New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
MONEY MARKET.
les mt the stock Fxehange, Feb. 10.
COMMERCIAL aaa HloaeT MATTERS.

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1900 do........sSd DIS $50
Conansescial ana Nloaey matters.
FRIDAY, P. II.
sales OF State STOCKS reached about $4,000 Western Stocks
10 tumble kentucky declining per cent and Ohio u
per cent City Elves improved /. Fancies we're rather
better. Harlem declined j.
The Bill marke, is firm a, 81 IS fl, Ie,si,g Sterling
Frances 55 Supply rather limited The amount Of South
crG oi'lS coming forward Is not la1ee.
ihe oilowiDg stocks were sold ut the Merchants tx-
change today 20 share: Hudson Insurance Co. per cent
20 DO ISL 20 do as 10 Maryland Mining Co $l pr share
The bill TO repeal The charter of our old tavorie The
onoa'h rank passed its Third reading in the New.Jer.
9y House on Wednesday last In relation to its history
Mr. Conger stated. 1t bank chartered in 1921 which
Jailed soon aerward, and within yea or Two N n,ie1p,
has been made 10 revive no for the citizens OF
Sey but oil NcwYok In It's statements this House (Which
were not made until after the proper time had passed and
s Di had been nlroduced) the capital paid in stated
10 be S20 He had discovered in conversation with its
President that , capital OF s2s 600 was not paid in by the
Old Stockholders but cnly by sce persons in newYork
VINO had purchased the Bank and the et Of bills re.
ce,vaoe acloas the assets of $i297e in notes belong
ing to TIE owners, and being part of this 250o capital
AND not discounted 1oes There had been but one note
dscounted-o about scotland that not in fonmohth Co.
Du' Ne~-f We understand that The last time was
galvanized it done by fluid furnished by that eninep,
not the Cashier Of the Monmouth is relative of Mr. Reach
the sun stated day two ago that by some accident,
the redemption Of he had been suspended for dav
Inc acciuent, we understand, was this ri. Beach
oaned the owners OF the charter certain amount Of mo-
ney 70 give them start the collateral security large
amount OF the notes. Finding, however that the charter
was about to be abolished by the Legislature and tre-
bling Tor the security OF his oan he made several attempts
torecoSer it, which were abortiye. Whereupon notes be
gan TO pour III upon the agency for redemption with mos!
remarkable and tnrleasaht frequency. It was soon dis.
covered that Beach lad been putting arol5 Snouos of
tue notes deposited With him collateral security in crcu
aton and about $500 Of them had been redeemed in this
way; whereupon the accident Of refusing the redcmp.
ton ofany occurred. The thing was sqed by Civ.
ing Beach some security and making him dsgoge good
oaey he had received for the put in circulation and
the Bank goes swmmingy again. Al least tina, is the
story heard it
We copy the following from Thompsons ank Note Re.
porter, IL is an important movement although we doubt
anything very favorable TO the bond holders will result,
from it The agent alluded to is Mr. John A. Parker for
mery pfesidento Of the Wool Growers Bank of this CITY,
He cut in The last Cnard ccani.r ch ~ we believe
at the instance Of the American Bank.
1t has been known for months past that heavy hold
of dscredled state stocks corresponding with each
e with he sw % h ns thu
States and against the individual citizens, dishonoed
state bon's Such encouragement has been given that
agent was Despatched to by the last steamer,
cit the cooperaon of English, French and Dutch bond
holders 1t IS in contemplation ,S institute two suits beore
the proper ribunalS one against paying state, and
another against cizeg OF n9npdying state. BY some
is con,ended that every cz-ns farm is liable for ajudge
ment against state and that states are corporations ena
mating from tue federal compact and liable 10 re sued
Others counsel shorter course and contend that every ct
zen OF state party to The contract baiwten the stale
bond the state rghtlny owes The most eminent counsel
have been retained for the prosecution and all that talent
and money can do will he done
There very general misapprches ion Of The aount OF
Kentucky Bonds issued growing out of the neglect The
Treasurer of that Stat: TO include certain issued
which the State holds equal or The debt
is usually stated at So s3 but in addition this u0O
600 have been issued the Bank Of Kentucky and the
Northern Baak of Kentucky and 1887 500 to the Board of
Education and Sinking Fund.- making total Of S.
The first amount merely the amount issued for Improve
ment purposes The Increase during the past year, is
S50l,2S3.
The following is new counterfeit which has been put in
circulation in Philadelphia:
Union Bank, New.YorL, s's, letter 4, dated April,
1910, payable the bearer l2 monihs from date Signed
have been officers of the Bank. Engraved by Durand
Co. vgne,,e-Nepiune. ALI issued by Insti,u
ton are pay able demand. Ibis emission is altered from
the Post Note plate ofhe broken Globe Bank, NewYork
The Iowa Standard says that considerable change has
wrought in the feelings Of the members of the Legs
-e towards the Miners BaRk of Dubuque since they as
,embed. Its affairs have - vs. y.
and found more favorable than was supposed. Men
Eal propoJ advancing 10 its aid $4,000 in specie, and the
business portion OF the corimRy at Dubudne have petit
toned in.taror Of contnnqs i:
The following is sketch OF the provisions OF Inc bill
passed in the Illinois House to exempt certain property
from sale under execution:
provides that every person being thehead Of family
shall retain exempt from executions The follow ing per.
ssna pro.rly he wearing APPAREL oeaoh and t,ery per-
bedding; necessary household furniture not exceeding n
value $l5 pair of cars two spinning wheels one
weaving loom and appendage cooking stove and the
necessary pipe therefor mich and calf two sheep
for each member of the family and h-eceS taken from The
@ ss 1ssp
owning sheep, aad the yarn and cloth that may be manu-
ac,uret from the sae also siSy dosrs worth Of Prop
lie selected by the debtor also NECESSARY PROVISIONS and
tue. for The use the fay FOR three months and neces.
Sary food for the stock hercnbetore exempted from SAFE
under the provisions OF the ac'.
nlarLets-C Carefully reported for The Tribune.
FRIDAY, Feb. 10.
ASHES-Ne hear Of nothing doigG todayin either sort
Sapratus is very dull and consequently Ike demand for
,ha, purpose light The orders for export are inedbe
low the market. We quote Pots IS, Pearls6 So
COTTON-Ths sales to-day reach 1000 TO laO bales, al
previous rates The Qualities fair and above fair continue
scarce and 6rm while the lower grades being
abundant, have downward tendency The stock
estimated at 900 bales We quote Upland inferior and
Ordinary 81 81; middng s6! middling fair 6! 81;
fair 81 6a fully tarGl al; New.oreans and Alabama
midcng fair s. fair I "A fully fair u.
FLOUR AND MEAL There is rather better feeling
in this article think, and we quote all Western 57t
81 with little to be had at the lower price. We notice
saes al 4 so, Ohio, and Troy alta S7i In Orleans we
hear of nothing doing There is very little remaining IN
FIRST hands, quote 12! In Southern there is no ac
tiviy only hear OF farther sales OF 200 Howard
from store l2ia4 25 Georgetown in lots l2s Richd
City 80, Alexandria, Petersburg Baltimore City, Penn
sylvana, Richmond Country &c &c, "a i2l Rye Flour
we quoe as 12s, and duh Small sales Corn Meal at %
for Jersey Brandywine sf hid, l2 % cash. z IS mos
GRAIN-The small sock IF Wheat, about 5000 bushels