New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
~ For Sales Of Socks, sc. sec Fourth Page.

TUESDAY. P NJ
There was saure qo' peut movement to-day in
the Stock Market and the clique OF bulls hndng i'm
possible TO the rush gave up the ate np sustain
the market md c, things 20 down with run Norwich
closed ut 76 which is Is per below the opening
price of yesterday This is almost equal TO the break
down when Mohawk fell 80 per cent between the open
ing aud closing Of business Should the rapid tai con
tnue much longer, the strong men vii! be oohsed u
yela to it, and then when they unload ii will be dicut
the decline Every fall of 10 per cent produces
call for ueyv margins on osns and OF course the dill
Guilty Of making them The first impulse was gwen u
this disturbance in the market By the Oregon excitement
but the continued fall has been the consequence oil
general calling loans upon stocks by banks and CAPT.
s and the simultaneous presence of parcels of stocks
p,on the market when there inability 10 buy or
pedcc. Such state Of the market is now exhibited
is nearly as bad for the beara the bulls They could
generally deliver at profit bu, under such heavy fall
the bulls in many cases cannot receive. One failure
hear OF at the Upper Board today and several at the
Lower Board.
In the foreign bill market there is little nothing
doing. Sterling is sass: Francs 27:o5 2Gl, with good
supply of bills. Amsterdam 39l G39!. Hamburg 36G36!
Bremen IS: a7s3.
The Money Market upon every thing excepting
ing in of loans upon the ancies' The Banks have as
much paper AS they need and are doing the first class at
6 per cent On State and good stocks money is more
plenty at per cent than has been for some time, for
the yery reason that there is unwingness TO loan upon
any thing but first class stocks In Philadephia the
Banks are contracting their liabilities. They do not dis
coun, all good paper offered The rate out doors is TO
per cent At Boston money is st: plenty and easy Of
access for all legitimate purposes Within the week dis
counts have been made Of Lowell factory accepan ces
against shipments Of cotton at 81 per cent and first cless
Boston business paper has been done at OF the large
capital banks al the rate although the regular price
at most Of Tie banks is six per cent AID some OF them
have their loans pretty well up. Stock collateral loans
with from fifteen per margin, are readily ne
got;a,cd by Outside capitalists, at legal rates.
The Boston Courier says The Norwich and
Worcester it is said viii pay dividend OF three per
cent on the first proximo and the Long Island Company
contemplate making dividend in stock. 1t is said that
the nett earnings OF the Worcester road for the current
year will be nine per cent and the Westerns seven
notwithstanding the deductions from the weekly receipts
by the Worcester already exceeded forty thousand
over the proportion which they would have been entitled
TO- under the commissioners award.
The following valuable tables from Thompson's
Bank Note Reporter will give our readers the nor,na
Neto. York Country Banks par in this city
Albany Civ Bunk. l00sl Far. &Man Bk Pokeep'e. All
Albany Exchange Bank All Hudson River Blk, Hui All
Rank Of Albany sos & zoos Highland Blk Newburgh. All
Bank of Nevy6urgh An Kingston Blk. Ulster Co. All
Rank of kinderhook All Merch. Blk. Pc keepsie. All
Bank Of pouchkeepsic An Mec&Far Blk Alb 50s&lO0s
Bank of Troy. Sos zoos Powell Bank. Newburgh. All
Catskl Bank All Prattsvie Bank. All
Commercial Bank Alb. All Tanners Bank Catskil. All
Du,chess Coany 2ank All Ulster County Bank All
Farmers Bank Troy All Wcschester County Bk. All
Far Bank of Hudson. An Al the Brooklyn Banks.
Far 6 Drov. Blk. Sgmers. All
Nele..Jerscy Banks par Ia his city,
Re!vi!ere Bank. l0-tSover Orange Bank s&over
Commercial Bk los DO Sussex Bank $500. los do
Ears MorRk Mid PIT 80 do State Bk at Morris los do
Far&MrcBk Rshy los do state Bk at \. Br-- rs do
Nee Bk Newark IS do State Blk AT Newark IS do
Morris County Blk los do st. Bk q; Elizabeth. 5s 90
Newark Bk &In.C Co. los do Trenton Bsnk'g Co 5s do
And all the notes the E8ston Bank Pa and the S. 0s
20s aud sos OF the Bank OF Philadelphia.
Country Banks pcr in Philadelphia.
Cfcster County Bank.AlllFar Bank OF Reading. Al
Cournbe Bis BrideeCo AL Germantown Bank. All
Delaware County Bank An Lancaster Bank -An
Doylcstown All Lancaster County Bank All
Ees;on All Montgomery County Bk All
Far Bank OF Bucks CO. .Al Northumberland Bank All
Far. Bunk Of Lancaster. ALI
And the IS and over of ali The Delaware Banks
Nee.Jersey Baaks par in Philadelphia.
Burlington Co. Ba over Mects Man Ttentn. 5s&over
Cumberland Bqnk5s do Princeton Bank. rs do
Far Bk of Mt Holly rs DO salem Banking Co. .5s do
Nee Dk @! Bur'etn- IS DO IStetc Bk Camden -5s do
y
St Adams in Vermont, and Mercantile Calais and West
brook Maine.
All the Troy Schenectady, Lansingburg, Waterford,
and Ballston Banks par in Albany.
All the South Carolina Banks are par in Charleston
All the Ohio Banks par in Cincinnati. They are al
par al Cleveland.
The agitation of the interest paying policy con-
,inues in Indiana and hope the apparent indications
of growing healthy state of public sentiment in that
State upon the subject of resuptous fallacioua
-;r,
of able articles upon this subject In the last number he
asks.
Are we then 10 make any provision for the payment OF
our State Debt Are suffer our notes 10 he under
protest and disgrace any longer -or will we like hon
pay OF the debt and let our children ieel maj
the name of Indiana is disgrace We cannot say
that we are not able 70 paytc facts that give this the
lie stare us too boldly in the face
Our Wheat crop is worth ----------- SSUOuOUu
Corn Rye Oats Barley Flaxseed &c.------ 100000
Horses Cattle, Lumber, &C. &C iSc---. 3UO0Ouo
S20OOOoCO
Thus we see the leading articles of our State produce
twenty millions say nothing of the various other mat
,ers and productions that send TO market and the
value of which is at least million more. Thus we
see that pay and that after paying our interest
which amounts 10 eight hundred thousand dollars per
aunum will have millions remaining Let us at least
make effort 10 pay. Let him who says we cannot,
look at the above array OF figures and be silent Let us
also recoect that every consideration OF homer and OF
duty prompts us TO pay-cvery lie OF interest urges US
/ TO Go.
OF the 81 eco square miles ths. compose the State.
! more than 3OGC0 not merely good but very good
| land and the day will not be distant when our surplus
produce shall equal that of of the Western States
Our soil Coal and Iron do promise 10 enrich the few
only Let the stain OF public debt unpaid and OF State
pledges dshonorcd be wiped away and the lesson we
have learned will last for the benefit OF this and future
| generations"
Petitions TO the Legislature Ohio, asking auhori-
,y for the Life and Trust Company issue notes in
! circulation in Ohio for signatures.
! lIarkcts.... CAREFULLY reported for The Trib,o's.
TUESDAY Dec 9