MONEY MARKET.

u,e. at the stock Exchange, Aug. ~.

Commercial and Money Matters.
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OF Harlem and Long Island. In the latter there ap
pears be symptoms OF speculation. Il improved to-
day per cent Mohawk frm-FdfDers' Loan i'll
proved Harlem declined Delaware and Hudson ia-
proved q per the last sale For Stonington III
offered, 10 asked, slight improvement.


The sales of State stocks were light Kentucky declined
per cent on the last sales. Ia stocks In whch there
no sales the market any thing not we'll. State
Sevens lsi3 p,enu, offered asked-Sixes, 1859, 80,
ofesed 81 asked-l25l, ofered-5 1861, oered-Fves
1916, 81 askeds55 so o.red-35 81 asked; 4ts, ls49
IS ofered Ohio Sixes 1885, 73 offered II nsked-1s6O
ohered "a asked Kentucky Skies, 75l oered-Fives, &C
offered 6i asked; Indiana 2l offered q asked Pennyya
MIA a5 offered; City SevenS, 1872 prem offered, asked
Ill Loan, la70 30 cfered 83 asked The sales
lows:


200 Illinois 6, III $4,000 Kentucky .ss -. 75s
Sterling Exchange at 81 per cent-Frascs 5S7k S5
Very lite doing.


Mobile slightly to-day, brokers buying
SO discount; Decatur 40. Other branches 80, dull.


We understand there large demand :o
money and that the country Banks enabled 10 keep c
afoat longer than usual The contraction OF the
currency has produced this effect.


Counterfeit $40 bills altered from Sis, tie Exchange
Bank Providence, X pretty well executed are In circua-
on


The nteres, payable in NewYork which has accrued 10
Is, uno upon stock issued under the U S Loan will be
paid at the Bank Of Commerce.


The Madsonan sayS-We authorized stale that the
interest which has accrued 10 the lstof July u upos STOCK
issued under the last loan will be pa the different age
cie OF the Department in Washington Baltimore, Phllade
phia, New York and Boston.


The receipts on the Western Railroad are increasing
Net receipts Tor six days ending Saturday, August G,
Passengers SGS5 co. for Freight Mail, and Ifarsden Co
81 4l2 OO-Total S12, ,G47 90.


Sales al the Stock Board Philadelphia yesterday
again uui,e small and of stocks differing somewhat from
recent tranactionS:


20 shares Phad Wilmington and Baltimore RR.... y
8 do do do DO IL
do Kentucky Bank ~
III do ComHercial Bank k....................... 90
10 The Ohio Legislature, the bill 90 authorize TIE Fund
Commissioners borrow 100000 the credit OF the Stat"
he applied 10 the payment OF the arredagc> due con
tractors has passed he House II provides for The issue
stock bearing interest Of 10 per payable at the State
Treasury, it the money cannot be obtained on such
crmsJ in New-York, redeemabe after ls50lhe stock
to he sold for less than par.


fatal blow interest of the State, says tie
Coumbus Journal, could have been conceived the
bill passes the Senate the credit and character OF the State
is prostrntcd More than that-thc bill defeats its
object; the money cannot be obtained under it
Al the latest dates at Louisville the money market was
somewhat tighter than last noticed although the Banks
nued discount all good paper short dates. Eastern
exchange less plenty The Banks drawing very spar
ing al per ccnt-out of doors Il premium Kentucky
Bonds 75-Scrip $5 10 75


AT Nashville 4th August, the resumption worked well,
though il has brought any thing but uniform circulation





Planters Bank, except branches parbranches TO dist
The paper OF the branches of the Bank Tennessee gen
orally refused by and altogether BY the Stock
Banks The principal bank receives il only special de-
posie. Letters from the Cashier Of the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank of Memphis about which there dis
uus state positively that that institution would resume with
other Tennessee Banks


Commercial Advertiser and Journal Office,


BUFFALO, Aug. 8, 1912
There determination md spirit abroad at the West 10
hrIpu hnSn ctINnst
from The of the public mind, it evident that return
TO deprecated rredeemabe currency almost inpos-
sbe. The people will have bills redeemabie in coin al
command none and in this department shall coDuUe
keep the trade early and fully advised Of every move.
Of moment in the financial circle at the West. We
this reference 10 The recent movements in Michigan,
presuain2 however, that little couutenance will be given
any ard all Hew issues emanang from that quarter un-
ill such time their character shall be fully established
The Gapos and fpsi!art explosions are s; fresh upon
the minds of many.


In unc Irrent funds there has been slight change. Ind
ana is per cent better and exchange may he quoted at
per ceat premium Old Erie is taken at per cent dis
Pennsylvania Relief Notes 20 25 dist.


stats OF TRApE.-Day receipts OF new flour and grain
have at en tn hegan and although the aggregate OF each
light and the desire operate Indifferent we must date this
week the of the fall trade. Merchants
from the arthermo interior have already commenced ship
ping home their winters supply OF goods. Already we alb
serve considerable invoices groceries and hardware going
orwardand as as the crop can reach the sea-
board 10 draw against the avenues OF trade must materially
increase in magnitude.


During the FIRST week in August the amoun, of Western
products received this port light yet fully equal TO
the demand. A few cargoes OF new wheat have been
ceved, bu, the majority Of the grain not Of such quail
y so command any thing more ,han the ordinary prices
The sales were made at S5c per bushel.


Markets.


ASHES-Pots continue at 5 so and Pearls 75 although
holders generally demand more Tile receipts OF Pearls
are now larger than of Pots 49,, ozo L.,
the market is still steady.
FLOUR-A further decline has been submitted to by
saa Of 9sS Ssn
eSee' was made at t8l Troy i83a p The recePts
Sat the S.om has not probably
Holders meet buyers with anxious aVldty. From 1000 10
1900 bls have been taken in addition to the amount
quote Georgetown and Brand, wine so 10 563 whou,
sales. About 400 hbls Rye Flour sold at4 90.


GRAiN-Ne have heard of no sales to-day. Wheat con-
without buyers consequence OF the dstrust
operators. We quote 100 40 about the market Nc
sales Rye Corn and very little Of either offering Canal
Oats 81 "a S2cRiyer soc, interior 28 a %.


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~ EcciesiassIcal Notice.-on the first Sabbath
OF September the small Chapel OF The University VIII
be open for regular religious services morning and evening
the design being organize Presbyterian Church in con
the pastoral care OF the Rev. John Lille A. NJ Public
worship will commence a, lO A. M and u P. NJ aulS IL
IT second Advent Association hold worship
with Prsachsg Ss M at l5 osl0es oes
Broadway and Grandstreet. Entrance in Grand.stree;
north side doors east OF Broadway, stairs, Jeff hand
Friends and inquirerS respectfully Invited 10 attend
Seats free. aal3 1T
Gr Free Congregational Church.-In the
Medical College, Crosby doors below Sp rnsst.
Rev. Mr. Parsons, OF Newark, NJ, is expected TO preach
Tomorrow morning and aernoon al the usual hours Ser
vice also in the evening Seats tree. The public in
Viied 10 attend. aulS liz
u Univcrsniisfn I'm Brookiyn.-The Rev.
Church in Adams street Brooklyn, next Sunday Morning
iath inst, at l0t O'Clock The Rev. ABEL C. THOMAS
VIII preach In The afternoon al O'clock and in the evening
at O'Clock. Seats free aull Sta
u Fsresiaent yyayland on the Present College
System Thoughts on The Present Collegiate System ii
the United States. By Francis Waylandn This day pub
lisled anl Tor sale by DAYTON 4 NEWMAN,
aeio 1873 Broadway.
D Vale College, NEw.HAvEN-The Skull and
Bone Society will hold their General Meetin. at lht
Lnonian Rooms on Tuesday evening, Aug l6h 1882 at
O'clock p NJ. apl2 4ts