, 1875-09-24
Tile Counter business OF tho
Hanks Lnrgcr--DlscOunt
Light.
Moderate Orders from the Country for
Currenoy-New York Exchange
Firmer.
The Produce Markets Unsettled
...Lard Weak.-.Meats
Strong.
4 1Icary Fcctfng in t;ratn.'-Wf'cnt, Corn,
and barley 1lcayy...Freiglts Dull.
FINANCIAL,

There waa appearance u more activ1ty at the
banA. Aill tho r'earngs shovel slight increase IN
busncsa. Tue fair we,cr I. cxres ted 10 tnlnrg" tho
reccitts 0f grain, and hrll alcug traO ~ the ceun.
sry, III ihc preseut condition Of tho gt4n MARKET tho
country dtrlsnl fnr goods in llRhler than IL would
unpuessionabIy hare hern had moro active export
dcmanI lecu experienced for Westnrn brsadstu1s.
Tho loan market In quiet In avery direction. There
ara amost applicants from the Beard OF Trade for
accommodation. The offerings Of comn!crcal raler
ffoEn city An'l counry aonrces alike 10 light. inlue
sharc nf the lareF Uttered Ia from country banks fur
resscoun Misunderstanding rarer Ia In lighter SIMPLY
thaR Il has teeu. uoul paper from outado parties Il
scarco.
Rates of discount at tho banks arc bSlo ror cent
rcRular customers; independent lorruwers readily
accommodated at T. lcr tent for short Ioatls.
On The street, busuess sslack. ltaes atv CD IL uer
cent
NJ" York exchange WAS sold at 2Na330s discount be-
tween banks for $i,o1.
Tho ordo. for eurrency to 60 10 t!lo country wero
not uumerous,
The cloarfngs were f4,pn,Eh.
SOUTHERN srATE tHpEnTEbSEs9.
We published the other ay lie .ub,,anco Of ths
rerort ef Committee Ct the Constitutional Cnuren
ton Of Ailnma with regard 10 the leLt of ,ie stats
II Amana to ~ ir cent Il Tho Assessed valuation If
the property Of the Stale They ptappac ltlan for
compromising It down to 1uutn lrietaeAbe axnre-
a mectiug Of the bon!hodsrs recently held III
London. II adurtrd tsc following resolution:
That, In tho uiniun nf This mrct!ne the oidrrs Of
tho per cent gnlL hads Hn,ttd by tue State Of Ala
ban III l8,U IN. nun!iiltful VI and simrusel
tu make tlnf alnWAtlts for tu difficulties and enhar.
rsEsneuts ulser nhth that staie has for ytars
lafud anu are willing IL meet the Executive Of that
Htne In fatr and equitable spirit with view to nj,
arrangement Ivy way VI Hetancut Uf tue principal an
Interest due IN tcRPtrt Of tho bonds. That this
lug entirely APPROVES thu cuus.u takrn by thu Council
OF Foreign Dostl:ulers and the Com,ni,tet Of Ala
hnma lundAu,drra ActinR In conjunction with then,
III deriding to authorize tho counn sien.rs who Are
about 10 pt,ctt t1 to tho United Htalea under tnstruc-
tto from the Council 10 s!pal with tho Executive RI
she stsc o AatEi1A a1it n enle1ynr tn ne,nt!Ie aud
nhtra ti scheute for settlement Of thc Claims Ut
thr hdcrs Of Tie sui hnnsla of 1a7u lead to
> ilnal adjustment of their lDn4- pending scbt.
Tho FsHane'fr has the following in reference 10 tho
lcls Of the soat.trn States: The amounts of tho
dcbA IN the tables lelom given in round figure.
AMI arc necessarily apr 1ima:e. They ucl,la .lroet
And contingent deb but exclude past duo snteTcat aud
Noating debt. The figures for 60 nro takcn from re-
lat'lc dan. Th' 10 fur Tic Irt.ent tins arc rut.
rnl'y taken t" the last published Feport Vt ihc slno
ocaH. The EkHEe " pftes includes alI the iii CT cut
bonds of Zach state fro1n the highest to thu !owest: