New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01
Commercial and Honey Matters.
SECOND BOARD.
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r. VI.
The marke, was firm, bu, sales small Mohawk improved
Der cent Harlem was heavy and declined J. This stock
appears 10 be entirely sustained by house, which
heavy holder Long Island frm Delaware STEADY, So offer
I'd, &c asked
Government securities especially city stocks,
demand and firm Kentucky improved per cent The
transactions were:-
$4,000 Ohio 6S 1s60.... 72 5000 Kentucky Bonds. 49,
The business Exchange the Boston has been
rather light. Sterling It; fraucs IS S2i.
private letter states that the currency of south Ala
baa entirely Mobile and that in the interior plan
will tosch it for their crops 1t was stated, that
early the fall the Mobile branch would check in New
York at Is per The letter expressed fears from
limitations the writer had that in spite OF the pledges the
legislature would endeavour bolster Ip the rotten state
bank system.
letter from the cashier of the Decatur branch OF tie
State Bank of Alabama that that branch not check
ing the any other point having no luDds TO check
against He says that the present policy OF The banks IN
Alabama is 10 contract their circulation rauch possible
and that such is The policy of all The banks OF the south
The result will be that money will be very by the
time the cotton crop in which will cause demand at the
north for Aiabma funds There is exchange al Decatur
excepting moIths bills on New Orleans
The Huntsville branch, understand, is no longer
checking on New York her issues She had been draw
ing At Is per cent SoHie remauces have been made and
" hen al maturity the bank will recommence checking.
By a correspondence, between the Committee OF Ways
and Means and the Treasury Department appears thai
Of the twelve million loan there has been negotiated only
81 Do 49, OF this, 100000 tthe amount no doubt ne
eoated wits John Ward Co.. was taken al per cent
ana the balance at par for per stock Tie last
amount issued to public creditors. There are no avail
able funds The Treasury e1cepsg such as are aready
appropriated for specific purposes The amount OF Trea
sury Notes. which the Treasurer empowered TO issue Is
only SIG ISL 81 The aggregate of the present liabilities
of the Treasury S055 0e0 to pay which there ABOUT
SI 1so oDp in The Treasury.
The merchants OF Pike and Griffin counties, Geo. have
resolved 10 receive deprecated money but at lis
specie value.
A. Macon central money is selling at 10 75c on the dol
lar, for goods
The Nashville RR, was sos a, New Orleans, and pur-
chased by The state $4,000 The rails worth double
the amount
Markets.
ASHES.-The market is quiet to-day. Tie few safes
have been al 562i for pots, and 5.s73 Tor pearls
COTTON.-The sales yesterday reached TO 4so eaies
previous prices
FLoUR-There has been fair demand for the cas-, and
British Provinces The sales have besn probably oo
bbls We quote Genessee 44 Ohio 4.S7! A9i lot OF
Michigan is offered al 4sli, sale 400 bbs OF Troy
was made at 4st For British Provinces The demand has
taken nearly all aoal. lu southern there not nach 10
ing New Georgetown 5.72t 57sl, old 5.S7. Sales iso
10 500 bbIs Byandywine for West Indies, offered oii,
and 100 bhs 10 close a lcs-
GRAIN-Salrs 600 bushels Illinois wheat al 81 200 do
al m do at 1873 do. Al IS and soc do, new enea-
see Il, lois There is good demands for COTE al .sti
prices Sales 3uo0 bushels northern al 81 s. Meas -po
do Delaware at IS meas all east, and 500 New
Orleans al 81 and goo Ohio Cana rf - Wei IL ir 's-
tilug. We hear no sales rye W ar3if = tn-s ffs
without change Cana - 80 s; fifer 80 d ai' ar
ssarcs.