New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
Commercial and Money Markets.

STOCK excepting 4NOrtn American trust declined.
At the Second Board things were rather better.
Exchanges are firm bat quiet. The supply from
the South is still extremely light Sterling is &;
81 !; Francs ) q
The French packet takes about Sl00 000in Specie.
We are told that the Chemical Bank has been re-
organized under the Free Banking Law, with an en-
tire change of officers excepting the Cashier. It's
charter we understand expires during the present
year
The Long Island Insurance Company have de-
clared scnli-annual dividend of 5 per cent.
The County Bank, of New-Haven. g per cent.
The Protection Insurance Co. ofIlartiord, u semi
annual dividend of Forty per cent, making fifty
per cent. dividends during the year l813.
The Baltimore Insurance Co. sep share.
The Bank of the State ofNonh Carolina 3 pr CT
Fire Insurance Co. Of the County Of Phadel-
pha per cent.
Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives
and granting Annuities 3 per cent.
Union Insurance Company ofPhladelphia prct.
Globe Insurance and Trust Company, Philadel
pha, 3 per cent.
Southern Insurance and Trust Company, Phila-
delphia, ? per cent
Bank of North America, Philadelphia, :; per cent.
The loan rcquiredby the Hartford and New ia-
ven Railroad OF 100000 at per cent interest, for
ten years, has all been realized at premium the
rates differing from . to 3! per cent. The means
being provided, may expect the Springfield road
10 be completed during the ensuing fall season.
The good citizens Of Bridgeport have had some
trouble from the bond holders. Several of the
tenants of Daniel Sterling have been served with a
process to prevent their paying their rents to Mr.
Sterling.
At Savannah Sterling has been selling out doors
as high as = per cent premium. The Banks are
offering to buy at q I per cent. premium. In Do
nestle there have been sales at sight: and five
day sight bills out doors at per cent discount.
At Cincinnati, Dec. %, the market was we'll sup
piled with Eastern Exchanges, and the selling rate
is vibrating between par and per cent discount
No large transactions in Specie, and the quotation
is nominal at per cent. premium. No change i'll
currency for some time. The news OF the fate OF
the Bank Bill now before the Senate of Ohio Is
looked for with some interest. The demand Tor
State Bank of Illinois Notes and Indiana State
Scrip has improved.
The total arrivals of specie at ew-Orleans since
the first of September have been S2,45l $40.
ilFFIcIAL-T, easmy .NuteS Outstanding. Jcn l. 1874
Aouy record OF ' ,a o &C. w W.! ~ a.
OF notes sud aud pad out u"GeI e act OF 81 oo ~
March, lStJ.. o2!--o w
$3.50 AZ o.
Deduct cancelled notes In the hands of the ac
counting olficsrs 49, ,,y.-vy ~
IS 1892. Of
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Hes'''e' 0'''e' 'a"'A's r. t. SMITH
Registe: OF the Treasury.
The National Intellgencer contains letter from
Philadelphia correspondent, probably Mr.. blddle)
on Ihe subject OF the Pennsylvania State interest
He placcs the claims on the Treasury last year m
GLIDING interest, at S275U0O, and the regular reye-
nue. at Sl340000 leaving q deficit OF Sl,4lU,OV' lie
makes the following estimate Tor the next year:
hrr.nsas f c. ernner, and education, $500 0NO
iu eIes on the paoc DID, Zruv,eo9
.ro,,} ............... -. 2.65o,oeo
TIL present resources TO be relied upon shown sboy- by
of the ss year an g; .n %,I9"' $500 600
Net acome Of taxes aid incidental revenue, 9IsV 0
r,.., $4,000
This is founded o., the collections Of tLe
Bnt;hs II very iurefecl CT what ought to be produ
direct tax or TWO mills per dollar III the and personal
property OF the Commonwealth ne properly OF IN. oor
G hv estimate, of its true value, least S350cOO
his at two mills per dollar, should protuce SIvo,u0O III
sled of half that obtained une. a.! erroneous
ration and very lax o the law the present year
\ faithful assessment and :'d collection oil is aa SO as ~
therefor. afford III additional produce OF SjVVV 80 also
the bank dividend aud other taxes IN winch there
has been great deficit the II taken at me average
ordinary v.lrs Will give least additional income OF
sOOoo6 The Pablo works, is thought may be relied on
IN ordinary years uner improved administration, Tor an
he,eisT o ~ iSSt som legislation or improv
ing the 5, Stern aud collecting he present NS 10
sw. lie present sources of revenue 10 S270GOO devaeie
'Gn y- lss Of s cs w i, show Lss
,urh By merely following OUT ard mas,pg etsctve % an
equal distribution wa, has been attempted BY Their psteces
ss viii have provided for the greater portion OF Increased
which ~ necessary for meeting all ls obligations OF
the and that all that IS relniL "a 10 Dc IaSs oy eG
tio1al fG1ao is the comparatively moderate sum OF $780,
UGG.
The writer of the letter states his finn belief that
the people of Pennsylvania rrW pay larger tax Tor
the purpose OF re-esablishng their State credit.
Arrivals during the year 1913 al Boston:
shils. Barss. B1iss. Schs. SIPS
Coas,rise.. os 100 S SS5 ' a., IA
Foreign ........... ~ Us 81 $40
To,al ~ 81 1927 100 al
f oe,sn arrivals shp barS, 100 bEiss 'ad IA 'chFs
we're British; bries Russian.
Cieasanees during the same PERIOD; b. sc,, slrs
Ioas;s,ise. 3@ 100 100 80 8ss -
rot.,. 3Cg lo32 .i5l IS
OF ioeisn ctearauces ship barks los Digs ana 's
SchooEerS BIi, 81
Many vessels sail under coas;ng license and neither rts
clear the Custom, House unless they carry NE! chanoiA
Tine Royal Mail steamers composing the Cu4aEd Line
nave maze 20 passages TO and from Liverpool n III
l52 from Hsax Boston; carrying 7Gs Liverpool
and l3S 20 Halifax i.cn Boston.
Markets. CGrefu!ty reported 10, IRE Tribune.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. g.
AsHES.-The marke, IS as yesterisy--no;hlnG OF i'm.
p-tt.ace dong auI the nomEsy SCI AID 90; for
Pot, and Pearls
COrTON.-Ihe sales to-day abou, yesterday, 2o0o
bags full The purchases sill mostly for syecu-
lation. We quote Upland ordinary rndding Il ST. mid
ding far fair 81! good fair 9. 10; and New Orleans
aad Mobile ordinary middiing S. 9, middling
81 TO- and good fair 10. lot Prices here FOX Upland. lst
January 1872 ! a 9!sc;s per 10; lSs3 s. 1884, Eta 10.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is withou. chaage.
very he dong Ohio, Michigan and Geneses stand about
so although the latter is generally held he de-
mand for round hoop vary light Scratched good de-
m.ud at 4al s7 fine mddlng III middling 50 SEA;