New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
~ For sales Of ssoet,, DC. Sc. fourth page.
SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, P. N.

SATURDAY, r M
The rcvuIsion Of feeling generated by the decisive
vote on the Oregon question in the Senate continues
be- felt n Was aud the sales Of Stocks were consider
able to day considerable advance In rates Reading
has improved per cent in two days. The shorts were
buying in largely After the Board was decline ON
descriptions.
The Exchange market continues quiet and quot
ations dull Sterling 9S9i Francs IS.
The advices per Unicorn although not Of very
marked Importance are considered on the whole ra
Their favorable The London Money market although
easy stringent that the last accounts The
OF the ministerial remarks is considered 10 be- al
though firm. by beiligsr.nt The of
the Earl Of Aberdeen indicate that nothing would be
done hastily and the strongest disposition exists TO
settle the question smicaby
There was eighty improved demand for Amer.
!can Stocks and should the question be at rest
there would probably be considerable DONE
Barings circular OF the 18th ut says Since our
last advices business had been for small amoaDs
Peunsylvani 5s at CO. Maryland Sterling ex coupons
at Sc. and to amount in Indiana and Mississippi
uu:on Bank Boods the former being quoted 80 35 the
the latter 20 to22 per cent. NswYorx State Stock fncs
buyers at So.
The London Money market though much more
sbundanty supplied in whre frat class securees
can De offered Is yet In very uncertain state for other
classes OF securities An OPT MON prevails that money
viii De very much in demand between the l0h and 18th
OF April it appears there viii then be large calls on
account of railways In the large provincial mo-
uey still continues extremely especially Liver
pool and Glasgow In Manchester there appears be
more confidence and easier state OF money In Ham
bur2h money is more abundant In Berlin and In Hol
land the rate Of interest Is Still very hlga
Judgment has been given in the case of Jacob
Lille & Co rs Clinton. To the plaintiff bin Clinton
the rd moi he
ou, .ubjecting himself 10 criminal prosecution. Ex
cepdons taken by the plaintiffs but they over
ruled oy the Recorder the ground up by Clinton
that ne bound 10 when his would
crininate himself
The situation Of the Bank of England on the TN
March
Lia6luies. Assas.
cl5euaton inc s,o am 90, ailian 5s
Public deposits, $500 355 Total, 94a4s9a a
Private do. I7s2s77s LOYAL 1'''''1
Total. ga 73l 954
The balance ofassets above liabilities being g. 577os
The above accounts compared with those Of The pre-
visus week, exhibit decrease OF 1860 AL increase
OF public deposits of POS EGO decrease Of private de-
poss Of Gle 290 decrease Of securities Of 1l23o4
increase Of bullion Of II ABS increase OF reserve
of J29.6oo, increase Of Rest OF 6s,279. The CHEZ
features in this account the large decrease Of Prrs
depos,ts and Of securities Both the and the resi-
show large increase.
From the annual report Of the Great Western
Steamship Co. Ii appears that the receipts for the Gfs
Western had amounted S359i4 l0s Cd leavinga pro
fs of 2l243l 19s Cd. The receipts Of the Great ba
from visitors and passage money from bnssoi
London, Plymouth, Ireland, and Liverpool ataouh'ss
TO 1850 II. Id. The expenditure on trial tips -.
voyages &c. amounted to "a .37, leaving surpta'
rs 253 los. cd. The expenses on TWO voyages 70
York amounted Qnciuding insurance, &e) to @l'T's