New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-02
MONEY MARKET.
guIeu at the Steck Exchange, Aug.
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales at the Board this morning were very small
Harlem Railroad closed at decline of t. and Kentucky
Skies NJ an advance OF upon final quotations sf Satur
day.
The sales OF State Securities as follows:
s. GOO Kentucky IS, I'll. II: slooo do do ~
In Foreign Exchange continue the quotations al
et prem. for sterling bills
The NewYork and Albany Railroad have called for an IN.
! starnen. OF i've per cent payable Sept D.
The banks Of Tennessee to-day. II is probable
that they Will BE able maintain the resumption. Their
circulation to about million half while they
have their vaults million in specie, and ncon
siderable amount Of Eastern funds.
During the past month"; The banks of Nashville have made
it point furnish specie TO note holders whenever de-.
sired This policy has greatly tended TO inspire confidence
in their ability TO sustain themselves
In Alabama the excitement about the banks continues to
increase and but little else is thought Of The branch
es at untsve and Montgomery have begun check ike
the Decaor Bank, on the North at IS per premium,
receiving their bills
The difference in exchange Mobile has increased
nearly sixty
A, Louisville, the banks are drawing the East very
spa.ingly and only in small amounts previous rates The
brokers charge i per cent premium. Alabama continues
at 57t and Tennessee at per cent discount
CLOSING PRICES OF STocHs PHILADELPHIA, July 60
United States Bank bid asked North America 165 bid
Pennsylvania 80 bid 65aked Philadelphia 80 bid s. asked
Farmers and Mechanics 20t bid 2l asked; Mechanics 0t
bid II asked Commercial so bid Grard bid, p asked
Western bid Penn Township 10 bid i2i asked; South
wark 10 bid Moyamensing 20 bid; Manufacturers and Nc
chancs I2t asked kenSozton so a,hc; St0e s % DID, 81
ssked City 81 bid 95 asked: Schuykil Navigation 80
bid 81 asked; Camdec and Amboy Railroad 60 bid; Will
ming 10i bid, log asked; Reading 20 asked CONNER
cial Bank Cincinnati IS asked; Louisville So asked North
Kentucky. asked; Union OF Tennessee 25 bid Plan
ers of Tenn Is btd q asked; kentucky Az bd 10 asked
New CouNTERFElT-We have before US a counterfeit
that believe has been described, and executed In
style well calculated deceive. II IS OF the Bank OF
Auburn letter No $685. payable to d. Davis, dated Feb
l. 1872 and signed j. 5. Seymour, Cashr., E. Beach, Pre
On hand margin figure OF Liberty seated hold
ing spear hanG, with the other thrown over The
ted and if examined will satisfy any one accust ea 10 ham
die money that the bill is counterfeit The paper Is light
er and thinner than that Of the true bills.
The following The most important sections OF the
Pennsylvania Tax Bill passed both branches OF the Leg
stature:
Sec T. Authorities the Governor to borrow the sum OF
$4,000 ineres, exceeding SIX per cent which
be specifically appropriated 10 the payment oil the
interest due the first OF August and TO the payment
OF the interest guaranteed 10 railroad ana navigation CON-
panies.
the stocks belonging to the Commonwealth, provided they
shall bring which The rate OF per cent inter.
would produce interest eGua 10 the DIVIDEND re-
eeived by the State on said stocks TOR the year. lo4
8. Provides tina; private act oil assembly shall he
enrolled in the office of the Secretary OF the Common.
wealth or have the force and effect of law until the par
tics interested shall pay into the Treasury tie following
with capital not exceeding the sum OF S2O0oon tue sum OIL
S20O $0000 and exceeding 100000 the sum of
S400 100000 and not exceeding SSOO00O The SUN oil
$685. $500 000 and not exceeding 81 0O the sum ot
$780, 81 100000, The OF $1,000; every law IN
cooperating canal or railroad company $780, on every
law Incorporating coal or iron company, $500
Sec T. Authorizes the evying OF an additional tax oil one
mill on the dollar Of the actual value OF all real and person
al property now taxable for State purposes