New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
nr For sales of Stocks, &c. seq fourth page

RI FOR sdL<S Of SHOCKS, &C. seq JonThPoSS
SATURDAY, P. II.
the stock market was buoyan, to-day, and the
sales considerable of the tsnces AZ the
second Board the market still with an upward ten
dency.
In Exchange there is but little doing. Sterling is
heavy a, ei0e: Francs 27i
The exports of Domestic Goods from this por; for
April reached 3443 packages.
The money market is trife easier, and canslder.
able relic i. looked for during the coming week
A comparative statement Of the business Of the
PbBsde phia and Reading Railroad during 1914
lsi5 and 1916:
Travel. .ei7s2 s. sls6i5s s2sss go
Freight on goods. / 0Os 69 636 10 1887 40
do. on Coal--.8o,76 % 1869 s9 3o274 81
To.al.-....s lO7:6s 81 sI7l7ls s57 1872 q
Amount OF Coal ,raDsp'd du-
mig week tons s277 % IA 306 u 30 24055 ID 20
On both ul, the actual business receipts the road
were over s7000"r the of 81 900 per
The earnings of the Eastern Division Of the Erie
Railroad for the month Of April, 1885, as follows
From Freight $40 O33 81
Passengers and Mails o.55l %
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l54l5OO
Same time last year. I3lo1 le
increase ACCOMPLISHMENTS 23l 81
On the first of April the rates OF fare were reduced
Copper cent still the receipts from passengers were 1921
90 or more than 20 per greater than they in
the month Las, year.
The Imports at,his port during April amounted TO
s64f0el5 against Sc 97 6j in April l54j showing de-
crease s533 go The Exports SO s23 50 against
81 6i6 25 April 1915 showing increase oil Se2655
The duties received Sl,3s5l65 against $l53S SD
Decrease $49 $685. The imports since LIST January, 20
PCS 40 hgnnst 4 1855 002 in le45 showing an increase
of 81 $40 40s The Exports since lat January S67O923
j-de
6746075 against Ill, 747-increase 57i $50.
The duties secured on merchandise into Boston the
Last month. were si6O0Oo-during the corresponding
monte (ApriD the last year, 1929 0OO
The arrivals ut Boston in April were 9l5, OF which
800 were foreign and GIG coastwise OF the above -
briggs and ll9 .chra were British The ciearances
s92, OF which 1874 were foreign and 29s cosstwise
The interest due in London the first OF June, on the
bonds OF Alabama. RENTED by the State agent In
Msrch That due in July RENTED In April, and the
interest the dollar bonds payable the first Monday OF
May. will DO paid usual and after that day at the
Phen.x Bank NcvYork.
The effect the disasters on the canal have had on
tho revenue may be by the following statement of
tolls at Rochester for April ls45 and 1876:
1885, Slel73O5
1885,. 92e9 70
Difference SetS33 50
The Assembly has passed bill unanimously ex-
tending the time for the expenditure Of $750000 the
Erie Railroad one year.
TheFarmers and Mechanics Bank of Hartford has
declared semi annual dividend Of three and hall per
cent. payable aud after the 5,h inst
The Piscatnqua Bank, Portsmouth, ME the char
ter which in 1874 has paid back TO its stock
holders l25 per and has left for yet another
dividend.
The Morris and Essex Railroad have entered
upon the work of extending that Railway to Dover
rrlo tba ME frou East Hrp
already under contract and the work will be prosecuted
with all possible dispatch
The Secretary of the Treasury has published the
following statement
Receipts into the Treasury during the quarter ending the
3ist March, were .o -.
From customs about oe ep
From lands --..--.---...--..--- $500 800
Miscellaneous ilO'o
Total s78Os $40
The expenditures during the same period were, VIZ
Civil list miscellaneous and foreign inter 49, c,, :,
course. :. sA'fol,o'~f II
o. account Of the army .-..- Ss9g'all ~
Indian department -------- 90 o ono GO 60
Fortihcations 1'e9so 90
tensions - 1877 ID
Macy l056.74 %
lnars., q, the nubic deb,.... go 70
Reimbursement OF, and ineres, on, treas
To,., sl,4s3, s97 %
SaIen OF Real Estate.
BY George h. Rollins
Lot with story dwelling house thereon, situated
ON the North side l,h ST, between Avenue and
D. 90 Il 3 ins by 90 s'e'V
MARKETS.. Carefully reported for The 7'ron"s
SATURDAY, May J.
ASHES--We sales 400 or 500 ools at ~ 20 Tor
d., "a :. o6, for Pearls The sales were nearly all of
Pots Export from lst to 30,h April, 1874 ools fots
OBS bbs Pearls.
COrTON--The sales to-day have been 200 bales the
majority Of which taken for export AT prices same
az those current early In the week Holders are sun
firm in ssking outside prices but sell more readily than
was the case Thursday and yesterday. "ecoutihue
to