New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r For sale of Stocks a, the Exchange Las. Page.
Sales Mt the Stock Exchange-Marchl s.


Sales ut the Stock Exchange-March ls
SECOND BOARD.
5 5000 Reading sG 50 $ Canton do Co. 49,
10000 CC0 do $50 Il 50 Reading ..7ss
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THURSDAY P. NJ
The market was rather active to-day, and has
rather an upward tendency, but al the Second Board
prices lower. The foreign was not received
in time TO effect the market.
The foreign bill market is still quiet but firm
Sterling 40 with holders asking O. and Francs
27t as %.
The earnings of the Mohawk Railroad from the
sth to the 18th were from the regular trade 1903 Sc
Western freight. 4Oe w
Sl,047 65
Last year. LOU ~
Decrease. IS
The loss by the freshet will be abou, $1,000
The news by the Hibernia Of which we give the
particulars is not very important. Cotton had been
heavy but the OF the by the Patrick Harry
being looked upon warlike, the market strengthened
and quotations up ID There had been little
change in American grain or provisions.
There have been several extensive failures in London
and Liverpool. In the latter place house Messrs
Stockdnle and Sons the most extensive soep manuac
,urers said in the world have suspended payment
Their liabilities little short OF half million OF money
The failure owing 10 the tightness of The Money
market and to their consequent inability 10 negotiate
their paper This great failure has seriously involved
several firms and has dragged down half dOzsn
smaller houses. The Liverpool Borough Bank suffers 10
the extent OF more than 100000 and the result has
trnDs
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The money market in sc unsatisfactory condition
in consequence OF the large loans with fifteen millions
OF money locked up waiting the adjudication of the
committees Of the House OF Commons on various rail-
road projects But the companies get their acts the
money will dnd It's wsy into circulation The evil how
ever pressing, is only temporary
The principal topic OF interest was Sir Robert
Peels project which received with much favor
The weather in England continues very mild and
feared that frost would Go great damage the for
ward vegetation.
Notwithstanding the unsettled state Of commercial
matters consequent upon the Corniaw debate IN the
House of Commons The reports from the manufacturing
districts are not very satisfactory AT Leeds more bust
ness has been done 10 both the Cloth halls Business II
the warehouses soimproved The principal articles IN
demand continue be Tweeds OF ow quality for the
Continental market Accounts from HuddeEshed give
reasonable hopes good trade. There lie rather in
active and limited business transacted at the Rochdae
Flannel market The Wool market there has undergone
no particular change Business az Bradford and Halifax
Piece markets is rather dull is also the Hosiery trade
at Nottingham and Leicester. The trade at Manchester
has not been SO buoyan, of late as for some time past
There present difficulty in selling goods and yarns
the prices OF both are reduced 10 some extent
Wilmer says:
"The Produce markets are psrtaking OF the Same
apathy other business, which is greatly nPeded oy
the slow progress o! The financial measures now be-
inrs the feeslatn We LOOK forward shortly o as