The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-26
8OMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
MON Ely M ARK EFT.

faiDAi, june 25-5 Z. NJ
There is netting in the stock market to day
Reading Railrc ad quite active at slight advance
The variation in prices generally was trpg and only IN
two three Of the small fancies Morris Canal was it bet
ter demand than have noticed for time past
At the second board Roading Railroad DE- mand
improvement of u per cent stonngtou u; Michigan
Central Railroad "a; Morris Canal. q; Pennsylvania Coal
Co declined y per cent New Jersey Zinc, "a.
The mails by the steamship Niagara, at Boston, from
Liverpool confirm the accounts received by telegraph
The harvests in Great Britain likely to be mos
abundant From all the agricultural districts the most
favorable accounts have been received From the manu-
facturiDg districts the advices continue good more
active inquiry existed for all kinds Of fabrics We have
change in quotations for cotton to report In nau
cal affairs the greatest and plenty prevails With
upwards Of twenty millions sterling in the Bank Of
England is not possible that the money market should
be otherwise than easy. There moderate demand
for American securities without change in prices.
The following order has been made by the Hon Justice
Watson of the Supreme Court the application of the
Attorney General and was to day served the Metro
politan Bank -
COURT
The People Of the State Of NeW York art The Mefyopoian
Pank-It appearing satisfactorily to mo, by afidivts.
with copies whereof the defendant in this action must
DO served with this order that good grounds exist for
suspceng that the Metropolitan Bank the said defeud
ant doing banking business bank Of discount
business u money broker, in violation Of law l do
therefore, order and direct that that said defendant
Metropolitan Bank. show befole the Hon. Amas j.
Parker. Of the Justices Of the Supreme Court
office in the city Of Albany the third day Of July
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon why order should not
be granted. entirely and absolutely restraining and
epjoning said bank and each ard of its officers
clerks agents and employ from receiving deposits
dconnting bills drafts notes or evidences Of debt
and from buying selling in any manner dealing in
bullion foreign coin bills of exchange paper
from collecting any bills Of banks, foreign or domestic
M from in "a m Gpn nyinfvnr sNVnY .u.fts
capital as bank and from doing any kind descrip
ton of banking business corporation.
MALB0NE WATSON Supreme Court Justice.
Dated at ALBANY, June "a, 1852.
court have also been by the Attorney General on
james Mccall, John E. Williams and Thomas F. Morris
the President Cashier and ign money teller of the
Metropolitan Bank for the violation evasion of the
junction served said bank the 22d inst forbiddng
it to deal in uncrrrcnt bank notes.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer 81
this port to day, amounted to S11O165 62; payments
S6S54 02-baance, S42s44 Ala As.
The demand for foreign exchange FOR remittance by the
steamship Baltic, to.morrow-Saturday-ha not been
very active but rates continue firm ut quotations
The supply OF bills the market is to fair extent We
quote bills London at 1o4 1O per cent premium;
Paris ST. 171a ST 10; Amsterdam, 4O2t Al; Brc-
men, 7s1a TO- Hamburg 1914 36ll. The Baltic will
take ont about half a million OF dollars in specie.
The Bank Ct America has declared semi annual dyi-
dend of four per cent.
The receipts OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Com
raDy in each Of the first five months of the past two
years, were as annexed