New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-05
Commercial and Money Matters.

FRIDAY 7. NJ.
There was better feeling the Board to-day ard the sales
Considerable timpro"ing prices Ohio went
up !; United States Sizes 4 New.York ); Indiana l. Far
rers Trust Il Haclern . Long Island Il r i Paterson de.
Sterling Exchange q o; Francs 26 D. Very lit,
tie doing.
There nothing new of importance relation to The for
ger Clinton He still confinement in London NlsSSis
L,,Ie Co. expect about sl 600 Of the
stolen from them aud perhaps still more. The money has
been retained by The parties through whom The Treasury
Notes collected.
There was eor, lie street that Mqsrs Hope Go mad
taken the balance of the Illinois loan for the completion II
the Canal, but cannot learn It's truth from reliable
source. letter to Col Hamilton that Hope Go.
had f,voraby received BIZ Ryan and expressed willingness
90 what he London louse. interested would do In Lon.
don understand the proposal meets with mo favor whatever
The Ny, ork Fire Insurance Comaai have declared
dividend of four per cent, payable on the 10Th inst
We car;l from good authority that The receipts on the
Long Island Railroad have increased 80 per thu
cets of last year, and tina, The Company could with pre-
sent income pay good dividend the paid in,
the funds used Cos the purpose OF completing The
read 1t going forward sesd and surely completion,
aud has been found by experience the, every miles Of
completed road increases the iucole per cent 1t has ben
reported by the bears that is:lcnt would b. cal!edor
but assured that from the terms Of the negotiations
sid the money hand instalmen will not be necessary
for era months and then only 25 will be called IN IL
is understood that the StOnHglOn Company have already
made offers in relation to connecting the two roads winch
are under consideration Tie stock advanced per cent
to-day.
Ia specie there i, much movement, Spanish Dollars
are very scarce wanted Ees, Indies Mexicans
dull att : prem: V. Francs % 934
According to Thompson's Bank Note Reporter the total
circulation of the free banks which have been closed by the
Comptroller the time o; closing 81, l12 7e2 The to-
tai circulation, August sis,529 The following IS
the outstanding of each Bank the ISL! inst:
Bank Of america, Buffalo 3l3; Bank Of Commerce do
1896 Merchants Excan:e Bank do 1879 Ere County
Bank do 5227 Phonax Bank do. 7G7; Mechanics Bank
do a,5ls United States Bank do 75o Unou Bank do GEO;
State Bank Of NewYok do l225 Bank Of Lodi AIS Bank
of Ocin 62; Bank of Tonawanda 6S2; Aegany County
Bank 1913; ST. Lawrence Bank l22ll; Bnghanpon Bank
653; Cattaaueus County Bank l2s Farmers Ba"h Of Sc
neca County 69: AIller Bank Of Clyde 1888; Bank OF
Western New York 246 Staten Island Bal. 2O9! Wash
ngton Bank, New-Yofk, 1924; Tenth Waid Bank los;
Chelsea Bank 5i!; NewYork Banking Co. l,l6o; City
Trust and Banking Co. 10. Total $500
The tolls Oswego to lst Aug. S17llI SO, an n'
crease Of sl2l3 81 over last year.
Rrsuwrr,oS.--The Carlisle Bank and the Chambersburs
Bank said have resumed specie Oh all Their
Liabilities, except relief notes, the lst inst.
The snit Mobile between the Bank of the United States
eieirs OF - Hitchcock has been decided IN favor OF
the Bank.
Coa,crfz three dollar bills of the Bank Of Brunswick
Maine very abundant and many have been passed IN this
uoitlbOrhOod.