New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Commercial and Iioaeg -fa't,rs. see Last Page

market stood lis ground well to-day although there were
some Of the bues operators in the street have
since the e Of Annexation first a,ced last summer.
One OF them intensely affected by the desperate
state OF things predict with the utmost conhdeuce the
suspension OF all the Banks within sixty days. Prices
were vel sustained at the second board and the bears will
not obtain fall without struggle the par; Of the bulls.
There Is somewhat increased demand for Ex-
change. and sales u Sterling have been made at g TO-
Considerable transactions III Francs noticed at 5,23-
The supply of bills not very large and the demand
by the remittance Of the Pennsylvania interest
OF the S373oO0 appropriated s30ooO0 have already been
paid out by the Treasurer.
F1eishts are active at ID. for square Cotton TO
Liverpool The packets of 26h inst. and st prox and
the Monticello full at that rate.
At the Merchants Exchange the following stocks
were sold at auction by W. H. Franklin son:
400 shares Harlem Railroad ~
aoo avo 30 GO -''----'-------------- " iai i5i
100 do State Bank. Illinois
| so do Merchants Exchange Co..---.------.:.224
Petitions TO allow drawback on goods exported
to Canada, Sc arc III circuat ion among our merchants
and receive very generally the signatures OF those to whom
they are presented. bill granting this privilege passed
the House Saturday.
The freight list of the England one OF the mis-
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cargo list has not been received and the quantity she has
Oh board is not known her cargo, however estimated
at. - ~ 'ooo o
| Ship, valued 3OOoO
Cargo OF the United States ioo'oio 3s
Normandy, ship and cargo, estimated --..--.--- $4,000
Total $4,000
This appears be nearly be judged the amount
of loss Oh these three ships, provided they do not turn
somewhere safe. a large portion Of this is covered
by foreign Insurance 1t is proper to state that those n-
tcrested in III SC ships by give them up lost
They may be creeping along with crippled sparS in the
trades have made arbor for repairs in seine Of the
Windward Islands. We trust that such is the
Aletterin the ST. Louis Republican, dated Spring
field lOth that esss Oakley and Leayi;t had not
then arrived, and that nothing would be done with the
revenue bill until they arrive.
An agent of the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Rail
Road, Judge Preble, OF Portland has reached Montreal
with OF the passage OF the act OF incorporation
by the Maine Legislature. The editor of the onircal
Courier very confident that Portland is the point
for Atlantic termination Of the Road, in preference 10
Boston or any place that has been named Mr. Gait,
agent Canada Land Co. proposed to subscribe f2Oo0o
of the stock OF the road provided terminated ut Boston,
and this subscription has been authorised by the Board of
Directors by the English papers received by the
steamer.
The following arc the operations of the Mohawk
Railroad for 1874. compared with 1913:
1874 lSI3
Cost Of construction .Sl,307,5o2 S.,0j3,SlS
Expenses for running
aud rep's the road $4,000 ., 'S'7So 80, .oO
Reed from through
passengers. S66,2g3 49,IS2
Freigh; & other sources .25,s7o 2O,!64 .o.,.
Through passengers ..... lS2'6s5 lls2sG :sI
Miles run by passenger trains. 3ill2 3g,56l
by other trains .-...-...--. 2140O 1876
There was an item of $4,000 ofntercst paid III lS44 not
included in above items, and it may be that the
item omitted i'll the statement for led3, although the
amou; OF expenses &C. i'll that year much larger
than in ls4 that Il probably is included in that
The annual report of the Secretary Of the Treasury, OF
the Commerce and Navigation OF the United States has
been made to Congress- The aggregate value OF Domestic
Exports from tie United States for the year ending 3oth
June, rs llows;
summary statement of the value of Domestic Exports
from the United States for the year ending June 80 IA
Products OF the sea So 350,50l
do OF the forest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5SOS,Il2
do of animals. .-...--..--.-...--...-.-.- 6l49,3I9
Vegetable food, Except fcsr) 529 32s
Flour G759,4SS
Tobacco sSsa ,255
Manufactures cotton piece goods 2S9s,7s0
do soap and candles .....-...----.- 6l9,5ii
do snuii and tobacco ---.---...-.-- 536,GOO
do lead. 5g5,23s
Total domestic exports .......-...-.... .Sa9,7l5,l7s
Value OF exports OF foreign merchandise ll52I2is
Total exports 81 II 2l2, AZ
Value of Imports into the United States Tor
the year ending June 80, 1916;
Free OF duty ................ .S24.I66esl
Adj va!orem duties .---.-.-.-.- 5s39l s9l
Specific duties ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5ISo.,Soo
'f~N'''' -SlOs. .i34,935
Excess of exports. $3.50, ,ig2
The aggregates Of imports compared with the six
months OF ls43 ending June 80. are follows:
-lS;3- 1--lSil-----,
Amount Duties. Amount Duties.
SpecItic l24a4,3l0 6.390,l4o 3l,352s63 ll,h3l,2os
Adj yaiorem IG,6sas75 l536S6 52,3i52sl lt,i49,34S
Total 29,I79,aI5 lo,5ll,35 sSs6sl54 2s9eo,55d
Specle - 81, ,320,335 5.s39,I29
Free goods. .l3,a5i,5ie lS,92Il22
Total inns .6l-753,7g9 los,la5,O35
The import OF cotton goods the value and duties paid
have been as follows:
corroN GOODS lMroSrkp INTO THE UNITED STATES.
ladS ralas Dates. Datyq'. q.
ls43. s,s36,s16 l,62s,li9 72O lna 44.0?
1874. 37,67l,l55 7l7l,439 3,lls,S?3 1880
The following table OF the quantities Of certain arti-
Giles of groceries imported into the United States during
the last four years
lS,l 1872 1873 1874.
Tea n,2i5,s5i l5,692,O74 l3,S66,3T I535S,5a4
Coffee 4,9SI7s7 l2.76iGa5 92.29s $50 $500, Ill
sugar. los 963oS3 lSS,4l49I6 6953433l l79,s57,49l
OF the experts and imports from the various States for
the wear ending June So Si4. We cnumcrac the follow
E1ertt Inporh. rtsscls