New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

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$50 do.b 3 533 so /. Island Rrd. .b3 50
% do.......... s3 33s $50 do.---..--. cash ~
25 do-.-...-.. cash 80: % do-.-cash IVY
% T Boston Co.. cash l2s
SArunDAYP. VI.
Stocks were generally firm to-day, and the sales
were TO fair extent There was quite movement in Read
ing shares OF which 1000 sold Al the First Eoard NJ
80 and that price offered for 1900 more At the Second
Board 300 shares sold 5090 and 50i regular The bu-
sincss this road will be this year. Thus far 1t
has brought down in the ratio of 100000 tons coal per
anum. The comparative receipts for week ending March
| Isl were lSi3. lsii. 1919.
$685. 81 $3.50 50 SlO,77l y
In Exchanges there is very little doing, and prices
have downward tendency. The leading houses ask 10
per cent for Sterling, but it is difficult TO sell above ~
Francs are 5 % a 23l Amsterdam 40 a 40i Hamburg
35i a 49,; and Bremen 20 n 1ys.
The following are the quotations for Specie:
Per cent value
Am gold. oil .. LOG alOGl Carolus dolls 81 OJ o.
do new. 100 alOO3 Five francs. "a "a!
Half dollars 100 al00 Doublons lie 80 al6 40
Portuguese gold 100 alOOl do Patriot Is so al5 30
Spanish dollars -.lOl ale5 Sovereigis " 4 50 ! :.
do quarters 90 al0O do light 81 4 81
Mexican dollars ..l0l ai0ll Heavy guneas . 90
do quarters 90 alOo Napolcons. =. ) So
There is considerable activity in freighs, and
another transient ship has been taken up for LIVERPOOL
The rate FOR square bales is 3d. with large quantities offer
Ing. The packet OF the llthis fil.
The Exports Of Cotton Goods from this port dur
ing February 1890 packages. From Boston the en-
ports were 5000 packages which Sou; America took
1853 The total exports at Boston for the nine months
ending Feb. IS We're 49, 92 packages
Mr. Lester has brought in a bill in the Senate Of
this State requiring the Banks redeem al par in New
York or Albany 1t read twice and committed. The
opponents OF this it is sad will make an amend
ment requiring par redemption also Al Buffalo, and
two other points, say on the Northern and one OH the
Southern frontier.
Mr. R. H. Winslow, Vice President OF the Board
of Brokers' declining reelection Mr. II. s Stebbins was
elected in his place. The old officers, with this exception
were reelected.
At a meeting OF the stockholders OF the Worces-
Ter and Western Railways, Boston Tuesday, resolu-
tons were presented and discussed for union Of the two
companies stock as the Boston and Al.
bany Railway Company.
A bill has been reported in the Senate OF this
State authorizing the U,Ica and Schenectady Railway Co.
toncrease their capital S50000o and 10 relay ertrack
with an IL or rail.
The bill to extend the charter OF the Orange
passed the New-Jersey Assembly on Thursday.
The sales at the Boston Stock Exchange We're. :
fremont Bank 9S-lG Western Rrd 99s-l2 Boston and
Worcester Rrd Hos Old Colony IrdJOOl-25 Norwich
and Worcester Rrd 1875 do $40, 1850 East Boston
stock l2s-lOO do blo 1879 Wilmington Rrd ls-l25
do, bio, 2ls-5O Reading Rrd 2iS-l25 do 24! -
Value of Exports from the Port OF Boston 10 for
eign ports during the week ending Friday. March y lS45
Domestic PrDigcts. Foreign Products
In American vessels $50 loo American vessels
In British vessels. none In British vessels lc94i
Total value SIS Ice Total .sls,s $50
Total amount OF Exports. .Slc3.9sb
The exports of Specie were $4,000, and the imports
SsOs6. Whole number of clearances % American, |
British.
A new trial has been granted in the case OF VIM
wyman the President of the rhenx Bank, Charles
town, Mass
Al Baltimore there is no change in the Money
market, which continues in favorable condition. Every
commercial is readily supplied Bank. and private
capitalists seek investment. No paper finds its way 10 the
street.
The first passenger train over The Fitchburs Rail-
road through "Wednesday last; distance - miles
time q hours. including sioppages.
The Fitchburg Railroad, tory-nine miles ong-inclndins
sixteen acres of land at CharlcStow and o; 1900
feet on the arbor has thus far less than 81 l00OOo
1t Is generally five rods wide has rails weighing ysx
pounds TO the yard and laid heavy ss only two and
half feet apart fenced the OF the Company is
eouppei with seven engines made with exception, BY
Hnckley Drry of Boston, and about one hundred cars
OF the most improved construction, made principally by
Davenport Bridges OF Cambridge The trains are well
filed the charges moderate and satisfactory 70 the pusiic
and the revenue very encouraging.
Markets Carefully reported for TIE Tribune
SATURDAY, March 5.