The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19
MONEY MARK EFT.
Tuesday, April 1875 p. M.
The following circular will explain itself
CIRCULAR.
New YoRx, 18th April, ls43.


CIRCULAR.
New YoRx, 18th April, Is4s.
Under mortgage given to me by the Merchants Elk.
change Company to secure the of certain bonds
issued by them and upon which the interest in
property Of said Company in order project the rights Of
the holders Of the said bonds and DESIRE in the
sor 10 nave the oenent Of an
they see fit Therefore request you holder OF said
cure, to attend meeting to be held for that purpose
building, corner OF William street and Exchange Place
on Wednesday, 10th instant, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
Respectfully yours,
(signe0 JAMES g. KING.
We would advise the stock and bondholders of the
Mel chants Exchange Co." to attend to the foregoing
Circulars )" is highly important to the interest of all
concerned that the affairs of the Company should be putt
into proper hands and left the management Of
whose interest in the Company may b. secondary to
elsewhere II will be observed thai the above meeting isl
called for to-day.
will be remembered by most of our readers that al
few months since, individual appeared in Wall street
with large amount of Treasury notes, endorsed
raves" many of the brokers purchasers and the
National Bank and the Bank of America bought some,
but suspicious excited by his Offering very high
rates for gold The brokers then became alarmed and
they had him stopped at the Aston House and demanded
reference which he refused telling them to take the
notes or the money as they pleased. This boldncs
had the desired effect and the gentleman went off
That Individual is the famous Ascending Treasured
of the State of Mississippi, w. s. Graves, Esq. II
appears that the State had money due
TO it from the Uaited States and for fear that the
creditors Of the State would send and attach the State
sent its Treasurer Graves syy to Washingo to take
the money. He, assuming the responsibility slyly
t" New York to sell the bills his hook Hence
the suspicious that excited at that time.
The notes were, however legally issued, and the United
States cannot detain refuse to pay them They wer
legally issued the agent and passed int the hand
Of innocent third parties
At the Board, this morning, sales were larger and
prices generally better. The market more buoyant
Kentucky 6's rose 4; New YORK state ~ t; Mohawk
Harlem, /; Ohio 6s,
Al tho nav Board, the result was arly the same.
The Ashburton, from Liverpool, brings out s2so,ooo
specie
n is stated in the Boston papers that in consequence
the late news 900 yards of cotton cloth have bee,
taken from that market for Canton this tho effect of
protective tariff here which enables American mauufsc
turers to compete with those Of England In a thir
market
II will be remembered that in our article Of the 81
Ohio auditor to the stockholders of the State in relato
to its contradictory msstatements, remarked as 10
lows:-
lance placed by its officers upon the tolls the publ
works They entirely TO forget that the season
Ugh prices profits and expenses has gone by Produc
ri'l never again pay such tolls az heretofore How
ls1 10 maintain the composition gin the Northern ma
cs' by simply reducing her tolls to lesson the
. ense to market.
The general state of affairs in the great West and N
course ofrads pointed TO this result Is inevitable I'll