New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16
Commercial, and money matters.

ry For Camerea! ard -iiotey Matters. se> Last Pare
"WEDNESDAY. +. NJ.
Atthe First Boerd the Stock Market was heavy,
although there Stocks which improved. After the
Beard however. the turn came, and there general
Eusrcn, prices had before seemed that sellers could
rak pices low enough seemed thai buyers could
n,hdh high enough. Morris which drug At 23,, sold
.fwars 21s and at the close demand ut 27tae
rYi per cent Norwich & Worcester went up TO 63i4, j.
,nt TO- When the inquiry put why this sudden change
TOOK place. would puzzle the buyers of Morris ct 2I15
winch refused at 23la the morning 10 answer The
n,Ih underwent complete transformation between the
Boa, with particular unless tire positions OF tire
Cotton Market in Liverpool received by the Gack, may
me bean suicen Canal and I;niiroad
% Of TO cent The passage OF the resolution IN The
Pennsylvania House directing the Committee OF Why's and
Means bring b approprntng any money ia the Treas
vy the payment Of the February interest had favorable
eject on The stock OF that Stale. There nl sorts Of ru
nonn the street of attempts made By certain parties here
vhOan short million of bonds connection with
Philadelphia fnance. induce brbe the Legislature 10
ss bill preventing the payment of The February interest,"
The stsmt said have failed and this ns also had good
eject upon the stocks. Ii has BEEN the whole. rather
ng day in Wall street. and would have been If tho prize
Isn bad not been added To the other exci,ements.
The Exchange Market j. very inactve ard rates
.uiey nominal at 10 l0 and 2s for Sterling and Francs
Tie demand very t,niag
The Stephen Whitney took only $1,000 in gold
Iecureut raes OF Silver 0l lul3 for American
Halves and 81 49, for Five Franc pieces. The demand is
mall
Money was somewha, easier today. sone Of The
bnu being disposed 10 lend freely and tho regular Of
'sn:i being lighter than fer some days pnst.
Tbs receipts al the Custcm House for the present
n'oh thus far show large falling of compared with the
nDe PERIOD oflsA. The receipts Ill January. 1915.
I'm s &fs iii Ill., s sssiS !! IS
Las; rear. from
ktolSh tb.v v,n,a -s3 rnt SIS
Excess IN 1874 S4SS, SIS II
The amount of Cotton goods exported from this
"Hhcn L.! TO 18th January was 40 packages.
tha advices by the Gauick will have favorable
eas in this uarkes The sales of Cotton were large nnd
eWd an advance Of sd I'D ID the loves; point.
mprovement in Cotton the other side reacts avorably
Sash almost every department OF business in this county,
sSnes in the manufacturing districts rather dull
this season of the Prices were. however steady
afeneh Loun OF 200 oe coo francs per CT. had been nd
sssi the Rothschs s. 75f Barngs and Hoettingeus
MSs1Sf. The loan was a,crward quoted Il, per cent
pnnirm.
Apeiition has been presented ia the Massachu-
legislature ASKING for charter for Bank Cabots
-S ms the first Bank charter applied for that State
lsae last ten years
ihe Philadelphia & Trenton Railroad Company
declared dividend Of pc, for the last six months
e western Insurance Company. ut Wheeling, per CT.
~ Zoe Isl; months.
TSe Wheeling Savings Institution az nor con, for the lbs.
nouth, 80 ~ ''
mouths ~ 49, $50
lie Ocean Insurance Company ofPo.and. Me- So per ct,
: COun'ertei!s the Atlas Bank, OF Boston, Per
stereotype plate. letter A. dated Dec. 1913 Samuel
cashier, Joseph White, President. in circulation
soasteiieIi alexican Dollars dated 1874 are IN
%s.aaoa in Canada. They ars difficult Of detection by
ney have somewhat greasy feel. and bad sound
~ TWO OF thies az jingcd togeker
ss following table gives the value of the exports
orleans for the ye.F. ls2 % and H. and the amount
"a'aa on imports fo' the same period: