New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
The recepts a, the Sub Treasury are slaaa4s payments

The receipts at the Sub Treasury siaa4s payments
t227l balance s6,s9s,47s ,,. h,.o
The Money Market continues active ou ., p,,ls -.
The sprnlv Is free In the street although 'ie ' o
,;n a;n b,, little q, ANYTHING beyond Their recePs Inc
,a,,,,en.s of the CITY Banks far as puohsne" S"""
,os, Of loans and specie, ana oecre"Se "
ao,os; In two weeks after the date OF the statements
The loans undoubtedly showed hrge
xnec;e strength an increase These quarterly -"
Isbed NJ this late date do not give any 80 -,
present condition of the BANKS ""
,rdes for commercial action.
s, s,,c,s are still good for very successful season
icods The accounts of last Fail are now maturing,
and are maid with the greatest prompu"ue' lac c"u'y
trade is increasing and jobbers are espec'ay ousy'
erv large proportion Of the imports TINS year was on Job
49, accom-. directly The demand presented healthy
one being for actual consumption and is sufficient to pre-
vent any crowdng Of goods at auction The mportaons
49, a, last abated and stocks longer accunul-
fling In domestic staples there very good demand,
both for export and home Brown heavy Sheengs
worry active at firm and even prices Beached Shectings
snd sbrncs have been in steady moderate demand with
ont any accumulation of stock at previous prices Brown
Drills continue to sell previous 20 arrival at Sc, and
..rce for immediate delivery. Bleached and Blues are
,odv Prints are in better demand and prices irner
- Printing Cloths are accommodating in stock and prices
.re heavy Ginghams active and sell AT full prices
.,y5vsl Delaines more active and less heavy
!, nrice though stocks are large. Denims
.ciye at steady rates OSnaburgs are in moderate
yeoues and stripes and ticks are rather more brisk all
:, regplar prices In Wooden Domestic Goods there IS
~, ucb doing Prices are high and stocks light French
Goods are in good demand full prices. We notice no
EALING off in price for unbroken parcels from first hands
The sales At auction have been unimporant but prices for
choice goods held well French JacOnets rather
market Fine figured and staple Silks and black Gros
dc Rhnes sell briskly at full prices. Ribbons in
ouest and much rmer in price. Gloves have somewhat
declined in price Shaws dull and the offerings
NO. freely taken Cloths and DOeskins both Belgian
Eencb and German are in brisk demand at profitable
,r;oss In domestic as well foreignmade Carpets we
notice an increased demand, and improvement in
pr;ces British Goods generally in fair demand at reg
uarrates The stocks though large, well held. Dress
Goods are pretty well reduced in stock.
final dividend of the surplus profits Of the old City
Rank amounting TO three dollars per share has been de-
dared
In view of Consolidation the stocks of the Central line
ofroad continue to advance For Utica and Schenectady
lo2 was bid Rochester and Buffalo, III Syracuse and
IJtea l5O Albany and Schenectady 1921 Rochester and
Syracuse 1877.
The Charleston Courier states that letter had been
ceyed in that city, dated Amsterdam March -, from the
gentleman who heretofore attorney and agent of the
Soutb Carolina stockholders of the United States Bank,
advising them that he has found it impossible TO accom-
psh any satisfactory arrangement with the representatives,
of the stockholders in Paris and Holland to bring the
affairs of the institution TO favorable issue and that he
has in consequence resigned his agency in the business
The Journal Of Commerce. publishes the following state
ment Of some late transactions between the Bank OF
Charleston c. and the Bank Of the State of New ork
of this city, which have been made the subject Of news
paper comment;
The Bank of Charleston has for many years kept very
large account with the Bank of the State i'll the progress OF
which il happens occasionally land almost perlohcyj
Nof fhcyan q
receivable sent the Bank here while at other periods OF
the year large accumulate at their credit ms MODE
of Keeping the account is matter of agreement between the
two Banks and interest is recprocay charged at rates
mutually profitable. .,.,
The Bank of Charleston has never checked wthouthay
ING either cash at its credit or bills receivable in the hands
ohe Bank here the latter to an amount generally hve OF
six times greater than the checked for Nor 90 hey
check the Bank here against sterling bills TINS ofan9n
Of their business is conducted through other parties On
the occasion referred the Bank OF Charleston had anti
cpa,ed recevabes very largely but not to the amount
stated This in the regular and ordinary course OF
business and the money pressure supervened suddenly
that the Bank Of the State could not adIn0nlsh the III
fine to prevent it, As soon however as the pressure Tor
money displayed Itself the Bank of Charleston with great
promititude reimbursed the Bank here by remanceS OF
coin and other cash funds.
Considering the magnitude of the transactions between
these Institutions there appears TO be nothing IN lls oW
othe ordinary business The safety and prudence
Othe transaction as far the Bank here is concerned can
not admit of any doubt for they held negotiable paper to
five times the amount advanced As to the Bank OF
Charleston is known throughout the United States to be
of the solid and ably managed banking institutions
in the country and the present occasion so far from
making sacrifices il is well known that, though large
Saer m sterling exchange not of their bills has been
offered for sale during the whole period of pressure.
This statement of referred to, made on
the best authority.
No one has ever questioned the sovency of the Bank OF
Charleston The question is simply one OF policy whether
was well TO cut off the dealers of the Bank OF the State
from all facilities in order accommodate foreign ins
tuition
The San Francisco Prices Current and ShtPPng Last
publishes the following comparative statement OF snip