New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
rSs For Sales Of stOehs. SC. See Fourth Page.

- For Sales Of Stocks SC. See Fourth Page.
THURSDAY, P. NJ. .
There was grand rally made by the bears today
depress the market by offering good stocks sellers
option ct lower rates There decline in several of
the fancies particularly Canton, but others improved
slightly. rumor current that the Government
broker arrived from Washington yesterday, and that
some larger sales made Of the fances by his orders
argued from this that he in possession oil war
like news. Another that the bears had made
up purse for the purpose of clearing the market.
There has been but a moderate business done for
the Great Western and prices without change. We
Quote Sterling 81 09i, Francs 5a6i 0525 We quite
Amsterdam 39t a39i, Hamburg IS. asst, Bremen 7si
G7s!.
Domestic Exchanges we quote as follows:
Boston .....par0 dis Mobile Ok notes. 6s607! dis
Philadelphia ...par@ dis Do. sP. checks para dis
Baltimore par0 dis New. Orleans para dis
RichmondC5k n'D Gal dis North Carolina - s0l dis
Do sp checks. ] a , dis Cincinnati .----.l al! dis
Charleston a dis Louisville .---l 0l$ DIS
Savannah 1890. Ia dis Nashville ...-.-.2 ga dis
Augusta q dis st. Louis .-......l oft dis
Columbus ..-----lt0li disl
Specie we quote as follows:
Per cent Palue
Amer Gold old JOG al LOG! Carolus Dolls. 81, 06O LOT
Do do new 100 0l00t Five Francs $40 ga!
Half Dollars .-..par 0l0Os Douboons. 1890 q 1850
Portuguese Gold loo 0IO0t Do Patriot l5,6Oal575
Spanish Dollars lOi d lo5 Sovereigns 1850 4s7
Do Quarters. 90 0lGo Do light 1920 ass
Mexican Dollars 1905 Dl0l Heavy Guineas 5000
Do Quarters 80 q 100 Napoeons---. $3.50
The Trustees of the Bank of Maryland have de-
cared dividend of per cent of the assetts paya
Die on demand at the Union Bank.
The Bank off enn township, Philadelphia five per
cent for the last six months.
The imports and exports for July, August and
September 1874 and 1915 compare follows:
-, IMPORTS U.s. ,o, EXPORTS:
July .......l2 209359 llO99.759 7l9l,20l 7l20.670
August IA Oes5os boss 1893 5s5i.5a9 560S,ls7
September. 1925 s65 l075O55 6s43556 6.492,395
Total s3s s33 732 S34903207 Si9ss9556 1922, 252
Decrease in lSi5..- 50 93o,525 S66S,334
The Courier's Washington letter gives the follow
ing Of the amount of Imports and Exports
the port OF NewYork during the past four months being
the first four of the fiscal year, 1876:
IMPORTS July. Aug. Sept. Oct.
able to duty 6O4653a 1908 6s 5sssa45 1855 6a2
specie not do G3393O lOs75e5 l.426O4O s57,556
Specie and bullion. 72,427 $4,000 127465 $3.50
81, 7I2Ss9 1894 O63 7I5275O 1850, los
Total imports in four months, s3S, 409,s7o.
EXPORTS. July. Aug. Sept Oct
al nSe to duty: ao4,4el a78sO4 aS7as5 45a,laa
specie NOT do. l2s.3s2 7s2ss l376OS 1889
Domestic produce 40 $50 lSo927O 243345l 1888 OPS
Specie and bullion lsS,lS5 353263 i2l9s0 3o5 700
S229I, 6sS 3.769625 5000 S34 3,542, 49,
Total exports in four months, sllslO079
Imports and Exports for the Month Of September. 1919
Articles mpoy,edi- u York. phiad. Bait Charlst SIN
able 70 s.. $50 PAS S4g3.ll5 Sl33337 S330.512
Dono, liableto duty 1.426,O4O 1880 lo7,63o s'l
Exports o;mcrchan-
Do mot liable liable TO duty 1885 1916 3asS
S exported. U1..' a4ss4n ssssu 5o57os ss4sa
and and bullion, r..e 1855 1919 1920 7i9
Exports of specie
and bullion -. 1880 1850 none
The monthly statement of imports does not appear to
have been yet received from Boston, the most important
district next % New. York nor from New. Orleans.
The receipts upon the Western Railroad for the
week ending Nov.l show q very large gain upon the
same week of last year The principal gain in freight
the immense amount of produce now pressing forward
from tho West 20 make, running that item up The re-
! ceipts were
Passengers ...-........ s59i7 s5.53s
Freight ...-..---. l34si 1883
Total .......---...-....I943 l l6O33
Some time since the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad Company for the purpose of fastening the
building Of the Norwich and Nashua road subscribed
$3.50 900 to the capital stock that road The bonds of
the Norwich and Worcester Company have just been
sold in Boston to Mess-s lgnaus Sargent Francis Skin
ncr and James X Mills 10 the full amount OF the above
subscription.
The SURVEYS Of the Worcester and Nashua road
are now completed The road will be located in few
days and Immediately thereafter put under contract
The contracts for grading, &c OH the second oil
vision of the Cheshire Railroad between keene and Wal