The New York herald., 1844-07-14
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, July I3-6 Il. M.


The Stock Market still remains in a very unsettled
state Prices for the same stock nuctuate from dsv "a
dsy, without any good cause. Up today and down to
morrow Il impossible to tell where find them There
Is very little doing at either BoaId-n fact the market
Is very much depressed and remain 10 until the
warm weather past and operators who are now in tho
country, come back to their places of business Al
the Old Board Canton fell of per cent, Mohawk, 4;
Illinois t Norwich and Worcester farmers Trust,
Long Island, Kentucky 6s Ohio SIS, and Vicksbure
closed firm at yesterdays prices the New Board Long
Island declined per cent Canton Co !; Harlem a
Ohio 6s Indiana ; United States Bank J. E.rmars,
Trust advanced
rIlme biis on London are firm to-day at lOs IOe1-
Ihere as yet very limited demand We quote bills IN
Paris at Sf 2sa 81 26t. Amsterdam s9a a sey Bue
nos Ayres, 7sA a 7s4
The Planters Bank Of Tennessee has declared avi
dend Of three dollars per share which will be psd 10 b
stockholders on the New York books at the Manhattan
Co. on or about the 18th inst
The Mechanics and Traders Bank Of New Orleans
has declared dividend Of per cent or one and hall
dollars per share which will be paid to the Stockholders
on the New York books, at the Manhattan Co. on the
first Monday in August next.
Another new Free Bank has been established in Buff.
TO- called the Exchange Bank Of Buffalo That citv vii,
soon be abundantly supplied with banks
The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co have declar.a
assmannual dividend Of three and half per cent nav
able at their agency in this CITY, on the 18th inst
The New Haven Bank has declared dividend of four
per cent for the last six months
The farmers Bank of Virginia has declared n d;v;d.rd
OF three and quarter per cent for the last half wear and
the Bank of Virginia tive and quarter per cent for tbe
same period quarter per cent from each goes to the
State as bonus.
Counterfeit n,es the Farmers Bank Of Mount Hol.
~ I'M c;r s,l~
bills is the New Jersey coat Of arms, on the genuine
view Of cattle.
From letters received from New Orleans wa learn Tho,
acetton broker Of that city, who has been shppinr cot
ton rather extensively has made tracks this part of the
country and may probably adopt the mode of settlement
win ms creditors that Roster another specuator found 40
comfortable and convenient that is holding meeting Of
ma creditors in some foreign country and debating his
own terms. The movements in the cotton market and
'ne great falling on in prices, must have placed many
spectators in very unenviabls position The news bv
me next steamer anticipated to be Of very
nature and many have abandoned all hopes Of getting out
Of their difficulties through any improvement in the mar
ket,
several brokers at the West have given notice that
bills Of the Pain6eld and the New Hone and Della.
ware Bridge Bank notes will be no longer receives
Inc government of these institutions have recently sent
large amounts Of their bills through the West and forced
them into circulation At any sacrifice An agent Of the
plainhed Bank lately made his appearance at Malone in
this State with apackage containing thousand dollars
IN Plainneld bills He tried to force them into circuIs
ton by purchasing property in that Not
succeeding in that operation he tried other methods to
get the bills afoat but failing in all his plans he was
obgedto leave the package in the hands Of some ndj
vdua OF the place to put out opportunities may turn
up The parties who own the Planfeld Bank also own
the Farmers Bank Of Malone, and it was during one OF
the periodical visits Of the nanciers both institutions
to the represented locality of the latter bank that the
operations above alluded to took place The head quar-
ters Of the Farmers Bank OF Malone is the bar room Of
hotel IN that village and an agent Of the bank generally
visits the place once month, to if there are any
more victims who are disposed to help along the circua
ten Of the Farmers' Plainfeld Bank We do not
know whether the package been disposed of or
not but the people of that section of the country are too
well acquainted with the Of the fnanciers
who govern these banks to be made dupes Of We have
heretofore put M r.blc onh sr guard against the bills OF
the New Hope and Delaware vi ge Co. and the PIaineld
Bank and II their circulation increased and the pub.
lie suffer hereafter, bill holders we shall have the sa
sfacon Of having done all in power to protect them
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