New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-05
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
u For Sales of Stocks. &c. sec Fourth Page.


prices generally improved. The main excitement of the
street was in relation the settlement OF the Erie
corner The stock went up par in the street. but sold
at the board in small lots g. Some settlements were
reported to have been made higher than par,
but the large shorts attempted outgenera the clique
by manufacturing stock Of the convertible floating
debt of the company it being convertible according to
the tenor of the bonds This move checkmaed the ope-
raors for time The clique refused to receive this con-
verted stock payment of their contracts and the board
had the under consideration without coming TO any
conclusion There will probably be stormy debate on
Monday The Napoleon has apparently turned the tables
on his in mastery manner, and the movement
appears to have been aimed particularly at him. Should
the board that the converted stock shall be receva
the disappointment of the clique will be
great as thing to receive large amount OF dill
erepces in money and quite another to receive and pay
for large amount OF stocks although nomnay at low
price At the Second Board sales shares convert
ed stock we're made S. and 1000 consolidated at 60
apparently for the purpose of producing an effect In
fact there is difference in the value OF the two descrp
tons Of stock
The Commerce of this port for the year ending
December 3lst shows diminution compared with
1874 both in the Imports and Exports and consequently
in the amount of duties received The Exports in De-
cember were So 1864 against Se47sO s7 in 1874 show
nn an increase of 1897 22 The Imports for the
month were 81 O76672, against S3,O37,3l showing an
increase of 30l The total value ,of Exports for
the year ls45 80 ssl oo2
1886 ----------------.---.. o4o2s.2IO
Decrease in Observation-Disclosures. 81, 730. COS
The total value Of Imports for ls45 1923
1914 --------.----.-------.- I9sSo,4oo
Decrease IN le4o.------ Soos7'Uoo
The amount of cash duties received in December 1885,
was 81 O7O525 against 100000 in December, 1884, and
the entire Of duties received in the year 1916
lsii. x, l2ooOI
Decrease in .S3970,7l4
The amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding on the
Is, january s5775O5 SO.
The amount of Government funds deposited in
the New York Banks subject TO draft according to the
report OF the Secretary of the Treasury is as annexed
Bank of State. $3.50 234 95 Am Exchange 1861 l6
Mechanics PSI 413 "a Merchants S5SS $50 Is
Bank OF Conn., 4l5l25 sNorth River 206,l7O 43
Bank OF Amer. 4s3524 Total. s., 666, 1876 80
The whole amount of funds subject to the Tressurers
draft is Ss,299,6e5
The number of foreign arrivals at Boston, from
January to December 81. ls45, 1905 The num-
Der of foreign arrivals from January TO December 81
1874 was l74 Increase of foreign arrivals over the
last year. 49, The number Of foreign cearauces from
of foreign clearances from January to December 81
1914 was 1000 Increase of foreign cearances over the
last year, 300 REVENUE
First or 1871 OBS 95 First Or 1s45.- 66s -
Second do :. l505 $50 ~ Second do IL, 279,657 80
Third do :. 20s6 Coz 6 Third do -l,93s.75I 81
Fourth do - lo39si7 10 Fourth do .-.l065,61S 90
Total - S. 934, GAS IA Total ----... S5,23o, 759 10
Decrease OF Revenue, S70i,ls5 95.
The number of Foreign Entries at the Boston
Custom House. for the last six years. were as follows
1910, 1928; ls4l 1870; 1912, l73e le43 l7l6 1874
2l74 lsi5, 1905.
The exports of domestic cotton goods from bos-
ton for the month ending Dec 81 has been l036O bales
-snd the whole amount for the last seven months, has
been IS e2 against 427 during the time the pre-
vious year. The Of couons exported 70 foreign
ports during this time, ls5l7the previous year.
1903 To Valparaiso 3l9 bales and cases have been
cxported-to ZANZIBAR, SIC.
Application will be made to the Jersey Legisla-
ture January for company to construct Rail Road
from the termination of the Elizabethtown and Somer.
vile Rail Road to Easton and the Delaware WAFER Gap,
with a capital Of one million of dollars
AT Baltimore there is better feeling in the mo-
uey market The following exhibits the amount of -four
and grain transported in le45 the different lines OF
PENNSYLVANIA improvements named:
Flour. bbls Grain bush.
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. 3l,5s5 13I4sel
Tidewater Canal .......... e0.ls7 9S3 260
Coumhis Railroad .........leS.99 3 pol 1914
Eastern Division Penn'a Canal .li9,9So eIS32
Schuykill Navigation --.-. Ii,l3l 349oso
Total 550si6 1896 757