New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05
Commercial and Money Matters.


The sales al the Board considerable extent, ard
generally at firm Harlem improved per cent
In Foreign Exchange there much doing Sterling
9 aei; Francs IS.
Virginia funds quoted at per cent We under
stand the Richmond Banka have stopped checking York
funds very in Boston.
At session of the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday,
preamble aud Of resolutions adverse the present
Tariff were Introduced which laid the table by
Of theefourthe OF the members present hs meeting
q large
We understand that Clerk of the Dry Dock Bank while
coming down to-day omnibus, los, package OF
the of that Bank sheets which he had taken home
for the purpose Of filling up The amount we believe vas
$3.50 in Is IS and as They signed by the Register
and Cashier and not by the President The public should be
their guard against Them they may be put in crcu
| lauon.
Mr.. David Banks Of the firm Of Gould Banks, was TO-
day elected President OF the Harlem Railroad and Mr. Dykes
Dykers Alstyne) Vice President The election Of MIR.
Banks ia calculated give entire confidence the stock
holders that The affairs of the Road will be administered
with economy and energy Rnmor the ascrbes the
resignation Of the late President the fact that he had be-
bear and supposed the fac oh ncumhency had more
influence keeping the stock than the result has proved
il had Another that il having been ascertaned
that he had sold short Of the stock he requested 10
| sign by the Directors.
Private letters from the other side received by the Acado
speak of increased and growing confidence in sound
American Srocks and thai there buy
than sellers The had been large
sequence Of the small parcels the market The prices Of
descriptions had Improved and in the OF Massa-
chusetts Elves the higher with exchange than
this side Pennsylvania had gone up 80 So which WAS
the greatest advance The influence exercised by the
dividend paying States however, sill, disafously felt,
between Massachusetts and Mississippi still the feeling
not general.
One letter states that however Stocks may be up here
must expect but little sympathy prices from the other
side; Other letters however speak encouraggy and
the prices quo..d show that our rates have had an m
huence London In relation to the ILLINOIS Commissions
ers large houses have agreed into the arrange
and furnish the funds needed upon one stPnaon and
an important is and fear will cannot be
complied with. The stipulation is that Illinois at the next
meeting of the Legislature should exhibit desire to do
something for her bondholders lvymg tax sufficient TO
paw small interest," say or per cent. on her debit
This the result of the Commissioners negotiations aud
it remains to be if Illinois will attempt to redeem her
honor degree by laying this tax Even collected
may fail reach its proper destination, as did The money
raised for the relief Of Aacaliste Sebbns The follow
ing are the quotations Alabama per cent, Dollar 65;
Sterling 70 per cent Illinois 3Onomnal Indiana 30 Bank
of Louisiana bonds both series, S3-buyes Of 94l at 80;
Consolidated Ass SO to 3d. Union Bank, four series 5s to
6Oof ls44 To- Citizens Bank 50 per cent; Massachusetts
ives sterling par-buyers Maryland 6yes sterling, 80 To
So Michigan SKIES 25 Mississippi Planters Bank l3 Union
Bank % New York State fyes 80 TO 81 do City 80 TO 81
Ohio sixe. 81 TO So Peunsy v4nla hve 81 55 South
Carolina yes sterling 81 o.; Kentucky SO; Tennessee
So Virginia skies So TO 80 per cent? United states Bank
shares 5s to los. We hear OF neither stocks sent oat for
sale nor orders to buy for English account.