New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
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The Stock Board was heavy to-day, aitho1 hitler.
wss no a2sea-ance OF panic. TIE advices from ssx
leo were received a. The Board and tbs fancses f. 90
materially After the Bosrd stocks were s's sear.s,
and tie Second Board sales show title lowe. SUI
There Gas been ,troHs disbelief In the street tha,na
,ers would come crisis in Mexico, bu, he rrssa "a,
proved tha; the few bears were right Stocks s-e ho.
ever uow comparatively low and IN strong hsnds "a
,hs the market Will De sustained better than would oh.
wise be the case.
In foreign bills there is nothing doing. The sse
,a,os. are unchanged. Sterling s:ees Francs 81,
The moaey marke, is moderately easy s; s pe,
cent. for 6r rae short paper and tie ses, elias, Of m
loans.
The Committee OF Arbitration OF The Chauabe, Of
Commerce tor May consists OF Jss Lee T. P Stanton
Csleb Swan. H.Grinnell and Samuel Ward
The Reading railroad continues to meet the es,
mate OF is friends The following Is acompsra,ve stain
men, of is business :os week in lsi4 IS and Is
Receipt Tonnes
Week ending May !, lslt..-.........ILCsO SamN
3. ls45.-...-.....,l5.lt5 llS3
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The exp ports OF New York for the week ending
May were Sie5l74. ofwhich s5ialol WAS in Ameri.ss
bottoms. The arrivals s., of which 70 were Are.
lean; the cearsnces s. OF which a were American
Passengers arrived 81.
4 bill passed the House OF Representative #
Michigan on the 4th inst constituting certain s,Ae ca
GERS Board OF Sale Of the public works IN he
Railroads. are no. taken by the proposed purchassrs
they are authorized sell them to Others the zane
! terms, snd with the same privileges. The Northern
Railroad bill has been los, in the House after the Ger
eruors veto.
The exports Of domestic goods from Boston for
April were 3575 packages, Total for eleven mouth,
- 4eO packages Same time last year 612l5 packages
Exports to foreign ports 20 2I5 packages sssps, 22
packages Cosstwise 5S2l5 against 2Stl3. The Ice
exports for eleven months havc been 81 5o7 tons
At Baltimore the money market is easier, and
good paper is easily negotiated al a per cent
The work on the Illinois and Michigan Canal is
Proceeding with much The Trustees were
Chicago the 18th April, completing the preliminary
arrangements preparatory 10 putting the entire work
including the Feeders under contract and to receive
from the Gssrsntors of,he delinquent Illinois Subscribers
to the loan the instsmen due upon such subscription
and remaining uppsd. They would also pay the guar
terly due for work. which amounts
10 Sl21000 The Board will make 90 day payments
hereafter instead OF 10 heretofore. Capt Smith aud
r eavit express themselves pleased with the siuatea
and progress of the work. under its present, efcer.
charge in the ENGINEER department. and 1t 10 confidently
anticipated that the line will BIZ in nsvisabe order BY
September OF lsi7, at the latest
Al New Orleans Nav LIST there was no particuls,
change in money The short paper done q, u
per cent aud good signatures Is tls per Long
loans on mortgage 10 TO Is per cent Stocks
heavy. Texas securities very dull. Red Backs 1895
Interest notes l76ls Eight per cent Bonds 2l1D.
Ten Per Cent 2i92j. Exchange very quiet. Rates IN.
altered Sterling STAG. Fnncs5 32i as 80.
For the frs, time on the 9Th ult the cars run on
tho ne Railroad which joins the city of Puerto Principe
the second place of the Island to its port OF entry Nue
vtas, distant 20 miles which were run in 90 mnutes.-
There great rejoicing on the occasion
The exports of Copper Ore from ST. Jago do Gu.
oa for the month OF March amounted to 2969 ton, va
ued at $4,000 The Faro gives detailed notice OF tho
operations OF these mines and ces with pleasure thu
fact that the mineral Baltimore gives 81 per
better returns than those which to England and
concludes by saying tina, in 3 short time all the smel.i.
of,hese mines will be donein the United States.
A letter from Havana in the New Orleans Tropb.
says
Our port is now crowded with vessels, and have
had great many arrivals from all quarters during The
sst eight days The wharves are filled with AZ.
tices OF import and export The quantity OF Sugar
shipping the present time 10 very large The market
Is brisk AMI there good demand for the article The
receipts from the during the week, which ended
the 18th Is TO boxes. snd 1897 boxes by The
Railroad The exports for the same time were l3 SIS
out vt which only SIS have gone the United
The prices at which they were disposed Of were 81 70
81 for inferior Browns, from n for good and ,upe
rior Ycliows and froms 10 lit for Whites according
their qualities.
Coffee Is very scarce the exports of tho last week
only 47O7 arobes and the prices ranged from 6i
a cts for ordinary to common, and 10 o. cs for 10
ferlor.
Nolasses are still scarce only 63a hhds have bean e.
ported for tho United States during the last week
Freights still high viz To the Baltic, 2o II Sd;
TO Hamburg Bremen Great Britain and Cowes and
market In the Baltic go Mediterranean and Cover
aud a market In the Baltic SO 5s 93 10 France, 5ff
United States 81 Is 81 per box for Sugar; 50 TO
cts per bag for Coffee 81 to 81 50 per hhd for Molssea