New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24


hawked about was,reet today at SO e count and found
no buyers We learn there is very pretty family quarrel
among the officers of the Bank in which fnanGer!ng
ieho Beach seems, as he Usually is in tar way to be
oied handsomely II the threatened disclosures made,
there will be some rich scenes laid open.
HE Committee OF the Illinois egislature appointed to
examine the accounts Of DR.. Barrett, Loun Commissioner
have reported that every thing correct aid that III
State is in debt Dr. Barre, hundred dollars We
notice that the Doctor accused in the Iowa Register
attempting brbe the Speaker Of the Heuse TO favor The
renewal OF the charter ST tue Miners Bank OF Dubuque.
DR.. Barrett and Thomas Mather President OF the State
Bank OF Illinois, are the principal OF the Bank.
Some statements have beea made in relation this Bank
which prove that hnarcierng understood well in the
West in the Sun Office Mr. Faes SAYS that be belle
the stock OF the Bank paid any other way than
by the stockholders giving their the nstitut on.
The Bank suspended the last Of March, l94l The officers
Of the Bank had threatened 10 shoot the Constable of Du
buque he persisted in attempting writ of
tachnent on the property Of the Bank Mr. Qugley
oil The Directors, takes the 30 tie dollar
Several Directors for the purpose Of qualifying them
a.haed cerhcaes Of fifty dollars for stock paid into the
Bank, when in fact they not interested the nstu
uon one cent In July last st. Louis Gas Light Com
pahy deposited In Gaena $50 0Oo for the purpose Of
deeming the Du Buque money, and the Bank did redeem
for about one week. There outstanding notes of The
Bank, besides what in the hands Of the Gas Light
Company, about $4,000; 10 redeem which the Bank has
about 81 900 in specie. Mr.. ST; John OF St Louis per
mtted become stockholder the Of $4,000 by
giving his the institutions and afterwards became
Indebted TO the Bank by way Of loans S57 OOO all of which
clear loss 10 the Institution. The loss Cccasoncd by
St Johns having taken the benefit OF the Bankrupt
the Montreal Herald states that large emission CT coun
terfe hves The Bank of Lower Canada has recently
been pu, aloaI in that cry
In tie Senate Of Indiana, the 18th inst joint resolu
ton declaring that the State Of Indiana has idea of
pudiang any portion Of her State debts and giving the
which have caused tie failure her part pay
her interest as it becomes due, passed by %
to7 The Legislature has adjourned, having first passed
the relief law 1t applies both to real personal prop
erty giving the judgement creditor right Of selecting
property in al cases The vote upon ia the Senate
close Aayes 95 noes "a.
In The Alabama House CT Representatives on the 7h inst
Mr. Campbell Introduced bill TO raise sustain
the pghted faith of the State regard the circulation
Of the Stale Bank and branches aHd also the interest
State bonds The bill provided that separate tax for these
objects shall be assessed and collected l. Ol-per
all The articles taxed in the general revenue bill or
onehh per upon The gross amount othe income
opesons in tho different trades professions and pursuits, in
this Stale $780, 8. tax incorporated companies
Nnrlle:s-C Carefully reported for The Tribune.
THUR,DAY P. NJ.
ASHES-We mention sales to-day Of 10 bbls Pots al So
which is improvements and 80 do Pearls 80 There
not however, much activity AT Boslen during the past
week. there have been sales of consequence Pearls
lower with few parcels suitable for Saeraus taken al
6!c; Pois scarce, and prices a little hrmer.
COTTON-There is much more animation to-day in this
staple and sales reach about 1900 bales at the range
prevailing since the Acadia arrived The sales mostly
of niddling Upands which worth 81 SIC There is
not much demand for New Orleans. We quote fair Up
G. fair 0rlp nd la
although the rates are still somewhat unsettled.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is yet very little movement
in Western prices remain before quoted. Genesee
81 IS; Michigan and Ohio 81 62t IS. New Orleans, is
worth $i 25 for common AMI 81 3i SO for good TO
fancy. The 900 bbs reported yesterday sold at ST.
S7I a45O There is but little aoat For Southern there
rather enquiry for Shipment and we hear of farther
sales Of HSwards. about 81 l2 aud 500 to GOO George
Town 81 IN. The low grades of Southern Baltimore
City, Alexandria, Psburg Pennsy &c. &c. rather
more firm al 81 Richmond City, nominal, S. PSI Bran
dywine, 81 30; NewYork Mills sales TO some extent 81
l2l 1874. Rye Flour dull at s. l2t; Jersey Meal,
So 80 SGT; Brandywine, 81 G2; hhd Sl2 SO, cash. AT
ST. Louis Flour very heavy 81 so Al Boston active
demand for Genesee and Ohio Flour during the past week
sales of 1900 bbls Genesee 81 Cpl u.s. and fancy
brands 81 81 81 5000 bbs Ohio 81 l2i Is per bb
OF the latter description about 5000 bbs just received
held for higher prices.
GRAIN-we hear Of nothing doing in Wheat The sales
gether about p COO bushels, comprising 5000 bushels N
Orleans to arrive 46 5000 do here 47c, both weight
for distilng the latter delvcTed $500 do Delaware 47cs
meas 2Oa do 46cts meas $500 do Jersey 4octs and
5000 do Southern 49icts meas all for the East In addition
10 this quantity about 5000 bushels NJ Orleans have been
shipped East from first hands In Rye there is nothing do
ing market "a SIC; Barley 43 5oc Oats moderate
de mand 90 Sic for Northern q pc sales l5s
bbs White Eeans $l2tc per busel; at ST. Louis Corn
was very dull l2t; Wheat site. AT Boston The Graia
market is firm cargo Delaware Corn and Oats SOLD al
SAC Soc Sale of Southern Rye nj 55c-by auction HOO
bags aud "a bbls Orleans Corn white and yellow, 81
52 4s sacks do do white SOC per bushel of So lbs, and
6tc each for bags.
SEEDS-Smal sales Rough Flax have been made al
75 and about loo les Clean al S7i. The market Tor
Rough frn. Glover is very dull and we hear OF nothing
doing Export orders are limited, low, and Tor home use
the sea son is not yet, We quote 81 &c for new, D. Tor
old Animport of about 900 bushels Flaxseed from Cron.
adt has been received Boston, 5000 OF which was Tor
Nsw.York crusher Timothy Sl4, nominal.
HONEY-Wc notice sale o. AZ bbls on private terms
wHISKY-There has been sale OF 81 bbls- fenhsyiVa-
mia at 10 cents.
LEAD-About $500 pigs Missouri have been taken at
something over So So large sale said to have been
made al SO %.
TALLOw-A parcel OF about 81 COO lbs, ordinary West
ern was taken al cents For prime u the market
price.
HAY-Sales $50 bales good 56s cents. Some parcels
fair brought So So and some very prime sold al oo cents
Loose swor,h 81 62!, and is plenty
PROVISlONS-Pork appears to be quiet and prices
tend downward Some large holders are not Offering their
stock Small sales new Prime at 6 Is. For 500 bbis old
Prime AZ was refused. Beef rather hrmer The STOCK
Of Prime small and selling ut ST. Sales $50 bbs Country
Mess 80 Supply sufficient for present demand but not
large Lard continues heavy buyers generally offering but
low rates We notice sales 100 kegs very prime cents
for export 200 bbS and inferior at cents sales
have been made of hhds. Shoulders 8. cents and
SO do Hams a, 81 cents At Buffalo the market for bar