New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10
publ, Stock E1changc, Oct. 9.
Commercial and Money Matters.

Commercial and Money Matters.
MoNn,YPM.
Stocks this morning are without material change, bat
there WAS generally a irmsr appearance At the ecOr
Board however the market easier Harlem left off
decline; Ohio do. Illinois and Indiana improved |;
Farmers Loan do--Nofwch aud Worcester remaining
steady under all the fluctuations of the market.
| Exchanges are without chanse-Sterng a q; Francs
-.
The property advertised by the Comptroller, belonging
the lenct Washington Bank of this city sold to-day
aud brought SD $50 which with the dividend already PAID
will give bill holders about % the dollar.
The stock Of the Paterson Railroad which has been Of
late yascatng between ID 3D. the bears or bulls gained
the supremacy is beginning to attract attention IN these
times Of superabuulan capital Of permanent
and profitable investment. The capital Of the Companys
$500 600 1t entirely of deb, aud has gradually III
ceasnr income earnings OF the months previous
10 July last after paying debt Of $4,000 enabled the Com
pauy declare dividend Of per cent For the current
slx months it confidently stated that 3 per cent Will be
declared from the earnings which, as the Stock now sell
nr At 80 gives an interest of about II per PEI sannn
on the investment 1t believed that III year OF Two We
stock will 60 par aud with this idea the largest portion
the stock gradually being absorbed by company OIL oH
headed capitalists Of the street.
The law Incorporating eight Banks Ohio passed during
the last session. has expired by its own limitation and nota
share has been subscribed for. The personal liability clause
and other imposed by the Loco'F0co Le
gisaure made the charters perfectly worthless aud oiK
on them would have proved the stockholders wanting
| judgement aud even common sense Ohio has now oa
Banks and the charters OF several OF these expire ata
early period Her trade Is dependent upon other States
medium Of exchange, aud she flooded with the 'naA
| % ~ Wh
thus enabled keep large aud profabls clFcaA
ton at the expense Of the people Of OHIO Cashier Que
of the Wheeling Banks recently stated that he had wni
four months received from OHIO traders S2500OO Eastern
funds in exchange for Wheeling notes, for circulation
Ohio That such the profitable business doing IN this
way that the stock OF thu Bank had improved IS per csa'n
II months and that the Banks of Western Virginia could
afford pay 900 for th privilege of circulation which
they have These banking profits belong the people
of Ohio, aud should be enjoyed By them. banking law
ought be passed by the Legislature, with proper aAd
oppressive restrictions, and drafted with all the lights
10 be received from the experience Of and Other
States. Our own free banking would form, with 'oAe
notifications perfect model could be wished Let
the stock Of the State Of OHIO aud that only form the bass
OF the currency and there would be fog Banks ana
shn.p!aser companies but Ohio would enjoy paper cur
rency as safe specie aud much convenient. !"
demand thus created for the stock establish Banks "ou
no doubt carry 1t to par and above. Another ad'Sns
would accrue from this arrangement: she interest w -
Public Debt would be retained III the State instead oil Oes
ss,t of enrich the capitalist of other States "
safer currency than such could be devised apu '"
are much mistaken if strong attempt IS not mace ou'''
the coming session pass batng act Of tins caafa'e'
The Commercial says-The Ontario Bank Of CaaahoaisA
winch for the last twenty years has beeh under ts
ment Of H. B Gibson Esp Cashier EXHIBITS suons
trastwhen compared with many others diefenc.
The fate OF we'll conducted bank and III la
For the last fifteen years Mr. Gibson has paid thu I
ers regular dividends of ten per the year Dul'p5
whole period OF his cashiershp, h. has PAID 10? iIan
and now, appears another coumn he has III so'..s
declared dividend Of surplus profits payable the hf,
next month OF 20 per the entire capital OF
Pora,ion though the part from which he has made ~!
profits is only one half the capital the other ball penn
ployed Utica. We are told that there not oau :"
doubtful debt due tie bank and none under protest
Rninors unfavorable the standing e the Bank Of i
sour, SAID to nave been started by the Hoo IL
have been in circulation in Missouri. Toe BaHh
cIaFed by those who know. TO have had fol some w.
more funds on hand than enough to all he ''''N
Markets caretielty reported for 7ae TTisr n.
Mosp.r Oct
,surs e. - ,,,i,e demand, aud
the sales exceed 600 bbls for export a4 3d. at "nsa
'A-'N~" - Iim' III cd5iS VIZ near Oi Ho's'Ho
Ing lew small parcels at 3 81. 40
coTToN.-The sales to-day, az far as reported,
about 500 bales, mostly fof export France Inc r.s,r
Is nor firm, and of the sales have been mace
decline Of 10 :c per ID. ~
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is an upward feeling s. ~
day III Flour, partly consequence Of speeaan's
ions which have taken, reported large io'''
stated at GOO to 10000 bbs. The other sales "a.
been TO fair The quantity aoat this % II,
about - coo bbIs The quotation at the close "a
all Western although sales made sa'iy II
Sd cd off Whether the advance 80 is 10 DC -.
entirely the speculative action be better seen S''
purchases have al been made There some sas's -
ers, but the rmneis Of the market induces them T"
sparingy We notice sales 800 bbls Troy at a. IL
Orleans We hear of nothing doing. Southern desc''P'o-
also quiet and heavy Sales $50 bhls fancy
notice a, s., and $50 do Richmond County at 'ot'
Georgetown, Howatdsteei, Brandyuias, &c, o..
Richmond City IS. Rye Flour Is in moderate dAa4n
> 81! az ST. Jersey Meal = ST. s73 Branas ,os.
s73 and Sis Raw Meal plenty and dull at wv e.
Yellow and White bolted no llsf Shorts and ssa'
both rather scarce. Wequoss OF sic. "e.s rh.
GRAIN. We hear of nc transactions ID !" MAJ