New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
Public Stock Exchange, June &S;
Commercial and Money Matters.


Commercial and Money Matters.
THURSDAY, P. NJ.
7,ransactions at the Board large to-day, exceeding
,,n0 eG0 Of STATE securities. The market not firm
nn h, declned Illinois Bonds ?; Indiana 81 Bank Com
rsI; Mohawk II Harlem |; Auburn and Rochester !;
The Bill market quiet; Sterling 81; Francs 53ls
B,;pess in the street is very dul and the Money Brokers
/ i. complaining of hard times
& Eainfeld, n. j. Bank Notes appearing IN Wast.
This is one os Beacl Banks although his name does not
r L., those who remember the Jacksonville opera
5aa be governed according y.
The condition of England, financially and politically is
fly favorable a steady and permanent Improvement OF
ry thing III hiScountry If confidence returns there, IN
same proportion have experienced here our good
s,e stocks vii, sell higher than before The income
az the pren; administration Of England falls with no IN
yaslerabe severity upon large class OF their population
yto can i'll slFord to bear it, aud will be one Of udu
das them tcyee productive channels Of investment
The Repeal question: with all its agltatng features Is ano
rreason TO- anticipating the introduction Of little more
4 aital into Hi. section Of the world
ny peopie think that John Bull will sell out his Amer
az stocks wol the first hint of speculation and improve
NAT. They mstaken-pay your interest 5, and per
a aud Johq Bull will take all you sell him. The on
g be apprehcnded IS the sales of Trust property
H stocks d through the late distressing years will no
Doubt 20 into the market the present improved prices In
The meantime il ought be OF Indifference to mon
na men Of, this side of the Atlantic. We lave capital
% 10 sustain our own securities the future will satis
ictony prove.
The stocks of Tennessee Kentucky and Ohio although
think they improved fast aud consequently liable
@aeoq ought to sell at 10 per cent remam and proba-
BIZ will within year. The policy of the country is set
dd No more debt the understanding between the peo
pie aud their representatives No appropriations for
tJctul enterprises careful syseU Of taxation, of ar
nsement for the security of the public creditor This will
prevail u every sound State hereafter. The unsound will
4 Be eshamed into measures of the character
Tennessee has smaller debt than Kentucky and enjoys
larger population. Her financial system is beyond cav
~. e
dub Kentucky Virginia after 1913 They have passed
prsled through the great crisis which has shaken the
nanry The upon which they floating into the
atqre is broad and deep There he better security
I ade than the obligation OF Kentucky and Virginia
sublc opinion has for long time been divided upon the
sheet OF the great State OF Ohio, the pride and glory OF
smisi,y West She has overcome the difficulties which
tt her pah and passes into the future full OF honor he
m which has been raised against her has only served 10
nken public attention her boundless resourcesto the
laane fertility of her unrivalled SOIL TO The ndelatlsshle
hIy, and high Of integrity which distinguishes her
g71ion No State in the Union has more 10 be proud di
With her credit tecred her resources blown upon, her
ia,s uaduced aud detained her honor impusned and her
atons reduced III the market TO 80 cents on the dollar
r has pushed the path Of ecttude and good aiIE
g alike Of the canor OF political demagogueS and the
nersus msr presentations OF portion Of the press ss
eng her credit and earning for herself reputation which
cdure forever. She entitled ;he confidence Of the
ist aud Of the world. She will enjoy that of both
ent equal her unrng efforts in the good
.sh she has struggled successfully 10 maintain.
The two branches Of the Louisville Bank, authorized by
ahsi kentucky Legislature, TO De located at Pada
aad the other flemingsburg. Mr. H. Powers has been
ointed Cashier of the branch Femingsburg aud Mr..
| ARsnkin Of the at paducah.
aoaey extremely plenty in Philadelphia. 1t is gene
understood that the stocks belonging the State would
4 sibe offered until October
10000 dollars over and above the price fixed in the bill
ssOercd for the Delaware branch Of the Pennsylvania
Ceal
Enthusiastically repor'sd5J{ for Tie 7'iSane: @ >,
lSHES.-Therc is an active demaud for Pots and the
Gsl firm s. Co.! which sales of about $50 bbls,
hes Of IS bhls. at S5 l3s aud about 20 at 3l 81
Siecsps are shout 400 bbs of both descriptions The
LSsssor Pearls has downward tcndency.
forfoN,-The sales to-day limited TO 400
- nely 10 spnnerS, exporters showing much dis
soa operate. The market is heavy and prices, with
\ @y actual decline are easy We quote Upland, mid
So cts; middiing fair 81; fair, . good far, New
g,i as s anu Alalsma mddng fair 6s %; midd"s far
4 lsti ialF q: good fair, 5 81.
iLoGR AND MEAL.-The receipts were not very
@cay; some 5000 bbs. The deman' continues good
use and the supply Of Eastern markets, and prices
.las TO improve. The sales flair common brands Gem
Today have been 81 625. Some parcels have brought
s nore and some shade less. Weheard of sales Mich
J sa oao at IS 37l SCI, flat aud round. The fair
aoa Is So 30. Sales 800 bbls. fancy OHIO at So 75.
@es today have been To considerable extent. IN.
s seoe arr but three small parcels aioa; A
It@sapeyfne sold to-day at s. 37!. Some parcels in
held above the market Southern is firm at So 81
which further sales ofabout 1000 bbls. Georgetown
a Mais The stock conSistsa amost entirely oftseorgc-
e1.Sis eSa Is quite moderate. Rye Flour very plenty
NeOls Moth River sold at S3 31!. Meal is tirm and
Ma sales 200 bbis. Brandywine So leg; hhds are
Shorts ere not plenty, bur the supply of Ship
,sisE' lsE' The demand is oaly at retail We quote
Sat II IL cents.
l sgsAN.-Theve continues good demand Cor Wheat for
a. improving prices, consequent upon the rise IN
We notice further sales to-day Of 1000 bushels Hi
~ 10 IL aad 1000 do AT % the latter for supe-
"a up-riye. miller. Corn in fair inquiry and sales
- SVV hn>hrls North River have been made at So
aaa measure; 800 DO Delaware 55, weight and 500
~ 90 cts weight. The suppl. Of Rye is fair, hu;
siaSe TO pay prices demanded. 1t held at 90 20
Ssss a2ss CTS.
aiSAY.The market is dull and there is considerable
ssn: We notice sales 100 bsls. Western IA hoops
ss9 Sels. New 0sleans al % cents. Drudge is nom
vt-ets, without sales.
,e-IheTe is fair supply, bat the shipping inquiry is
e%aa''dS We quote IS 40 cts. the range a; which
4 On %msthsg doing q retail
s-s.sssss $500 bbs Crude Whale South Sea. have
a@e ,oE export at y; cents, cash The bark United
"estpoEt, has 7oJbbls Sperm, and the back Con-
sg,,N sg,i Ns9.i.ondon 1900 bbs. Whale, 200 do Sperm
EscS,ssboNE.-Saies u coo lbs. South Sea- ior eN-
SrsYe Yessis s essh, whichis further Improvement
saS,s sIoREs-A sale o! Turpeutine vas reported d.
sS cot ieatn the particulars. We uotice sales oi 80
I lpnS,.Ie turpen,ine at 32 els cash.
NS--The Pork marke, continues firm and we
o-dly Of Too to 1850 bbs. Prime and Mess at
sas,5 Saa ii 90 II 62!, aad the tendency appears
Beef ia rather quiet. Sales $50 bhls. City
10 so ht:s at SS 375; Country is worth IS as i2aa
.c'IL.s 20 Lard IS s;eady aud has upward look,
la s'',eIiy prime Leaf kegs 8! cents refused
Sa s,i D9shes Coarse, transPred, aud 3O
hkls& c's The supply ofprime Leaf rs very light.
H. "a asa Smoked Meats t-re IS not much doing
M Ssgs Picked shoulders on terms not tralspif-
Butter is wanted cents; other descriptions
AIT Che is very duh at !; 8! esuts.
satheie Is good inquiry for onoadags, and 1t is
az 81 Dbl, of 80 lbs