New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29
Commercial an d Money Matters.

MONDAY, P. NJ
There was fair business done the Board, but the
dsncy of prices downward. Ohio fell of per cent,
Kentucky /; Indiana !; Illinois Farmers Trus, !; Har.
lem l. Stonington improved /; Mohawk l.
No, much doing Exchanges Sterling ga et Francs
s26i a 525.
packet but probably large amount. Mexican Dollars
are worth premium; Spanish g; Five Franc pieces
e3; 93:c.
been bought up by Bank of ST Clair This latter Bank
mainly owned by Jesse Smith, of Ohio and having aread,
asaiye ci cuiaon the law allows the Oakland County
Bank be used OF tender increase the acii-
,es Smith very large operator in Banks, produce, &c
&c. has his head quarters at Newark, OHIO, aud II Is SAID
carries all his accounts BOOKS &c. in his head and hat
Rather loose m:thod, II must be admitted, OF Keeping the
d,lss of an immense business like his.
considerable proportion OF the Bank note circulation oil
Ohio aud Michigan of Bank of St Clair paper
The Mechanics Insurance Company Of Newark, n. j.
has declared semanlual dividend Of per cent? payable
oil the l:t of October.
The owner Of the NewYork State Security Bank with
view of going Europe has, since last January ceased
oung and issuing On the lst OF July last the cir
cula,ion reduced to SiS6
The excess of rolls on the Public Works Of Ohio for the
fire weeks ending July 3ls the same period last year
S39 365 IS, certainly most encouraging and re-
nafkab!e result
The Banks of New ork are debt the Philadepha
Banks one million of dollars; and it in contemplation 10
Put ewYork funds at a discount
The following letter from the Receiver OF the Clinton
County Bank addressed Thompsons Bank Note Report
er, viii be of interest to the creditors OF that Bank:
PLArrtBURc, August 10TH ls43
j. THOMPSON, Esq:
Dear Sir According to INV report Of the 30h of July,
l942 fled with Clerk OF the Fourth Circuit the estl
mated net value real and personal and debts due
20 the Cntou County Bank amounted to the OF slOo
ss2 From this amount should be deducted $4,000 the
mared value of the Comsock and Mcintyre mortgage the
Commissioners of the Canal Fund having prior lien to the
value Of the property Since that report, Is pretty well
ascertained that this be realized unless the
creditors Of the Bank and bodes avail themselves Of
The liberal order of the Vice Chancellor allowing them to
purchase the property and effects BY paying ouy one.thrd OF
the purchase money funds and the balance IN the
bills Of the Bank, claims allowed against It. This, a:
yet, has not been done any extent.
The debts due the Bank collected with great deal of
difficulty and in order make final close of this matter,
tits contemplated, this fall or winter apply the Vice
Chancellor for order authorizing to dispose o the re-
naming effects and securities of the Bank due not due
atpubc auction when The creditors have opportunl'
f they choose purchase rather than have the property
sartifced for nothing.
The claims presented and allowed against the Bank prior
10 the first Monday in March last, only about
$4,000 The large bihoders, having been previously Sc.
cured for their interest did present their bills to the e
eerer which for the small of claim, al
lowed Thus YOU will perceive that if the property OF the
Bank sacrificed by the negligence Of the creditors
there will be than sufficient pay off all the claiAs
allowed and leave balance for the benefit Of the Safety
Fsad am, respectfully, yours, &c
II. h. AFERlLL,
Receiver of the Clinton County Bank
b. the official report of the Bank of Silver Creek the
circulation s75o!s deposits, ssoe7 due Banks, 47o'
profits s., ,l24; loans and discounts, ST. specie, Sl!
256 Bank notes 81 SIS; due from Banks S2A ,3l3
The receipts on the Buffalo and Attca Railroad for the
four ending August 20 S63lo9i, exclusive
mail transportation The number of passengers was eo'o
Expenses Of the Road ST. 305 The Road 81 miles IN
!eng,h aud cost $3.50 $50 The personal property OF the
Company is worth S3l ,307.
The Carthage (Ohio Convention passed unanimous re-
solution that the the General Assembly be IN
iuc,ed oppose any Of the public deb, of Oho
and TO their best eIertous provide for the prompt pay
neut Of the interest and speedy redemption o the prncp
Of faid debt,
The shipments of Coal up to the present period show
Considerable decrease from last year Ther are as follows
1872 1913
Sehuylkili S01 647 33l i55
Lehigh lOl 235 100 SIS
Lackswapa 100 600 100 900
Susquehanu, 10000 2500o
Oyei.,ock AnrI 100 900 30 00c
ro-,, 6s7 So 607 $3.50
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says, very pertinent
h thar the coun,eei,ers engaged IN the most e1
tsasive frauds which have marked them for many years
Scarcely of the Banhs which obtained bills under the
iswlaw but what have been counteelted IN the new ems
cns The country is full Of this traSh and deaes must
ss keen or they VIII BE- conioundedy guiled with IT, ne
sss detected IS and the Exchange BANK AIDA
ny Paper thin white and limsv.
AT New. Orleans the l9th there material l-
crease IN The amount Of Bills oeug but further falling
on IN the demand has produced decline in the rates par
ucuiasly for Sterling, which quote al 5 $ per
eeat ptenlum Francs, also have given way lttle the
high Eatas asked having induced considerable remit.
auce specie, which wsuld ALREADY have been carried
greater extent but for the fact that holders of Mexican dollars
now demand Per cent premium
4; Mobile on the l9th with an extremely limited
guest, and adequate supply the market for Exchange has
been que, for weeks past with gradual tendency
downward the decline in that period being IA per cent
both Bills and Specie the little inquiry sslch Is expert
tuced being for New Ycfk Bills aad New. leans Funds
The Bank of Mobile resumed checking on the North week
before las, al l9 per cent.
MonE New CorroN,-A bale of new Cotton was re.
esi'ed Macon the 18th inst and sold at cents In
Savannah on the 2lst insy bale of Cotton
eeirrd from Macon. IL grown the plantation OF
Henderson, Esq of Houston County, and sold at
TO- 1t fair. On the 10th inst bale received
Montgomery, Ala, from Henry Lucas, ESQ., which wa
'!dsi 81 Cents.
Another bale Of new Cotton received al New.Oean
on the 10Th by the steamer De Soto Capt Scott from III
pass,ien OF P H. Harbone Point Coapee. The hrst bal
received the 9TH OF August and on the ls
the receipts had been 800 bales with sales of l43 bales at
Aosc per lb for parcels Of good mddng 10 tar.
Markets. Carefully rcportedfor The Tribune.
MONDAY, August IS.
AsHES.-There good demand for Pots at 81 s. an
Ss oi abtnt leo bb have been made to-day al ha 'a
aoidess very hrm. In Pearls hear OF loo dds
ot; he market is rather easier FOR this description
Nol lON-The market very firm al the advance, ia'
~ not being disposed press their stocks on the maIke
opsratioEs have been bu, moderate to-day, partly
consequence Of this frmuess The stock is estimated
A'Gut oc 200 bales. We continue our quotations.
stoUh AND MEAL.-There is fair demand so-da,
h market, having been nearly cleared of The occasions
o.ering nj low rates, firm. The large recevei
pot sell at current There yet untitled
NJ ios England, bat shippers do give the market pric
quote Genss.e SIT, with fair sales; Michigan and Obi