New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14
MONEY MARKET.
sales n, ,.e sfock Exchnnge. MARCH 4:
Commercial and Money Matters.

MONDAY blarch H.
The transactions at the Beard moderate extent,
and generally without material variation Ohio Skies de-
cned per cents Farmers Trust /. Mohawk improved /;
| Paterson !.
Sterling heavy to-day. Some large operators prefer
buying in New-Oreans, the rates being more favorable.
We quotes ST for prime Southern bills; 81 81 City
drawers Francs 5 45. One house sold hall million at
that Saturday.
The advces from Mobile showing increased rate there,
has affected the price here and sales have been made
day al l9 CO. At Mobile, I'd inst sight bills ~ and 60
day bills 10 pem rise o; per cent in day letter
that Alabama Bank readily receivedin
all ordinary transactions and sought for with avdi!y,
from fell belief their farther and permanent appreca
tor satisfactory state of things is confidently
| an icipated.
The Great Western brings ory E5OcOo instead OF El-
09yO00 anticipated. The the refusal OF
the Insurance Offices 10 take farther risas.
There had been slight Increase in the demand for Ane
rican stocks. Baring's Circular says An amount oil
100000 York State per has been sold 81 pr cent
and he OF Pennsylvania at A. at which price
still buyer for small Louisiana bonds in fa.
vor of The Union Bank have been done 80 div
and are now held al SO per cent Those OF the Citizens
Bank have been sold al 40 per cent with the areared
eres from lst August last There is large order em The
United States for South Carolina Railroad bonds about
7s, and IS per offered for small lot Kentucky
Maryland per cent. Sterling has been done at 49,"
ar Ira A. Blossom has been appointed Receiver Of the
Bank of Buffalo.
Col. W. Williams has resigned The office OF President o!
the Bank of Tennessee Dr. Felix Robinson has beea elect
ed 10 succe ed him.
We see by the Harrisburg Reporter that General Bank
ing Law" is expected, will be reported the Peansyva
MIA Senate by the Chairman Of the Committee on Banks
Mr. kdder, during the course of the coming week. Ind
vldna liabilities no voting By proxy for Directors, aud
many other wholesome restrictions vii! be imposed.
bill is before the Kentucky legislature incorporate
the Licking Valley Bank, Covngton The object of
this is said TO be 10 revive and invite the Frakn Bank of
Cincinnati The river The Louisville Journal says;
Is generally thought that this measure will succeed.
In the Circuit Court, Mobile, the fact OF forfeiture of
the charter of the Planters and Merchaats Bank OF Mobile
sadicay tried the Of writ OF quo warrano
and Judgement given agaoss the Bank failure TO sp.
pear and plead All the provisions the act Of the Legs.
la.nEe for closing The Bank 60 into immediate effect.
The following figures show the rapid increase of the la
bitics OF the bankrupt Branch Bank Mobile before
Legislature nterered and arrested its Bank
pretending to redeem its could ecourse 20 in this
way ad inhnilum
Feb. 6, is45-Circnlaton s., 900
Due Individual aeposicrs SO s67
Nov. IS, lei2-crculatiou .............s2ss e,l7
Due individual depostors e25705
-$3,5ll s7s
Increased circulation $500 09
specie on hand, Feb. 6, is43, belonging 10
m 1de ,,s s,n ~ Mobile sSe
for the currency ioane d.................. 59,Go0