New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
Commercial and Money Matters.

The business the Board quite 80 large for
day past, and prices scarcely firm. Ohios
declined !, Illinois Paterson went up |.
TIE bill market is quiet at 9! J ; France y 223
Notes Housatonic Railroad 10 per discount
The tolls at Albany for the third week in September,
amounted to S9,l556. The arrivals were 1910 bbls
Flour 3s5 bushels Wheat. Merchandise cleared loo,
400 lbs The tolls from opening of navigation May,
S69,6l6 In June, 26,3ll. July, 25,2i9. August,
4o,l65 September, S,769-,oal slsl,l4l.
In relation 10 the appointment of VIM. T. Hawes, Esq,
Investigate the affairs of the Pacific Bank Nantucket the
Boston Post says he appointed The request of the
Bank which is about surrendeng lis charter and his
vices to, be paid By the Bank.
The following sales were made at Boston
10 shares Boston and Worcester RR IL per CT. adv.
Boston and Lowell RR, "a per CT. adv
so f" Eastel n Railroad Se9l a99j per share
20 &" Boston and Maine Railroad, per CT adv.
20 i Chsrestown B ranch RR S69} per share.
10 ' Western Railroad So per share
Is " Atlas Bauk, S94 per share.
) /" Atlantic Bank, S94l per share.
ls +" Shawmut Bank, SSS} per share
Treasury ,ha, become due the st July last
presented for redempon the holders probably being
aware what the interest upon them has Ceased
All such notes called in for redemption by the Sc
creary of the Treasury the 18th OF June lasts conse-
queny those which arrived maturity before the 3lSt Of
August last ceased bearing interest from that day. and those
which become due after bearing interest year from
their date.
A public meeting of the citizens Of Allentown Lehgh
county, held the 9TH ust adopt for the
establishing of Branch of Of the Philadelphia Banks
there.
Money continues very abundant in Philadelphia, but
think SAYS the u S. Gazette the demand for it slightly
increased consequence of the activity of trade and capi
als,s prefer short loans under the Impression that
the rates of nterest will advance within twelvemonth.
Should the mporatons continue increase such viii
doubIedly be the result.
The Planters Bank Of Tennessee, about establish
branch Memphis. Mr.. +. B. Smith, late cashre OF the
Lagrange Bank, is to have the control oft
The value Of the principal articles received New Or
leans during the past from the Interior is put down
S53, 453 being of $S0i240S last
The value OF the $40 Isl ,40S. Sugar
S6o75 600. Tobacco 81, ,2OOO OOo Lead S,l50s9s Lard
81 lSlS,067. Flour Sl954.4 400. Furs SlG0oo00. Pork
ST 432, Sol. Baggmg Se97, ,20. Hams S674400 Whis-
key S5O $50. Moasses S66o,o00 Bale Rope S.S5 ,592
Markets. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
ASHES-The arrival is steady but the demand not so
large yesterday The sales Of lots about 200 bbs
90 In Pearls hear Of small lots ct i3i The
ports from lst 2Oh September Pots 1852 bbs Pearls
Ia bbs.
COTTON-The transactions in this grea, staple CONT:
nue TO be large extent and full prices The sales OF
to-day reported 3ooe bales, much of which for
export.
The sales of the week ending Friday evening embrace
IS $50 bales, Of which 74O0 Upland g. q
1850 Mobile g. lO5 and l4oo New Orleans 63 lO3
cents. The arrivals during the period were 232S