New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
y For Socks, SC. See Last Page.

~ For N0cks, &c. nee Last rage.
"WEDNESDAY. p NJ
There was a considerable decline in some of the
sneies bu, was thought be only of the bulls
TO set better hold At the Second Board there was
some improvement and stocks left of firm.
In Exchanges there is nothing of importance do
Ing. Sterling Bills silcn, q, 9G9!, Francs POT as IS
Tke Money Market continues as before reported,
vspsuy The approach of the quarterly repor, day of
the Banks not felt in the street The rate of interest
sasper cen, on good loans On bond and mortgage
e7per cent.
On Monday evening, $4,000 in American
halves up the river by Livingston Wells Express
Tor Canada
The items in relation TO uncurrent money pub
hshed yesterday should have been credited To lhomp
'On' Bank Note Reporter.
The exports of Domestic Goods from this port
from lot to ssth oct was l, POI packages
Value Of Domesiics eX ported from Boston to for
esr psees during the week ending Oct -. lei5 Last
ncss t6s bales l6 csses s3s61l Brazil lf5 cases -
oaes, Sll.a50 Total $50 OIL Atlas
The Concord. IN. H. Railroad Company have
declared semisnnra dividend of 5 per cent.
All the regular Forwarding Lines between Phila
depAa and Pittsburgh, intend stop receiving goods
destined for the West aer the 10Th Of November next
INV RAiLRoAD.-A meeting has been called at
Newouyport for Monday evening. Of all those who
'ani svorsby Of the project Of uniting with the Essex
COMPANY. for Railroad from Lowell through the new
cry Of Lawrence, the towns of Bradford. George,oHn,
&c 10 Newburyport The Herald learns that the Essex
company are desrous OF connecting with the hsrbor Of
Ne~ouryport and will doubt lend effective aid To-
wards the project
in RELATION 10 the QUO warranto case of The Bank
OF Michigan the De,roi, Daily Advertiser says the pro
eeedns net In the nature Of an Injunction ard does
ho' interfere al al with the regular prosecution OF
~ business The propre,ors Of the bank. we under.
ad have no spprehensicns in regard to the result of
.oe suit They say that since the period fixed by The
Legislature for lie resumption the bank has promptly re
oeesd all its bills and notes in specie on demand And
afo The alleged Of the artcr they have only
been waiting for the decision OF the Supreme Court ON
NE eosroversy with the state TO oil up their capital and
resume active business But II the result of tho
sGa should be uniavorsbc, no loss viii occur to bill
noders $4,000 in cash have already been paid
mo The bark and the amount will be increased $50
y" oy the LIST OF December. We state these facts Of
e0a'se . We received them
meeting of the Providence and Worcester
"'"'oad Company was held Friday last. An act to
-".'a ne charter of the corporation in various psrs
n iee view to the union Of the company with the com
Tie SANE name established by the Legislature Of
~s commonwealth Of Massachusetts, was read and ex.
~hsd' and was ,hereupon voted tina, the should
presented to the General Assembly. 10 bc passed Al,
- s'a'ns session. resolution was passed providing
VIC Union OF the company with the said company in
s'o"e't', according to the provisions Of their re-.
$50 charters, 3, meeting Of said companies TO be
"ei ned by their respective directors for the cleo
s'oafd Of directors of the United Corporation.
r., inventory Of the Assets Of the City Bank of
may be seena. the desk Of the publishing Office
Ae Tribune The sale takes place on the l9,h No
''e'' zee advertisement, In this paper.