New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
MONEY MARKET.
Sales nj ,,,e stock Exchange, Van. 2
SECOND BOARD
$3.50 Co rp S. Is5S.... &c $1,000 Corp. So, 1870.
Commercial and Money Matters.

Commercial and Money Masters. :,
SATURDAY +. NJ.
There rather light business at the Board to-day,
principally in Harlem, which improved per cent Mo-
hawk Tell of per cent; Delaware In State Stecs ae
sales were about $50 600 par value firm prices Stale IS
improved kentucky IS fell oft Ohio 6s recovered Il
per cent from their decline, closing at 6s.
Sterling Exchange quiet al 81 Francs 4lt . ID.
Mobile IS al5l; Orleans par no changein other de-
scrip,ions.
Northampton (Po notes are to-day selling at 81
IS disc. Rousa,onc % IS percent.
lthavng been considered for the interest of the Com
pany view Of the late transactions MI Burd shou
resign the Presidency oil the Life aGd Trust Co ne accord
ingy retired and siepen Allen Esq. was to-day unanl-
Iousy elected fill the vacancy This IS capital ap'
ponmen and we know of no in city better cal
culatsd 10 restore the confidence which has always been et
in the Trust Co. than Mr. Allen Mr. Bura appointed
Actuary and Mr.. Taman T. Waters Comptroller of the
Company The appointment OF MFR. Burd as Aciuay shows
that tue Trustees undmnishcd confidence in his abi'
Hy and skill.
At the examination of Abraham j. Morren suspected OF
forging four checks on the Manhattan Bank purportng 10
sedrawn by s. Draper nothing OF importance was elected
more than have before given few more particulars
wegyc Itappears that the l!h, the day the forgery
was discovered Morre bought gold watch and silver
XII, watch a, J. E. Hyde Co. Maiden Lane, paying Two
Sny dollar bills neither however, OF The Manhattan Bank.
Ca the 10Th or 18th inst G. F. Nesbitt Co., Tonne build
!ags sold man resembling Morrell single sheet OF hve
checks on The Manhattan Bank The check given by Mr.
Draper was drawn order A. j. Morrel \ Co. and the
afged checks 10 order Off. Simpson Co. and j. Davis
c. The check for $40 not numbered which was un'
psu the orgeries also had number On Morrcs per.
vas found S22 in bills, and at his house $40 bill but
aoae eshe Nlsnha,,an Bank Morre took the Bankrupt
ac last spring and his business buying and selling goods
Napcron None of the witnesses knew OF his having
spariaer and they could not account for his having 50
zach money! The Teller OF The BauA does rot recognize
aosel as the person who presented Inc caecAs aver
aing that he 25 years age, had WIFI and CHILD al
Saoionst and was born in Johnsiown, montgomery 90
he declined answering arther questions and was coR'l-
leo FOR want os S. 900 bail.
The house known the unlfed States oei, ana 10Y.
merry as Holts Folly sold to-day at aucuon pnaef
snortsuge 10 the N. Y Life and Trus, Color SlOe
aas hid 1t Dough; by Mir. Samui Leggeu te now
ssgee The premises we've mortgaged 10 the Trust we
Eeye Tor SlS5 600 hut IS Mr. Legscus bond Is good the
Company will probably lose nothing The sale was no
eoas for the purpose OF clearing of other mortgages 70
Considerable extent, The house sold about three years
ago under foreclosure, by The Company, and was
asht By Mr. Lesgelt for Sl75v0o. The history OF Tins
aoas and its origns proprietor shows The instability OF
lean calculations and the elect OF instructed enterprise
and lack OF judgement When Stephen Holt commenced
building tha. house he confident OF realizing fortune
few years and although some Of his old friends en-
dessored 10 induce hm desis, from the enterprise he
pfsssered and was ruined. Dir. Holt born Ando-
veg, Mass where his father farmer. Mr.. Holt was
Olought up a cabnetnaker. He asterward removed 70
s'Sco, where believe, be failed He came 20 this city
isi2 and while troops were en'renched on this
ssnd ne kept sort u sut,lerS booth al Harlem. The
however fond of eating not good paymasers,
aoa Hol, became invcved in debt He then opened a
Suaa ore 10 Front few doors from Fulton. where be
burnt In 1876 when The whole block was destroyed
ooa aier took the beReh Of The Stale lnsoiyent Law
sen ind him occupying cellar in Fly Market. ia which
zoe regularly ebbed and lowed still iadus,rousy srug
s Tor N honest living He left his submarine quarter:
Fly Market and rsmovedto the house IN Faiton-st now
sseaped by Dir. Burgess Here he opened an eating
Gee of the frs, the rsi respectable eating
opened IN this city. Frou, thai moment the tide o.
-ae Changed, and wealth rolled in upon him He added
nonse until he occupied the three buildings oppo
m assr's.seet. From this location he removed to the
corner OF Fulton and Water, where, aiier be
the idea Of the magnificent ho,el which so soon
'ssd WIS his ruin. Az this time he was worth srts