindywnc Corn
Meal al 10 00.i mos. 10 arrive.
GRAINThe market very quiet. No w heat Vet Offer
inc No sales lve.=Ihe parcel Northern Is Yet unsold-
No such sale as reported in the Journal OF Commerce has
been made Corn dull. cargo Southern aoat, ulsod
sales S 900 bushels Southern Oats at i6t "a #
| NeyS.Xorl1 Cattle Market.