New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
co NUMERICAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
n. Far Sales of Stocks. Sc see Fourth Page

TUESDAY, P. NJ.
The stock market had rather strong an inu.
sion Rio Grands day and this with the full
of - 40 ude which are in Wall thick the leaves
that strew the brooks in Vallsmbrosa continued the
downward impetus and the nondividend paying stocks
than they have been for some time past The
advance of Gen Taylor has caused
1 in Wallst.
In Exchanges there is not much doing, but rates
are steady. Sterling 9aei, Francs 526!6525
There appears TO be some uncertainty in regard
the opening our canals II supposed that navi-
CATION would be resumed about the 9Th 10th OF next
month"; but the news from Albany Is that some needed
repairs will occupy time than was anticipated and
that is doubtful il The canal will be naveable before the
18th or 3O,h of pn This will be great disappointment
10 our lorwarders and business Meanwhile tho
Pennsy vania public works will be reaping the advan
tage.
The large dry goods auction sales go oil with
fair degree spirit and moderately fair prices but the
dealers do buy largely was anticipated and they
appear to doubt if the Spring trade will equal expeca
tons
The Morris Canal will be open for navigation from
Easton s,anhope the fApril Dover
the 3d. to Paterson the 5h and 10 the Inclined Plane
al Newark the 9th Of said month.
Counterfeit Elves on the Bank of Commerce, New
payable TO G. Crook and dated January 9Th 5i5-John
j. stevens President; George Curtis Cashier Coun.
teraiened and Registered on the back
One of the Philadelphia papers states that the. ca
mails nearly repaired that the Pioneer and Expire"
Lines will take their passengers through to Pittsburgh,
by the main line OF railroads and canals week
The Pennsylvania House have passed in Commit
tee of the Whole Revenue Bill from the Committee Of
WAYS and Mesns entitled An Act for the Reduction Of
the Public Debt" and the passed In Com mit,ee Of
the Whole II increases the rates OF taxation, and pro-
vides effectusl of reaching money az inter
est other objects Of taxation heretofore taxable be-
sides creating new objects Tor TAXATION
The amount of revenue received by the govern
ment at Boston for duties goods imported the North
American steamers it, rs we learn by the Bunker Hill
Aurora. nearly three millions of dollars follows
Ia laiO..-... 292S 99l le43.... 6i0,572 %
la4l... 70 3O9 90 l5H.....--. 9l6l9s 20
l942..--.---. l20-974 OIL ls45.--.---. LOz2ss2 70
Total amour, paid By the
Acadia "a trips 469e42 l9lCau1bra trips 1861 $50 AZ
Britannia 90 - 5O42il 81 Columbial2 :" 55,7s2 81
Caledonia25 4730sl O4 Hibernia IA :. 552930 IS
Total ....,..........l07 s2,777f75 SO
The amount of cash received for duties at the Boston
since the of the present month up TO
Friday last, inclusive is about $4,000.
The Detroit Advertiser of Monday says the bill
for the sale OF the Central Railroad taken out OF
the Committee of the Whole in the Senate Saturday.
Various amendments have been made and some Of them
II is said calculated defeat sale The question on
concurrence will probably up today in the Senate
and the result may be conclusive Of the whole matter
Il is generally understood and conceded that the bill VIII
finally pass by constitutional majority
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter says -" we
have quoted all the Utica Ithaca Syracuse, Geneva and
good portion Of the other interior Banks at
discount We have also quoted most Of the Pennsyss
MIA Banks which par in Philadelphia at per cent
dacount and have lowered the rates Wheeling sna
the extreme Western Pa Canada ia per cent discount
and Michigan There IT, in humble opinion, no III
mediate danger of any banks falling we do, however
advise those who take Georgia Lumber Co and srrne
and Miers seld their fastest running clerk to wars
and get it redeemed From Ohio We hear complain"
that the Susquehanna County Bank notes TOO plenty
and our opinion Of that Bank Is asked We know tfsi
was broken-that come Philadelphia brokers resusca'''
it-and tina, the parties Interested will swear II occas0S
requires ,ha, il Is hourshing institution The VOICE
of wisdom would say, let it flourish on ts own 'oi-''
Issues ought no, TO be transpsnted.'
F. G. Roche. the former Cashier Of the BrancnO
the Bank of Tennessee at Columbia has been appolne'
Aeen, to wind up the business OF that Branch
The followieg are the provisions OF the !" ~s
housing Bill reported to Congress by the ComHi''s'
Commerce:
SEC lst.-The duties on imports may be paia 10 -
or the goods themselves stored By the Collector ot