New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02

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The following symptoms OF forgery broke ont in Wall
tree. to-day: On The 9Th ut young maa broker in
waIs into the Bank of NewYerk with check pur.
porting be drawn by James Lynch Ne 50 Centresreet
Tor $685. and presented the for payment Mr..
Bunker the Teller examining the signature expressed
doubts Of its being genuine and asked reference which
ives given, John T. Smiih l. Co. who stated that be
arepuabie young and responsible for the OF
the check II was, however, handed back to the young
wh remark that he had better get aneher check.
The young took the check away, and II has not
since been sem. To-day the young was taken TO the
Police Office, charged with the forgery where he stated
that when examined he could satisfactorily account for his
bones, possession of the check MIR. Lynch, however,
declaring that he had recollection Of having issued such
acheek, the young was held TO bail TO answer. We
understand that he for bis possession of check
bys,aupg that person came 10 his Office and in the
ofMr Lynch asked for money for il. We
told that considerable unnecessary rudeness
resting hlD-tLat be dragged from bis Office 10 the
bank by The cellar followed by the rabbe usually gather
ing such OCCASION and that while in the bank bis rel
atves refused admttance TO him. His sup.
press In accordance with the request OF his friends, who,
togene with all whom have heard speak Of the matter,
believe hin nnocent Of the forgery,
Ahree story house and lot No. 3s varck street, Hudssn
square, lot 6s feet 'front.' containing that width feet
then 2t feet wide for 40 feet through ST. Johns Lane
making the whole depth IT'S fee-house SO feet deep,
elusive OF pa7zas, two story brick stable the rear with
stalls for four horses, iald to-day at $4,000 This is
the house occupied by Mayor Morris, for which in 1886
$5 900 cash offered The house alone cost S25 GOO
This property has recently been offered private sale
$40 600, and supposed would bring 600 auction
four story brick store 25 Goenes slip q feet by 4C
erng The whole lot, bought in for &c. 700.
The Chemical Bank has declared dividend OF 81 per
cent. for the las, six months
AT auction, In Baltimore, few days since, sold l6
full shares of Union Bauk of Maryland stock, at SIS per
5are; and 100 shares of Farmers and Mers Bank of Ha
gevstown at 81 30 each.
The receipts OF specie New Orleans since the Sep
terpber amount TO 81 500 02I.
Dr. Nathaniel T. Green has been elected President
Danvle Branch Of the Farmers' Bank OF Virginia. vice
Thomas Rawllns, Esq. resigned.
The Senate of Kentucky have passed resolution bya
large majority, which looks TO Commonwealth Pank and
new issue OF paper by the existing Banks.
The President of The Bank of illinois, acting under the
advice of The Directors has made propositions to the Legjs
sure 10 dissolve the connection between the State and
Bank, on terms advantageous and just each party But
they do TO have been well received and preb
able quite rigid measures will be adopted In regard
0 towards the state Bank. Both ustitu tions will be
wound up. The bill 10 put The State Bank in liquidation
which had been returned from the Senate with amend
nsns was reported in the House. OF The amendments
concurrcd In and others disagreed TO- II was the general
Impression that 1t would the sanction OF the Senate
in bisshape, and speedily become law.
The statement made by the Washington lobe, that the
Government had lost over two millions of dollars by its
dealings with the Banks, appears be untrue in par
tcua In the list Of de BITS due the Government by the
Banks the Globe has inserted the Of $2l6 9 q as
being due from the Union Bank OF Tennessee and $l
sso 81 owing by the Planters Bank OF the State
Ar article in the Nashville Wbg, of JAM 24h denies the
correctness of the item, and proves that the amount due
from the Planters Bank paid in 1885, and that since
1889 the Indebtedness of the Unoa Bank in which the Trea
surer Of the United States kept small account has not
averaged over $4,000.
Enthusiastically reported for The Tribune.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. !.
ASHES-The limited demand has kept the market very
dull for time past. To-day prices gave wny ane
about 40 bbls Pots taken 49, decline Of 25 cents
The sale Of Pearls noticed this morning "A bbs al So
decline ofst cents.
COTTON.-The sales yesterday amounted to about
1900 bales To-day there is but little doing, but we have
no change in prices notice. Fair Upland 81 Ct fair
Orleans anu Alabama &c.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is slightly improved de-
uan for Western to-day, but relefin prices Yes
serday purchaser took parcel Of 300 bts Genesee al
something under so, probably about a. and to-day an
offer of4 S7t made for 1000 bb and declined. Proba
bly, 4s3 is the fair quotation fer Genesee. Michigan S7i
Ohio 37i al So Troy nominal S7. Orleans continues
very du and considerable sale could not be made but al
reduction in price. We quote l2a and IS for fancy
All Southern descriptions quite dull AND some unsaea
bic but lower rates than holders will submit Peters
burg. Alexandria, Richmond Country, Baltimore City,
Pennsylvania, &c &c, 81 A l2t; Brandywne, nominal
cell Georgetown Ia IA a5 Rye Flour dull al 2i
ss e5 Jersey Meals 50, Brandywne rs nominal; hhds
f225ai2 IS At Cincinnati Flour in active demand
a26.t. Al Baltimore snal sales Howard 81 at 62s
SIS; in City Mills there is nothing doing; some holders
ask others refuse 10 sell al that price AT Philadelphia
holders ask ST. bu, the sales limited Rye Flour
very duh AZ IS for interiors Corn Meal in moderate
quest, with sfnall stock, at 2 25.
GRAlN.-we hear OF nothing doing in Wheat. Corn is
sill very duh and ds.lers offer but SOC. We notice sale
OF 1000 bushels South Jersey, very at Soc weight de-
;vered and 1900 do terms not usnspired Rye Is un
aleabe; the last sale at sic. Oats so Sic for River
and Canal with only retail sales. Barley nominal IS isc
ABalIi;nore receipts limited, prime Soc common 65c-
White Corn 80, Yellow al; Oats 2Sc AT Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Wheat so asSc Yellow Corn as Oats scarce
aud ia demand a, es 2s.c. The Buffalo Commercial OF
the 2Sth says:
we hear OF sale of several thousand bushels OF wheat
which was caught by ice n ,eansiu TO Lockpor mn
ies, AZ 81 Gents Also the following contract: shipper
tsAes certain quantity OF wheat ahoatsy 20 ov bushels
which he Is convert iate Hour aud deliver IN New
Iok In consideration OF this he required only 10 turn
ont barrel OF ,ur tor every bushels of wheat erin
ally delivered The feature sentrely with u.s. as
@ medum price OF wheaper bushe raugvs closely upon
70 Sscis aarta The season. It would appear TAR remGne
on ior The transportation OF barrel OF hour through
SESDss-we notice sales OF 200 bbls Rough Flax for
os s We hear of no sales OF Clean, in Consequence OF
The hisa of reght Glover is wanted export
hS but bolders con,nue demand ST lot of S5 bps
prime sold to-day s. old 81 So A, Phladephix Fax
seed had advanced 10 IS per bushel with good
mand Glove, was very du ass. Al Baltimore
Siderable sales had been made at IS for prime Let OF
strictly prime Ohio said nj ST.