New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-21


last week
Exchanges are very quiet, without change in rates
Sterling Ct; Francs s 50.
The news from the other side is OF the most cheer
ing character exhibiting still improving and healthy
ness appearance The advance In Cotton although not
SPECTATORS had anticipated still adds
materially to the value Of this great staple o-xport
and as the market left off buoyant doub; The arrival
vii! give still farther improvement The sales ofCoon
uins the Week ending February g. 1874 reached 100 6l
range OF Al 3D. which is Of 800 bales the
iarses, weeks business known The largest previous
sales IN one week during the week ending 23d April in the
great Specializing 1926 when 1890 bags taken
9id The rise in Egyptian which has been Sd per lb
from he lowest point the result of the increased pIices de-
maaded by the Pasha of Egypt Wer staes that one
aist in market with GSO0 coo invest Cotton Money
m more abundant than al last advces and loans OF call
had been made in London Il per interest The Bank
had thirteen millions Of bullion her vaults which was an
unprecedented amount since the existence Of institution
In American stocks there much doirs but prices
srons and there position sell! Lots as OF
ered on the market taken The action
Of the y;ana LesStue looked with much in
eres being calculated settle for the question of
business in American Securities. The Message OF the Gov
ernor was looked all that could Be expected from him.
1.-THE Legislature should take prompt and efficient means for
the revival and sus:anng the State faith there would be
reyusion Of feeling in regard American Stocks and
the amount Invested in than large. The which
the latest transactions made wall be by reference
the foreign commercial intelligence first page. Ci
cuar from of the largest banking houses dated London
Feb. 3, says:
We canno. say, notw thstandng the rise l. s. Stocks
which has taken place within The year that there has been
increase o: Investments here he sales which have arisen
from deaths from timid, aud distressed holders
nave more le s'ncu iol any ie'h io investment
on ts part OF ou anu al te ose e idSt year lhe a
Sfesdte oi fihelicdl iria III cnsiahu must
Of ISa bv rcb,ss for he Inirsd States M
1e So y, v,i G 5 ~, ~ :, =; o,. ~ ~ Ose r
III ~ 'i, - :; n n - 80. @ ~ w ! ;f a.a ss t''i @
IN the eoca ee II Is oecduse such cohdence
mas oFlSueeu VIII qua SesN el oy tihscdhs themselves
Each iall Ia te Ohel States a!t.ouSh eny re-
news AlPistisiy'S ee' Iei ueene pou PCuuC
purchases aud Can only look for increase of solid in
vesnents III Europe 70 an imediate renfn 70 III
convection tat soch eSueIty pe anu iei
ousy adhered to- In le three last monts c 1913 tTauSac
tos Were hu,ei%us anu 1htnse III ie 9h' JTse eniteu
they have been ng and prices may otcoDSdsfed nominal
Another Circular says:
,Ina, continues abundant IN. anop,, ,r bullion in tha
u, i 81 49, ,n,,ara az ,hi,,rsn ~, I;oms ,sTI;rg
Sail' o TS 1 80; ~ - vi Iii 80 tIH ' ,; 80 us
Ioiselueny s.oc"; anu s ., @ q, ~ H NH 10 10 ' &
~ SSsiStu - "a "a . ,h q. @ @ m 80" nc m @ ica ,b ~ y ~
49, or af si han IL aII.adv (f po.sbIeD so that
uIt;mat; we n.v conclude a; msn capitalists Instead of
investing in stocks at such high prices will come
80 y ' - -
csyes. , .-.o-,......-. .,o,.,o,.,, 1;,;,;.
IN tis return OF e HraI'eriy average ol lT WEEKLY "u
ties and assets OF the Bank CT Engand tor the three months
tom the 4tl oil NGvemHer 10 me I!!h u, ooth gay hcu
sive and comaed Win the preceding return oF me quarter
the circulation has increased from sig O9G OO 70 OOO
being difference OF E3l3 ooO NJ deposes nave lneIess9u
from 10 1io ~ wv oei an ne ooc m
Uoo aud making the toiai o me M @ & & @ @ t Sc
mse f e8So pGo , t1S has nSIrssed from
,S o 0oa 70 9 qSg oJ 6.in d. fs.urs Of c o. O0O and
We " to assSfs ca ma 00 the surplus or Ie.t hs.
Increased from - @ 1V9 oo TO - o9o'Vo'' e'ps q"
u"Iiis n tue " ~ .ccoun,s far tho