New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
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MONDAY 7. VI.
TIL, Stock Marke, is buoyant to-day, and most
o,the lnccs improved. The better feeling continued up
10 The close o. business There appeared 70 be good tcai
o,specolauve action in S;onington.
There Is better demand for Exchange than OF
,ate ans the Arm with bat fair supply There
Is al demand Just account OF the Alabama
internal Improvements going forward and some payments
for Of this State, and this has strengthened tie mar
xs,. We quote Sterling g! 81 Francs IS.
In specie there is very little movement, and We
know Of shipments excepting ew dollars for HAVE,
and lot OF sG coo Montreal. Me1icans prem.
The money market is easy, and loans and paper
negotiated with facility, a: 81 a per cent.
The receipts al the Custom House for the week
ending May 10th abou. 900 less than for
responding week Of last year.
The receipts were. 3t5 OG3
Same last year .s25 }J2
Decrease in lsa5 $50 2ss
TIE collections thus far Of 1885, compared the
perod Of 1914. show decrease follows
Receipts from Jan. to May ~. .oO3 $40
DO Jan. TO May TO- is45.--..-....s,i53 80
Decrease in las. .........--..sl ,sle..59
Up TO the 10Th inst there had been received at
oswego. Invoices Of merchandise shipped at
NewYork FOR Canada under the provisions Of the draw
back w.
From report recently submitted 10 the Legisa-
this It appears that the Railroads finished
over which cars are daily running presen, line Of ca
miles and 93l 90 There roads
ced being constructed which will extend the line $40
miles further, at estimate cost OF 0O40o0. There
now depending before the Legislature applications for 400
miles railroads, at estimate cost Of 81 $4,000.
The returns OF the Banks Of New. Orleans for the
he
Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deposits.
March. LII 1852 $50 7.2354G2 S9s7,l72 $50 $50
April......n 1886 os4 1860 3i56e56 Gsi6 O32
The louisiana Convention the LIST inst. adopt
ed section in the Constitution prohibiting the Legislature
Of that State from Incorporating Banks.
The anountof tolls received on the North Branch
Canal at the Collectors o,e in Berwick for the month
ending April 3Oth 1855. amounted 10 s532 so. showing
increase Of s273 As the receipts Of last year for
the period The of coal cleared during the
same time l ,o03 tons.
Counterfeit s. notes purporting TO be on the Bank
Of SMYRNA Del altered from the Tenth Ward Bauk " Y
have been put in circulation in Philadelphia The Of
the Bank Smyrna is substituted for the original which
has been scratched The scratching apparent upon
examination.
The locomotive Atlantic hauled over the Read
iug road the 81 inst cars containing 40 tons Of
coal Of 22i0 lbs The whole weigh; trains inclu
ding engine and tender. 2535 coo lbs The trade
IS active and the force work has been increased
Ia portion of the Schuylk Valley and the whole
Mil Greek Region, for the present off from the
ket in consequence the rails being taken up widen
tracks between the Rendng Railroad and the Connection
The Mil Creek Road will be ready in about three weeks
The Little Schuyki Railroad at Port Clinton, has been
completed and the frs, train departed that
place the sth The shipments from the Sshuykil mines
fer the present have amounted TONS
the Leish mines 40 655 from the Wyoming mines s,Ois
making total Of 30s, 123 tons.
The Oswego Daily Advertiser states that the Wei
land Canal is actually open.
The Jacksonlan, at Pontiac, Mich says no fears
need entertained for the sovency of the Macomb County
Bank; and farther that the Bank has in its possession
available funds sufficient TO every cent OF its liabilities