New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sales 81 !Stocks 81. Bee Folath Pase
THURSDAY. P. N.

stocks were steady to-day, with but limited bu-
sness doing. The fancies trihe better.
The market for Exchanges is worse Large GALES of
Francs at 333. Sterling 707! for City bills The
supplies large Some Southern Sterling sold ss low
as q per cent
Freights continue very firm. Flour 4s0is I'd Grain,
l3dQl3:d Cotton ID for square We have heard OF no
engagements Flour over a. The Jacket: Of the 26th
and all this aide, full. The Devonshre and two or
three other vessels taken up for Liverpool Some
engagements of Grain were made for London al lid
sterling Cotton to Liverpool is firm ID for square
In the Money Market there is no change to note
The Banks do all the good short paper offered and in
the there is of this description Loans on
first class stocks obtainable per cent There is
little apprehension that the Government Loan will
cause some strngency in the market but there no
good grounds for it. We have to-day again reason to
believe that the loan viii be bid for al fraction above
par for nearly the whole amount needed
The Mercantile Marine Insurance Company Of
Boston have declared dividend OF 5 per cent.
Quotations for uncurrent Money unchanged
There is a good demand for NewYork country money.
and ory cen:s on hundred dollars is the usual price
to sell at The following the at which
rent money is quoted in Thompson's Bank Note Re
porter
BoughtGt. Soidai Bought at, Sold at
New England 4 dis. par Mobile, sp pig dis. dis.
Albany 1roy&ct dis dis NewO Orleans dis. dis
Now York Co dis IS dis Ohio. dis II dis
Eew.Jcrsey. dis dis Indiana. .-..-.2 dis J! dis
Philadelphia. dis. par Kentucky ---.2 dis II die
Baltimore dis dis Tennessee 3 dis. .! dis
Virginia II dis. dis Missouri . dis Il dis.
North CaroliDa2 ds. II dis Michigan 3 dis dis.
SouthC aronal. dis. dis Canada. --..,3t dis dis.
Georgia. .-....lt dis. dis
The Wheeling Banks are die
The following is a statement OF the Sinking Fund
of the Western Railroad;
Value OF Massachusetts fund LIST Jan S293 IS
Value OF Albany fund lst January si6.--. i5S-1c 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Slb5.25l -
Increase of both funds in 1916 ........- s76,0il II
The above is from the Annual Report. The Albany
fund is invested in mortgages III the City OF Albany,
bearing seven per cent interest and the Massachu'
sets fund is principally invested in six per cent mort
cages
The interest for the year lsi6 will be $4,000 being
nearly per cent additional the shares and the
annual iDstalment $4,000, making the total OF both
funds the LIST January, 1871 S54is5l. This Is the
property of the stockholders. and il the amount could
be divided among them, it would give them dividend
of Ss per share II amounts to the same thing, now
ever, for 1t il appropriated for the payment oil their
debt and of adds just much TO the actual value
OF the shares. This fact IS not generally understood
There s another reserved fund which belongs exclu-
svey 10 the income account being past net earnings
beyond the dividends and which amounted on the first
Of January last, 10 Sl29 065 %
The net income in ls45 little - per cent
and the gain for the first eight months of this year
been 81 per cent The gain in September october and
November will be published early in December and
dividend for five months earnings will be paid on the
LIST of January, ls47
nc o''o"ins Guns " ana Daih',
stitu,ions &c have made semi annual dividends: Bank
of rbss,er rounty 81 NOR share Delaware County
p..,,. o,,,a.,ar Snr;n,. rn.,i,,,e :. nor
"a''N' POI >e"' -
cent Lancaster Bank 3 per cent; Lancaster County
Bank, 3. per cent; Bank of Gettysburg, per cen,
Balk of Delaware. Wilmington, So per share Homes
dale Bank, 3 per cent
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