New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
COMMERCIAL AMP MONEY MATTERS.
Fer salss Of s.ocIs, &c. scc Fourth Pes,

quotations are rather higher In Investment Stocks the
transactions are very small. The SKIES of.
fered a, 90.
Foreign Bills continue very low and the supply
far exceeds the demand City Sterling IS quoted 5d5l.
The packets arc taking OF bill, but the market is
not much relieved Southern unendor.cd Sterling IS
nominally Hal
Shipmas,ers are getting on their high horses and
are talking sbou, cod tor Grain to Liverpool ship
was taken up at I'D Tor Corn and that price has been
paid in several other instances. For Grain IN bags
sd was paid Flour is S. with IS. I'd. asked. TO
HARE the rates arc l2i LIS for Flour. 3oc for Grsn
To Germany lt0 cts for Flour. - asa for Grain.
The shipm ents o.. Bread Stalls TO Europe con.
tnuc to be very large and would he still larger butfor the
scarcity of tonnage carry produce away This Is no
doubt tho opinion OF the freq traders, entirely owing
TO the reduction of the tariff the general deficiency OF
crops throughout England and the Continent being a
trifng circumstance overlooked in their calculations.
The exports in the first - days of December have been
Flour 1860 bbls Wheat, l7o 500 bushels Corn, l5i
900 BUSH Rye 10000 bush Barley. 1850 bush; Oats
10000 bush Total $3.50 and reducing the Flour 10
Wheat, U96 $50 bushels The entire shipments OF Flour
from at January to I'D December have been Flour.
l.IOl 100 bbls Wheat, l,3o0,lCo bush. Corn, l5o7700
bush: rye Flour TO ist December II l75 bbls. Corn
Meal 1896 hhds aud 81 500 bbls. The above with the
Flour and Meal reduced 10 Grain, form aggregate o!
upward OF eight millions OF bushels. To this total a
considerable amount must be added for the exports OF
Barley, Rye and Oats not included
The Mcncy Market mas experienced a material
relief within day two and hIst class paper is now
sought tor At { per cent instead of being drug.
The earnings OF the Norwich y Worcester Road
for Nov, loie, siSU9o 81
1915. ......................... 1850 ~
Excess in lao Sal -
a meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce was
held this afternoon take into consideration the subject
OF tho repeal OF the Pilot Laws.
The exports of Domestic Goods for the first -
days in December were 1929 packages.
The Boston and Lowell Railroad Companies have
declared semi annual dividend Of per cent payable
the ls, day Of January next
The Eastern Railroad Company has declared a
semi. annual dividend oil per cent
The Firemens Insurance Co Baltimore, their
usual halt yearly dividend of st per cent for the last
six months
The Treasurer of the Illinois and Michigan Ca
nal has given notice that the last instamen the loan
which due Goth December will not be needed
probably before lst April next-twenty days notice to
be given eli time OF payment
We are glad to learn from Indianapolis that in
dication there decidedly favorable TO such modh-
cation of the law for the of the debt OF the
State will the appreciation OF the Bond holders
who subscribe the funds to complete the Wabash Canal
The net earnings OF the Pittsheld and North
Adams Rsroad from its opening in October to the lst
inst, period OF sbou. seven weeks, were: From pas
.ensers s1lo "A from freight sl,i6o %. Total ST.
I'll 03.
In the Boston Money Market change has taken
place within days and the calling in OF demand
loans by the Banks they drawn upon By deposi-
tors whose capital they had using has given the
market tor paper another look The rates for strictly
prime paper to 10 per cent. On stocks some OF
the bankers charging treble interest Early in Jen
uary large amour; OF dividends and interes. money
will be paid The productive railroad capital alone, is
over twenty millions of donrs. Capitalists also hold
considerable amounts of Government Stocks Reading
and ether Railroad Bonds Albany SKIES; &c the Interest
on which natures about the lst prox:ao con
siderable portion OF these receipts together with rents
factory and insurance returns will doubtless seek re-
investment. and create active demand for the
paying securities The surplus Of the Western Rail
road Company Is 100000, or over three dollars per
share after paying three per cent for zee months
that tou- per could have been divided this time,
still leaving surplus Of $4,000 ret earnings hand.
The Worcester and Western dividends viii probably
De equal for the coming year and unless they are united
in the time the day may not De iar distan, when
the latter will be able from lis immense and increasing
business &c divide Inc The Worcester is now.
and tail TO BE henceforib, Eoand and an I'M
proving stock but the prospective advantages OF the
Western both local and tributary, may reasonably he
considered as greater without detriner, the Worces
ter.
The PhiIadel phia North American says There
is good feeling existing among citizens toward the
construction OF the Central Railroad, and su0scnp-
items to the stock cow making daily. Upward Of
"a 400 shares have been taken by ndividuai OF which
amount a4QO0 shares are subscribed for by citizens of
Philadelphia.
The receipts on the Georgia Railroad for the past
.wo months have been follows:
October-Freigne and Passengers. .si6.Gol u
One month Mail Pay. 3,;i3 ~
VIII. r..;-., md Passenger, q 81 a ETA q
One months Mail Pay 3r}i3 ~ Il, =9o e
s9l265 %
We learn rom the Cincinnati papers that a dan
e.oGs counterfeit OF TIE following description, has just
been detected ~ 7. 8 Goodman & Co. of thar city
DAYTON bank Ohio-5s letter \ dated oc, lin, ls45
|, is regularly countsrsgned ry he Register Tne four
sh over tie letter A. which should be the same
over Is u.t TIE There is do. after de-
and in the counterfeit The engraving u slightly IN
teros 70 the genuine
The Hagerstown News says that at the last ses
sion Of Washington County Court, Maryland, measures
we're taken to bring he Farmers Miners Bank with
Al il nine Ives TO something Ike crisis By spree
rneui Of counsel tie institution given time. until
TIE l0sh of March next 70 pay in the bonua OF S0co0
10 Inc STATE required bY her charter provided thai
II she fails SO 10 do her affairs pass uncCndiiion
ally INTO the hands OF TIE Chancellor of the STATE for
ina settlement
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By L. Btceck0.
E-ick s,o,e and lot No. 5i5 Broadway store
skis; lot aazl5o