New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

ffer Ca,nmucta! and Money Aatter,, see Last PGgej
WEDNESDAY, r. NJ.
There was considerable activity in Stocks To-
day and Oregon troubles nearly worked cut OF the
operators. The fanccs generally improved to-day, and
at the Second Board left of arm.
Exchanges are steady at previous rates There
has not been great deal dore to-day for the steamer
the market closes with fair supply a; 81 81 FOR ster
ling. %. It 25 for Francs.
The exports OF Domestic Goods fropi tins port
lst to 3o,h April 33a packages.
The re celp,s of the Norwich and Worcester for
APRIL it Is understood will be aboat the FOR las.
April.
II is said that about halt the stock necessary TO
build the Worcester and Nashua Road has been taken
along the line OF road.
The funds for the payment OF the interest on The
per stock OF Ohio has all been deposited In this city.
The earnings for April of the Reading Road will
reach about $4,000 The earnings on Saturday last were
$4,000. On that day the trains brought s5s
carrying 3i55 tons Coal which the largest days work
ever done a, road This business has been done while
1000 cars IDLE for want ofcoa.
The superiine Democrats IN our Legislature.
while they re.chartering the old monopoly Banks
doing all they to embarass and break up the Free
BanAs This system furnishes the people the safest
the miscaled Safety Fund which has been proved to be
unequal TO the burden imposed upon AMI yet The Loco
Focos supeIa,lvey the friends OF the dear people have
done all in their power to prevent free operation and to
render IT odous. There is a combined determination
among the Chartered Banks crush hs free system and
Mr. Corning, Chairman Of the Bank Committee In the
Senate being OF the largest holders Of the stock OF
Chartered Banks In the State scarcely be expected 10
legslae about Banks without natural leaning 10 favor
the chartered Institutions Could the free system be
broken up hampered the chartered Banks could keep
out q much larger circulation aud OF make larger
profits for the sossholders and will be left un
turned produce such asate Of things The fiendI
Of really safe currency should keep wanhiu eye upon
the the currency nkerers In the legislature
and choke any attempt exchange currency based upon
NeYork State for that OF the chartered ns,tu
lions about all which there more or
risk.
The Canal business is active. The receipts at
Rochester for the first eleven days Of navigation
SIll79 being 81 992 than period last
year. The shipments OF principal articles have been
80 $50 bbs Flour o22 casks Ashes l5s bbls Pork $40
bos Beef; 2G.5l2 lbs Wool; 1856 lbs Lard. &c.
Flour cleared Rochester up 18th. bbls $3.50.
Flour cleared West OF Rochester. 1923
Total Flour passed wegh lock at Rochester bbIs si433
The quantity Wheat that had arrived by the Ere Ca
nal up o'clock Saturday evening was 1888 bushels
by Genesee Valley l2, ,479 bushels.
At Albany the receipts were for Monday, April %,
Flour bb,s 5000 \ bbis JB
Corn ..-. bushels 200 Butter. $3.50
Beet .......-.-.. bbls 20Cheese 1850
The Rochester Money market was rather tight owing
partly 70 the proximity OF the for making iheis
tery reports but malOy account Of paper lying over
discounted for protuce, which they not
been able 70 promptly as was anticipated.
The Lexington branch Of the Bank of Missoun
has been Organized by The appointment OF MAJ z. IL BY
land as Cashier.
The Bank of the State OF Georgia has declared
tv!deni OF thee per for the last SIX month";.