New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
,. For Sales of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

"WEDNESDAY, P. M
The decline was arrested to-day and Norwich
and Worcester recovered s3i, the being nearly
as rapid as the fall although not quite extensive The
other ancics improved somewhat but to much less
tent than Norwich and Worcester. We understand that
there were no actual failures at the lower Board but
only some escapes.
There is rather more doing in foreign bills, bat the
rates whou, material change. Sterling edst for
best signatures with some bills, not well known at
lower figure Francs a8s Oh Amsterdam 1921 659t;
Hamburg 35s Q36; and Bremen Isl 61ei.
The ex,ort Of Cotton Goods from this Port from
LIST to 9th Dec were 1914 packages
The Table of Exports published on our Fourth
pace Yesterday shoud have been credited to the Ship
ping List
The Railroad returns continue to look very favor
h For the last week in November the earnings of the
Mohawk were
Passengers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Freight .ot Gu
Total. s2ll3 O2
Same week last lI3i -
Increase ......---..--..--.. $3.50 50
The receipts for the month of November the Hou-
satonc Railroad were
Passengers s.e and NAL Observation-Disclosures. 3244 63
November 1874 lO2i6 10
Increase ..-..--.-.---.--. Sl,4'o Us
The earnings on the Philadelphia and Reading Rail!
road were
November 1s43. 1914. 1845.
Business 54,6e5 80 s62,l97 . sl25g4e 81
Coal tram ported tons. .34,52i 445l3 e5,'99
Showing an increase of hundred per cent over l5i
Gen. Cooke, bondpaying Loco-Foco has been
elected Chancellor OF Mississippi for six years, by
r..
an anti bond paying Wing This is an evidence Of dis
position in the people OF that State TO pay their cred
itors.
Bickne's Philadelphia Reporter for this week
.ays-our Money Market is getting more contracted
The Banks cannot or do not discount all the good paper
that is offered to them while the out doors
from to per cent On Saturday last some first rate
paper was offered and refused at y per cent Our
Banks generally speaking, are considered as in very
sound condition Our market is rather bare OF country
and relief notes. which in considerable demand
Rellefnoes sold on Saturday low as per cent dis
Counterfeits on the Lafayette Bank Of Cincinnati,
Ohio. are in circulation in the West
AT the late meeting of the Directors Of the Central
Cvt) Railroad at Boston, the Road located for the
entire distance from the mouth OF White River to Bur
inpop The contract has been taken by two individuals,
who are TO have the work completed ready for the cars
nv the lat of April ls47 A NewYork concern takes
portion of the contract.
Engineers are now engaged in surveying Rail
road route from Plymouth 10 Sandwich Mass and have
already made considerable progress 1t is intended TO
run the line as direct possible with reference to
chcapucss of construction.
The Washington correspondent OF the Evening
Gazette has made up the following statement from the
Annual Report upon Commerce and Navigation Just
communicated TO Congress. This report contains much
useful information giving, as it does, detailed state
ment of our and navigation for the year end
ing Both June last but general rule it rarely print
ed in less than IL months after the date which it is
made up:
IMPORTS and Exports of the United States du ring the
year ending 3Oth June 1s4j compared with those Of
the previous year
Imports. Year ending Year ending
June 80 1914. June 80 1915
S,cci. and bullion. .......--. Sj.s30429 4070 2i2
Merchandise free OF duty. lo936l1 1907 sos
Do. paying adval. dut. 523l5. 29l 60,l9l,s62
Do do. specific do. 3l,352,563 3i.9!4. s62
Total Imports. SlO3, 455,O35 slI725l56l
Exports
Foreign Goods reported free
of duty exclusive OF specie) 2.a5l,550 2il3050
do. do. pay
ing adval. duties. l706206 2l07292
Exclusive ofspecicpaying spc
cihc duties OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.25b3u2 3O6iiJ9
Foreign gold and silver coin. 5,a7os09 10000
Totlfor'gn articles recxpn'd II4o4s67 1886 $50
American gold and silver COIN lS3iO5 si4f46
Domestic produce. ..-..--.. 99,53l774 9s 455330
To,at Exports Sili aO0O46 slI46l6606
Total of Imports and Expts .S2l9 6350Sl S23L9Oll70
The proportion Of the above Imports and Exports
which carried in American and Foreign vessels is
as follows
In American Ve,sels.
Foreign Goods imported..-.. 94174673 loe43s4sl
Do Ifsz npo5so 60
Il. Foreign Vesseis.
Foreign goods imporcd.----. l4.26O,362 14,slbOo3
Domestic produce exported. 3oOOssO4 235I6 ,653
TotaI......... s47OO9s79 4252Oai7
The number and tonnage of vessels with their
entering and clearing from the u States is as follows
1874 in'' co.'s I84s 1914. 1875
No vessels entg. e,l4s sl33 5555 $50 $50
Tonnage entg l977,43s 2O25,4s6 9l699a 9lO563
clear 81 0l092i 2,05397T 9O6sl4 93O275
Crews Men cntg 97459 5000 559is 253l 2
cear'g $4,000 lO0794 5000 I6o1
Boys s snls 5 5.iG5 s9S 5 -S 81 7so
The following is n statement OF the tonnage owned in
the United States in Tons and 95ths
1874. ls45.
Pmse 5 zg ss ss e 5ssg 4
Eurod Ln'd l,Ti4 s755 2os9,sO l26a,C6O,44 ls2Ss62
Licensed under - -. ,..o,
Tot., 206I, IS 2l89O9i7 2i78, 9.9,42 238Os2 50
Total permanent temporary, 22eUO9o " 24I'OO2 10
The registered and enrolled in -
the Whale Fishery. ----..- loe,293 o3 l9u,o9o %
The registered steamboat ton .
nOSe 49," l. "'-"- "
The proportion OF the enrolled and licensed
Tonnage employed in the Coast -
Trade 1OISSo1 o. llsueSs Z.
/ Do in the Cod Fishery $500. Is l7S sc $685. GO
Do in the Mackerel Fishery l6lIO 90 2l,iI3 10
Do in the Whale Fishery..----- 800 IA
Total. ,l73537 IS ,2s2 3i4 II
The proportion OF that in the