New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21
COMMERCIAL ANO MONEY mArrEKs
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MONDAY mhfCu sI--i "
There was a Little panic in Stocks to day and
the ,,nsiss gru ea materially. Government Securities
we're also heavy aud Treasury Notes sold at per eeot
Tbe-. 10 the street account Of the m
Certainty fs, the results upon this country OF the
setAeS ecrdiiou % Europe ard this hss msde eapi'eI
i.,, tia The sequence hes been uuwilllnsness 10
lens On fauess calling IA Of loans to cossaereos eN
.eus s-d Of large lots Of this dese on oil sooA
thrown on the market There stronger class ct buy
.,.t,sav sd when The weik holders sold on the
.l vii be checked
In Bills there is very little doing. The supply
fsteros Is moderate bu, tie inquiry ia not lsrge psrty
Il, conscience Of The scarcity Of money among The i'm
porsrs Francs ale entirely unstable at any price
In the Freight market there is no movement Of
ispo.tsnes Sore provisions engaged a, = per Dbl
an. s. per ten to Liverpool To Glasgow 2s was paic
There i considerable movement forward IN PtoHsl'n
ssresisly Of Lard.
There is rather more stringency in the Money
r.,,ket and probably there Will be little disposition to
sxpsnd either the part OF Banks or moneyed men, unu
We hsvs farther adviees from Europe. Fst-cass paper
atodsya At l2dl5 per cent On cal money was rather
rs easily obainabe than for psper, but there was On
ssposi,ion 10 make loans upon the best securities
sood many loans were called in By parties who wished
70 strengthen Themselves The paper OF our French
house, il almost unstable in the present condition oil
thiprs The beat houses viii discount their own pa
per- being indisposed TO weaken themselves franc until
they have father sdyiees from the other de fo our
selves although trade will probably be immediaey EN-
barrsssed by the unsettled aspect Of EuIopesn ahas we
DO not look for any serious trouble here and we CONSIDER
that ultimately we shall resp large advantage from t. II
will turn the attention oneyed TO this country rs
the most stable government Of The earth ana we shai
have large influx Of capital from he Old World inia'ps
new energy every brsneh Of industry snd developing
the unbouudsd resources Of the country.
We understand that several OF our leading houses
- raarfa affh a
10 make no new engagements until farther orders This
Will tend 70 check the forward movement in produce
The auction sales of Dry Goods are becoming
les, extensive sud the prices Of desirable articles exhibit
IL some cases trihng Improvement The sales tre not
very well attended, and in almost every case GOODS se
below the cost Of importation, although compared WIN
prevou. the lots sell we'll The great Ius1 OF gooo
10 the alconrOons and the probsoitl are OF
an in prices To some extent before te sea
ri.sv., NE cow from the DIR Goods Reporter the fol-
lowing useful information In regard to the TOT DS
soods:
during the past week. Prices Of most descriptions o.
Goods are frm at present quotations The msrSet
vel .epPse WIN az sIppuS Sr nome eonsHmpton
issteady out large JobbeTs from the south shu
bssvv Western and Southern retailers have also bee IN
the market and made their purchases we are OF the
opinion that Brown Goods have reached Their loves po'h
TIE export has good during tho week ane
bsavv nSicbs,ss have been made fo the Canton south
smsyts 40 MEXICAN markets We are inclined 10 b.
1--we tss, gTtsh and GERMAN manufacturers have re-
esved such an account ron me sse s o.
In tie Foreign market considerable activity bee oee5
manifest during the past week large export "ehauO
has existed for Mexico and South America ~. s...,,
We have dom poor an assortment OF desIapie
Dssirsble svIes are freely offered while
dinsry STYLES are abundant OF ladies' Dress GOODS the
,ent in mi, country and the s.sorment Of imported hA
seldom been Indifferent Ordinary Dress ooas are
sburdsbt and sales are made at aueh oeo" 'ne ''''
2o,fs are very abundant and selling 10 most e9ses be
low ~. cost Of importation We have al present lH Two
seasons stock hard Many have already been SOFA At
Fsncy Fad and DufRs Blankets, fair supply, demand
small Full supply Of Sin ghams and prices improved iu
10 per sine. lst iost desirable ,tyes IN
Low priced Printed Lawns wanted for ~ eNiean
and are not plenty; desirable styles Tor hone aus IN
maud Linen Ginghsms are not plenty aon a.e "a
quest Vestings not plenty; fair demsno
STYLES are in request-psy small profit BOOKS olsnep
Jsconets Csmbrcs very good asso t1ent ON i
market inquired for and doing oe'ter nsn III
February Black Apsoas are doioe better prices 1l
proving Colored AlPaess are selns s us sIs
moderate; few desirable style 10 maSet s; siI
plenty sud but little demand. small STOCK sewing SIN
rood demand; prices regular very s9ou Tin
Irish Linens; stock large steady demand a. @
prices Good assortment OF Dundee uoocsi s,o0s ~
hesyy and prices varying but lltte rom iss' ~ a.
Of Linen Coating not large assortment broken, sna
and brisk Serges Of al kinds are more n re quest auu
prices have improved But lew nlesenea Coos ="
prices auction Hosiery 10 very abundant ana prices
mars desirable styes would bring fair profit
hut Of these imported. Recent arrivals have acc
ed
80, a. now GOOD demand moderate Stock OF French
Goods unusually small for the season ae'Iso'e sS1 are
freely taken At fair remu1era-ing prices seA Of Dun"
BARNES large, prices low
The Committee on Banks ia our Legislature has
,.por,ed bill to determine the smoUn OF the circuahon
Of the Safety Fund Banks and by which 1t IS proposed
the circulation be equal to and soooVV beyond re
s,pial Of each Bank correspondent OF the argus aer
ss,umin that the Backs OF Newlors ana hioosHn VIII
de.e 70 increase their circulation, makes the ioo"
ins s.as Of 1ns operation OF the proposed law on the
other SAFETY Fund Bsufs the State the whole number
OF which appears to be 81, including branches
The aggregate capital amounts to- si-'S''o'V
Ard they allowed an aggregate e"eu'0" % is ooo
by the law Of May, 1887, o. '-''''''
This circulation however, is issued very pne-
Bank. whose sgsregsie capital amounts to. S91V'o"
Are permitted TO issue circulation 70 'he 7,o an,
amount of-iSst per cent on cspiial...'..,. T'1'V'
While IS banks whose sssrsssie eap"S' eo, oos
snGpn r. issue 100 per Ct per capital say 2eooo
And hanks whose aggregate capitals amouuto e-is0'
Are allowed 10 about II per sent on capt oo
WhSs ::ci Bank i: ;axsd per- ctnt a.
o,pal rysspsctIe Of circulation for re ba"E """
Nv the law jast reported, the D. bS 1ns 'o 49,
Dgysm,d whose capitals range from leo Vvo
las 900 and which Issued notes TO The sssre- ooo
us se 10 nspmittsd To- inc ieaIe the AMOUNT. 2o0
M.ipsO on the average iisi per cent on espl' sc2oO
viii be permitted to ineresse the e,oo,o q 9so ~
amount....................s.:' ''...',:. -,
Maaps their average circulation / y per cent
co capital. and the remsninf eiRnteenn .oe -
whose capitals range from s24oeootc $1,000
and which are permitted 10 issue. .S3,fo'"V
WIN be permitted 10 increase their ,,,oo -,,o see
hfttcs~eo.
The Is Banks having each capital OF $1,000
and issuing 100 per ct o capital, or s2toVVvVf
On the average ia II per capital max -. "a,
ing regse circulation Of the 81 banks l5,.sog'
The circulation Of the Law 1851 ........ l2llaNV
Assresste increase proposes. ..74oo'
OF the circulation Is mate eqnl to capital, IL
will STAND thus, via the 81 banks referred 70,
are allowed 20 issue notes in ths azsre-
i2ll50o
Only eighteen banks will be allowed 10 er-
tend their erculs, on beyond what II nov 10,
in al: aiteo
From this snbstract the reduction OF
The 80 banks whose circulation
now exceeds their capital by...... !.22o 600
Making an setssl increase Of the circulation Of