New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
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"WEDNESDAY P. NJ
cho,a ,vas rather better feeling in w all 81. TO-
,-ob,b,v the result, of the digestion OF the foreign
..r, aud prices were generally better Inc aaes' now
ever we're DOT very large
mr. h,s;oess in Exchanges for the Steamer OF
Monday ca, not ye, commenced to any extent anu '"'
ave e.,, with good supply Of bills We quote s'er'
urs9as{; Francs 32i Gulde!s ~ G 3a' fSA wv
,.,,7sa7si; Marks Banco 35 a35t.
The demand for money is less, and the amount Oh
ns,.r offering at the Bank. is falling off, This 10 nA'ufa
a this season Of the and this result will be increa'eo
,b season by the dsncoaion among the people 70 en-
ter into liabilities fanny kind In the present o.u,Dee
.,s O: our foreign relations After the middle OF june
III. believed tb., the money wants Will Dc so i'uNS
Tia, the market will become quite eaiy.
The receipts on the Mohawk and Hudson hah
-,d continue to increase The receipts for the week
end ing 3I1t May were:
P..,eDgers ioI 81
Total ..............s2s ga 40
sauo week last : - ~
Excess in l-46....-...----. si& -
The arrivals at this Port during May were %1l' %
which 90 were ships IS barks and 81 b!gs-of these lo'
,r, American, a. British and 10 from Bremen Inc
o,..,.,ce. were 1856 OF vi ich 90 were American
The Imports a, this Port in May were sj,4ss, &c.,
.o.,,,, IS 4s4 1873 in May 1916 showing but 'raipg
difference. The Exports were 50 l!4'5i9, against
81 GIL 30 in May 1885 The Exports. oil Domestic FRO
duet. were 81 SO. O96 agans, 81 1e6 500 OF Specie
there were s29l O4l exported, sganst SOU 3el Inc
amour, of cuties received WAS $l,277,22'' against
s363.2 las, Nay, and for the Eve months oil this year
the amour, has been ss 023 305, against s1aoi2s last
year. L.,., ..-;,,ed
a, this Port during the las, ihiry.,wo days
The exports of Domestic Goods during May were
1874 pigs
The D wight Manufacturing Co. ct Cabotville has
declared n semi:snnua dividend Of per cent
The business Of The Canal at Buffalo for the month
Of May pas, been large beyond precedent he tolls
collected Sl2S CO. against $e4 600 during the
ssme time last year.
Ire amour, of Treasury Notes outstanding on the
LIST inst s4s936i.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders oil the
Boston and Worceste Railroad held at Boston on
Monday The report of the rectors describing some
What deu their operations during the past year wss
resd by the President accepted aud ordered to be print.
ed together with the report OF the Examining Commit
tee Stockholders The act OF the iss session of the
legislature authorizing an increase OF capital stock WAS
accepted and IL voted 20 shares 10 the
souut Of $500 COO be offered those who shall e
hold ~ of the stock previously issued the 9th inst In
proportion OF share TO Elk shares OF the old
The meeting then proceeded to the choice OF Directors
for the ensuing year and the members oil the old Board
were ali elected The President, Hon Nathan Hale
decline, n r. election but will probably be ihduced TO
change his decision.
Al Savannah, Sterling was dull at saS4. Far de-
m.ud tor Domestic bills at par to prem. Foreign
FreRh,s have still farther improved. The ship Stirling
ootsip.d full cargo for Liverpool 9l6d = 10 for
square and ID ~ n for round bales and Id = ID has
been paid 10 instances, Tor small lots per
Be- ship Marchiouess Of Butte. The bark Rhodes. ar
rived during the week. eiused full cargo half square
bales at 3D. y ID and has proceeded to the Ga Moth
Ing doing H-vre. The last engagements Tor Boston
were !c y u for Cotton, and 81 % per cask for Rice
To NewYo the rate has advanced, and the packets
now obtain a. y II for square and to ~ ii for round
bales and 81 per cask for Rice.
The Louisville Journal says:
f; In this city from instructive sympathy, more than
from any other nas nate cause there has aso been felt
some .pr.. of pressure There has been greater diff
s,uy than usual realize bills ard other business pa
pr and mediation d'counts are nearly or quite
su.ueud,d The transient alarm Is. however. wearing
away thngs will doubtless regain their healthy ZONE
4, . few DAYS Banks should be- very cautious not 10
check the course of credits without the strongest rea
sou.--.peciay for no better reason than Vague ap
urrhru,ivn la times OF pressure II 10 8s much their 'o
cation relieve the pressure TO look to their safety
Sight checks here the East AZ prem -bo days
not in demand Owing the MeXtcsn war and the very
general excitement consequent on It, the ordinary ous
in city have been much interrupt
I'd The busness Of the last three weeks has been very