New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21
co,nIERcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sc. q S.oes., SC. see Fo,rtt Pase.
FRIDAY, ?. J

FRIDAY, P. NJ
There are considerable sales OF ancies. and the
quantity of CASH .tocks thrown on the market by the
bears more than be absorbed and the quotations con
.eouen,iy continue 70 fall off Alter the Board Norwich
went down to 5ei A; the Second Board prices were
triae better. For the new loan / prem. was bid-lt
asked.
In the Foreign Bill Market there is little or no
movement and prices continue 70 decline Very good
City signatures be had g. and hrs, class bills
are held :. 1t would be difficult TO sell any amount
81! which about the point where specie be i'm
ported al profit. Good Southern bills are 6aoi End
not very plenty. Francs are dull al Il: as - For
the last steamer bill OF 10000 francs rst chop City
bill! sold at 40 At these specie must aud
we understand tina, large Of bills have been
sen, forward from Southern por;s, New.Oreans espc-
ciay. te returned direct IN specie.
Vessels to take abroad the immense quantities
OF produce seeking this outlet, stall very and
much wanted Rates constantly tend upward To-day
several ships have been t4sn up As 6s and I'D
ling Tor Liverpool for London IA IS and I'D. for Bris-
,ol Is Cd and I'D Tor Glasgow and 81 sd Tor Alnstcr
dam To Havre rates up to II cts for Cotton, p
for Flour and 30 cts for Grain. To Germany the rat.
for Grain is % cts To Liverpool Cotton is firm at l5d
The packets are full 10 the Let prox.
great activity. Commission merchants :oreign agents
brokers clippers and shipmaS,ers are busting abou,
making contracts obtaining making offers andyer
large of Western produce change hands there
every day To-day over one hundred thousand bushels
Grain were sold. At past O'Clock Change presents
Of crowded activity which proves what nation OF
treasure-seekers we are.
The Money Market continues very easy. The
they need and accommodate their dealers freely a;
per cent on short paper and per cent long stock
loans of the first class per cent and easily negotat
cd In the street there is considerable amount OF cap
al seeking safe temporary investment; The refusa! OF
the SubTreasurer to receive certified checks for Gus
tom.Houge dues created some talk today and as the
Banks very short Of bank notes there was active
transfer OF specie from Bank vault to Custom House
where however it cannot remain long
John Thompson 81 Wall St has for sale some Of
the ) % per cent. Treasury Notes.
William Z. Sill, Esq has been appointed Cash.
Ter of the Bank Of Geneva.
The Ocean Steam Navigation Co. are now max
ing appeal to capitalists for subscriptions finish the
second steamer. The books open at Il Broad-st.
and we trust this enterprise valuable this city VIII
not be suffered TO anguish.
The message of Gov. Drew OF Arkansas, an
that the State debt amounts to s36l7227 50.
with an annual nccruing interest Of si6466o l9 The
Governor recommends tina; the State Bank be wound up
The population fthc State is $4,000 being
offfiy per cent, in the last six years.
There was received at the Branch Mint, at Char
lotte N. c. for coinage during the month Of October
200357 dwts OF gold which will yield the least cacu
lation $4,000 in coin.
Application will be made to the Legislature of
NcwJcrsey for act TO incorporate Mutual Life and
Fire Insurance Company to be located al Trenton Ap
pca,ion will also be made for Lite and Health nsur
Company in Hudson County, with 100000 capital.
Also for Marine and Fire Insurance Company in the
County and also for Bank at Jersey City, with
capital OF from so to 100000 dollars.