The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-03
MON EY MARK L T.

TUESDAY, septeinper 20 L NJ.
The business in the stock market 20 day. has exhibited
less buoyancy than for several days past but 1t cannot
be regarded in the general frmness Of quotations, at
ruling prices az an indication Of any advance being pro
Jabe On the contrary rather prepared to anti
cpate from certain causes that prices viii recede before
the end Of the week Our quotations exhibit the changes
since yesterday.
Notwtbearding the position Of the stock market the
symptoms in the oney market such as to confirm
the belief expressed yesterday that money is fast reced
ing to position when il be obtained al the ordinary
rates There has been abatement Of the fever and
sgue which seized Wall street recently and the prospect
is that healthy and agreeable state OF the market will
appear to stimulate the fall trade, and TO restore
confidence generally Thee appears to be very few de-
mands for money at extravagant rates and on good
security money is abundant at the legal price There
seems TO be well grounded apprehension any severe
pressure the money market, though exports of
specie have naturally had their effect till other circum-
stances have been considered to produce counter feel
ing Of security and confidence.
Mr.. s. /. Smith the President Of the Philadelphia
Bank, CT which so much has recently been said, has
published card in the Philadelphia papers in which
he says in relation to the funds Withdrawn by the late
cashier"Af After having given full examination into
the state Of the bank the time which has elapsed since
the occurrence took place would allow has been
tanned that the actual amount which was withdrawn
from the funds Of the bank by the late cashier without
the authority knowledge Of either the President
the board is hundred and eighty nine thousand
dollars is there any TO believe that 1; viii
60 beyond that ,um-sgainst which the bank are in
possession Of securities to much larger (nomna)
and from which the board have good TO
expect al believe that the whole the greater part Of
the sum so withdrawn, win be replaced Should, how
they be disappointed to any extent in that cxpec
taon the board deem proper to state that the bank
has the coed fortune to have accumulated surplus
fur and above the capital Of three hundred
thousand dollars, which is much larger surplus than
is usually deemed necessary to b. tanned for contin
gent fuses"
The trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal give the
annexed statement Of receipts from sales Of land during
the six months ending June in each Of the past two
years.
wsnssH AND EKr CaS,L-ISpI.SA.
From Dee ], 80 to June ], 81 %, so9 20 acres for
From Dec /, 20, to June l. 80 1890 IS 27,lo9 so
Increase. Acres. 22loO o. Sls1a3 50
7he amount received in cash from sales OF lands at
the two land efces during the six months ending june
Amount received during the same period last
ss.'''''''''''s'' % os- "
Increese. Observation-Disclosures sec 073 80
Showing increase Of receipts from this 'ource, Of
scGG53 a.
The as grcgate receipts from tolls and lands
from December l. 1860, to June 1851 .s17423j 90
from December l. 1870 TO June 1850 s619i ~
Increase fix months ending juno l. 1851 .....s7Sou Is
At the last meeting the Beard Of Trustees which
held at Evansville in the early part Of June Doctor VII
liam H. Nof.inger Of Rockville Indiana, who had been
elected State Trustee the session Of the Legsla
ture presented hi. credentials and took his sea!
memlC. Of the board