New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sails Of Stocks, see Fourth Pqet.


The Stock Market was not very active to day,
but prices wero without material change. There is
among the operations an impression that the OF
the coming sin months will tend rather to unsette and
depress the stock market than the The bears
consequently have the advantage.
In the Foreign Market the operations are very
limited and rates heavy. Good City Sterling is scingis
s. per cent. and Francs All Southern bills 666i AT
these rates houses with connections the other side
can import bullion a, profit
The rate of freight has advanced to-day Some
IGOR 1900 bbls Flour engaged for Liverpool
Is. cd but 5s aiterward asked and Is Cd oicrcd
Wheat is held at l6d and Std paid in come instances
Shipmasters refuse l6d for Cotton but do not hear
of any engagements that figure There is scarcely
ship ready to load unengaeed in this port but
expected frcm the Southern ports
The Banks are still much embarrassed for want
Of circulating medium. This however, will be but tenn
porayas the Sub Treasurer being drawn upon freely
Some 100000 100000 per day will disgorgc the
notes he has locked up in his iron safe.
The receipts at the Custom. House last week
were only 10000 large proportion of the imports
going into warehouse.
The Collector has issued the following notice to
merchants which requires their attention:
NOTICE TO IMPORTERS.
By directions OF tho Secretary OF the Treasury goods
which may arrive in port prior the LIST OF December
bat which may remain board ship, thai day the
day following, will he subject the of duty pre-
scrbcd by tho Tariff Act OF 30th August 1912 unless
tered and bonded for Warehousng prior to the ls OF
December. II the vessel should arrive in time for
the importer complete the Warehousing Entry and
give bond before the LIST OF December due notice on his
part that he dasrcs avail himself OF the lower rate OF
duty prescribed by the Revenue Act OF 30th July 1916
will be sufficient the peculiar circumstances justty!ng
sconstructve Wareheusins III such csscssuch notice
10 be given before LIST OF December.
Goods remaining in Public Store on the I'd OF Deccm
Der viii be subjected TO the rates OF duty prescribed by
the Actoi Both July lei6 whether the under that Act
be higher lower than the chargcablc the arrival
thereof Proridod such goods imported after
the SOth July, lSi6.
Importers therefore to avail themselves of the duty
prescribed by the Act OF Si pay the duty before
the Let Of December If the goods III the Public Stores
c. w, LAWRENCE Collector
The earnings of the Norwich and Worcester
Road for the rs, weeks in Nov have been S9ll2 "a
increase in lsi6...... $500 IS
The stock of the Farmers X Merchants Bank of
Memphis Tenn. which chiefly owned in rhilsde
phia has been Dough, up by capitalists from Mem
phls a; about $50 per shsrepsr 800 The Girsrd Bank
sold 400 shares, and another party 500 shares.
The Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Co, has de,
esTed dividend OF ak per cent payable lst OF peccu
her The Bank OF Augusta three dollars per share
demand.
The Southern Recorder says
On Thursday last near ory-esht thousand dollars OF
central Bank money were burnt at that institution,
A-s'
New.Iork Cattle Market. .MoNoAy, Nov. IS.
Reported by our own Reporter.
At market 1880 Beef Cattle 600 from the SOUTH 20
lows and Calves, 800 Sheep snd Lambs
sf CctsleThe market has been rather firm the past
week with small amount OF sales 800 remain unsold
sFces range froml so IS and even s. has been OBJ
timed for extra lots
Coss ass Gales in request No, enough a, MAJ,
kst to supply the demand. We quo,s $40 SIS 10 $50
AL sold.
Shop and Lambs command good pr,ces OWING to tho
scarcity a, market The former are selling at 50 TO
- and the latter a, 81 to s.. Anso!d
Markets.. Carefully reported for II. 7,sbss<
MONDAY, Nov. 2S
ASHES-New bills Pearls cannot be freely obtained a,
"a In Pots there is little nothing doing The ms-
Sstis nomioally SIS
CoITON-The sales to-day have been small wi,hou,
slncr Change in price. Freights advancing and
Y owners now refuse Flour less than ID per bbl
'As lotion a, less than I'D for square baieS
LUX AND MEAL-The market has been active to-
ana the sales, which have been mostly for shipment
~ aoont 10000 bbls. The sales have been at rrecu
= prices indicating liitle farther decline Mich
iont npd in