New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
Commercial and Money Matters.
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THUEssAY. J. VI.
Stocks are steady hut the sales not very large
Nothing of importance doing in Exchange. Sicr-
linz 81 Frnncs 52s o2.. The supply of bills
pie for the demand.
The Stamford Banner denies that n clerc, man Of
place OF the bondsmen of Mr. HILL Well
,ictioa worth many words The cler-. man uded to
seve his liability of Ill., which much the
same thing Our .tac nen of the Hill defacaton has opened
the eye, of tho Stamford folks The r OF their own Bank
and have !u statement OF the aiain the Stamford
Banncr The account given below rattcr con,radc;s M
Till. who. according the Advocate. strcusy denies being
ie;auliet. Wha; does the Herald t'ink now
The Stamford Bark was IN the yea. 1854 NJ mi
became Cashier year 1885. lr original capital yi he
Bank, pre- erued by the cirer WIS sco o0 hu, SO CO.
- -. -""t cJnineTcui fryul-
SONS IF ~ is5 be nas os;- nrrn hy the fail
o m debtors aud in .ne ISy toe capital oi the hank
mduna and nols State Bond. to the amount o. :o@'
which taken settlement o. claim due the llama
consdde 10 be worm bu. ssCao the, worth ebout
slCUO. The increase IN The market va c oi te'e 0aS 10"
gether with the collection OF claims To considerable nnt
that had been locked ulqn as douou Y was supposed et me
Bank large surplus. Ca the examination OF tie condition OF
rin i.rcsnafies were discovered ,e manner in whch M
i had discharged h; duties rs Cashef was ascertaned
hnd GcuuneI which Ind been rejected ty the
Bo4d Of Directors discovered ;i-. rtoy, s7u0 OF the
upon the books OF the Bank For these und other Ar
Hill was 10 understand tlt he must leave the Bank
Mr. A atSc TIE p'efn Cashier fneIs spSn G, h. h. dqi @ on
ieau;cr and that false entries had been maze upon tie
books Fake charges were made o moneys sent 10 the sui.
@ I;sos Eo.i mt three .e.ernl tme. nrnonn,ng IN all To
$500 Mr. Hill, beng nisuorned, admitted thn is made
ale entries claimed that his dong
10 defcency. The by ilr. Hill
undoubtedly the There further dlscoyeIed de
ccncy in his OF note, discounted, amounting Ia rbou;
s64p. The wos urnrni iaI which s p>certhne tia,
hort OF sNCVo The B.nk snprrci to be fully .cccre
The bonds gwen ny Mr. lli with suetes. ainonn; TO SD v0.
Buck holds ccaie:n securities 10 considerable amount.
81 G0 of which considered collechc beyond petndven,ure.
was en;esd by ma IN May 1883 sr ll before the eSpos.
al these Transactions stood hsh IN the esInaiion o this
community supposed integrity ana nJ.! vutlh J. Ths
generally believed ,hnt he living beyond his hu,
there general tnni he eceved ASSISTANCE from
that he las expended Tor is family support the amount of
during considerable of which has been single
MI Hall turned the Bank notes for Inc payment Of
Bank loaned by him without authority of the Board TO vaT-
individuals md not entered by HIM the looks very
trends in the same way whc6 however, Sir i denies
From the above Of facts which se have derived
from upon which think rely. 1t will be
that will probably ue nolnz, but that the whole
loss w aIl upon ose unfortunate friends that placed conf
denec IN his integrity.
Chancelor Dckenson of Mississippi, has decided
the mortgages Of the stockholders OF the Union Bank
null and void.
The new railroad in Chesterfield County, leading
TO the Coal Mines App0metox half finished nnd
progressing very rapidly completion The construction of
this road will add largely the coal trade of Virginia.
The following The sales of Stocks al the
Boston Brokers' Board yesterday share Appleton arnf CO.
10 G-5O do Dividends East Boston Co 4s-5 do Boston nnd
Providence Railroad lC50 do Reading airond s3m 2l56
lcg do do b3n 2525 do do. bn. p j25 do do, In
10 Cha'leston Branch Railroad j5 do do, 6-2o Concord
Railroad 63lsG6 do Boston and hnine RalIoad lo5-iE3
10 Weiern iiaoad. 7:-5 do do. 16-4j do do Sim. az
100 TO Long Islam! Ra,oad, 3d.
Counterfeit 500 notes on The Lebanon Bank, Pa
are in circulation The detected as No. 1874 payable
to Samuel lemphl. dated December II. 1913.
The bridgeport Standard states that a city meet
ns he cale in the o the present week. aud iha;
Committee appointed for the purpose viii recommend the
pasi,ion of sufficient the due tine city
obligations and provide for the interest accrung up June
iSi5.
Business on the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
f,r the week endipg July %. 1874
%Tf sa i;.t.s5l,sl f.s.tst. &c 'i''
Previously tbs year 80 Us 49, ~ m
.moun, of Coal transported Inst yenr to July a.. 20 ca
Increase this year .lO,i52 lG
The collections received at the Canal Office at
Bristol. Pn. for the fiscal year. to July 20. were
New iI',s .; Office IS, So g g
Bris''i -:e23 o.
Total. sa9.H3 3S
The tolls collected al Berwick on the Sussue-
hannah Division of the Pennsylvania Canal for the quarter
nding on exceed the receipts ;O the period in
1919 b. Sl0Sl6 81.
The excess Of the earning of the Western Rail
road over last year still be large and the
yesterday closed st11Hs.
The following are the receipts over the Western
Railroad for the week ending July ~: ,o,. ,e,o
Passengers S6.il2
Freight, SCC5 6sO-
Teal 49,: :, il; ,sld517 % saa si''aA
The pn OF Tres ressaatns eta the Morris Canal which
we gave sketch Of months appea's to be again
:alvaazsd and the Courier says:
This work likely to be brought into active nnd much ex-
ended operation. An association OF leading men have made
t.fss he baaee a, a dieen % @ intervals With, The de
the state nj Indiana ha aso been settled BY the payment Of
from T. s. Bank ut So the share and suiceGcy sold ut
8 per share TO neal p9y the purchase made pm lndana
In the face of this the fact that gentleman who leased
the works year ago. ut low a;e lost 0G93 by the
operation The business of the Canal will mol pay the expei-
ses and repairs.
There is marked difference in the amount Of tolls
received the Canal Collectors Office in Albany as compared
with the same time yeur attributable mainly to the in
creased quantity of merchandise going to the interior. At
Rochester which derives ITS pTncpai revenue ron aownwau
taken last to the present tme The total amount re-
eived both these places, compared with la year, gives the
| annexed exhibit
To !!'A la; js5 ss days IT,: Sc sss5 2s
Increase .......S S5S.2a5 Iucrease.,.,... sSsI
The Buffalo $4,000 over that of last
We give below some of the principal articles of
domestic produce exported from Cincinnati, in the first SIX
| months otlSIi
Beef bbls 2.9l4 Lard. l 49,
Rcet. erces 3.tJoi ard Oi bolS Ivy
butter er.......kegs iS5S hid II. lea
;;ut;ef bbls ISL '' ......... uercss 20
BnrGing pieces 75s - ...... tb 81, ,gi9
i;hee.e. boxes 7,Si bulk lbs 4l2aiI
Cheese. casks SOS Rope pieces ..j,
Egss........bhs 5,3sl Soap. .......... 3.sSl
tUuf........... IG9.U4 Tobacco hhds 2,ItS
pieces 5i3i Tobacco bales 5tt,
Iron ...........io tons Uil Whisky bbs 13t5S
| i.art. ...............bb bbis 2. 2.523
L will be from the above statement TINT reducing The
lard kegs ard the pork to barrels that Cnnut exported IN
the first SIX months OF 1914 the following products Oi the hog
grd......kegs 2S0, Az tLa.l barrels l.OUI
| "ors s........... barrels l3I.5tS m
The total value of this, ut Orleans exceeded mnn
and half dollars and the vale. Tor the will he equal
10 three millions of dollars.
The value q the domestic praduce stppsd in the m sla