New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-06
AND MONEY MATTERS.
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MONDAY P NJ.
The Stock market was heavy to-day, and prices
fell off. The controversy relative to the Erie corner
was rot settled. The mater referred to Commit
tee consisting OF Messrs. Neyius, Duer. Goure and
Weeks 10 report the facts 1t is highly respectable
Committee and will do justice in the premises 1t strikes
us however that in cases of admitted corner the
Board would consult their dignity By having nothing
to do with the matter. Let the parties settle it among
themselves. "corner"i is matter genial to the
latitude of Park Row Veseyst than Of respectable
body of men met to DO legitimate business.
In Exchanges there is but little doing Sterling
| is 6! 40, Francs 5.27s05.25 nomnaly.
Money is rather tighter to day, the sensitive capt.
,asts have shut their purses the hearing Of the less
pacific adviccs from Washington First rate short paper
was per cent per month Stock loans on first class
stocks per cent.
The Bank of Commerce has declared dividend
of three per cent. payable on demand
The New York Insurance Company regular
dividend Of five and an extra dividend Of two and half
per cent payable the 18th inst. The Company give
notice that commission of ten per cent will be paid ls
February to dealers on the amount OF premiums paid
by them risks which terminated prior to the lst inst
| The American Insurance Company of Boston
have declared dividend of eight per for the las
six months payable 9Th inst
! The Bank of Utica three and half per cent, pay
! able demand.
The Philadelphia Mutual Insurance Conn any
has declared dividend of per cent in money and
ten per cent in scrip. The Phenx Insurance dividend
of per cent in money and ten per cent in scrip The
Union dividend Of SIX per cent in money and twelve
per cent in scrip
a. Philadep hia the money market was easier last
week. and the offerings Bank considerably decreased
F., The North American remarks The payment of con-
siderable city-the payment of interest
on the Reading Railroad Bouds-tbe Bonds of the State
o. Tennessee-he Interest the Government aud 9th
oans-all have thrown large OF money into cir
cuaon and will tend still farther to relax the demand
The Exchanges East, West North and south, are now
generally il favor Of own city and we trust. there
fore that NewYork neighbors will cease 10 quote
Philadelphia funds discount until they iqudate the
balances due the Banks OF this city The truth
is that New York funds now and have been for
time past ut q discount here
The Harrisburg correspondent of the Philadelphia
| Inquirer says:
am ga,ited to learn tina: the State Treasurer has al
ready sufficient at his command to meet the inter
in February. 1t most sincerely TO be hoped that
no defacation in this matter will ever occur again.
! The Miners Journal says: :" The quantity sent by
railroad up to Wednesday evening last, was 1881 II
tons making the quantity to market by the railroad
during the year 1916. 237 Or TONS being in
the estimated quantity made by the Comps-
ny in February last of about 10000 tons The quantity
sent by canal and railroad reaches 1903 795 l9 tons
! AT New. Orleans the money market is gradually
becoming tighter, and capitalists displaying
than ordinary degree Of caution in their investments
scru,inzng narrowly the character of the securities
which they take hold Of whstmany inclined leave
their means unemployed for the present The market for
Texas Securities has been very quiet holders still pre-
great rInncss Red Backs 2l022c Interest Notes
2i026c Eight per cent Bonds 3O032c, Ten per cent
Bonds 1894 cents the dollar. The demand for For
egn and Domestic Exchange has not been active,the
rates exhibit change Sterling 6t07 per cent premi.
ur Francs 5f35d5f37! Bills on New-York and Boston
at GO days selling at 2l02i per cent discount, and
Checks at per cent discount
At Mobile the amount of time bills on the market
has been less extensive; the supply, however, being
about adequate the demand, which has been moder.
atey fair The for foreign regarded sitter
Northern and Eastern time bills without change-sght
! al higher The Bank has checked on New-York at
per cent Receipts OF specie since lst Sept S63325S
The amount of specie received at New Orleans
on the Goth was from NewYork $4,000, Matanzas A.,
500, Havana q 600 Nassau lOOO-total SlOl,s20.
AT the meeting of the Boston Common Council on
"Wednesday evening the Joint Committee the reduc.
l0n oil Tue Sl peUt Va 'AN'' PA'
ceedinCs to the of the present municipal year. in
which they say:
Balance of money in the City Treasury at the
close of last year ..........--.-.--..$l3 0S12 Sc
Received on and bonds due the city,. 442l 30
From sale of Public Lands .---.-.--------- l7l7l 50
| Annual Appropriations ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 90
Whole amount to the credi, of this 365 81
fallen due, has been paid s639l6 e.
They have purchased all stock which has been
offered:
OF the debt due in ls47-4s........... 1900 90
OF the debt due in 1876 ....-..-..... $4,000 90
Premium from II to per cent l54 81
There was charged TO this Committee the
amount due the Commonwealth from Alien
passengers. $500 "a
The amount paid into the Treasury by Abbot
Lawrence Esq. for the benefit OF certain
scholars in the English High School $1,000 1000 90
Whole amount to their debt .--.......Sl 2l al %
Balance still applicable 10 the reduction OF the
city debt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l2Oss4 6s
The whole amount OF the city debt on the first
of May. leio.- ,l632o6 o2
P aid as stated above Observation-Disclosures. ll04l6 90
Amount of the public debt of the city of Bos
ton the LIST day OF Jsnuary. 1885, .sl052S50 90
The Baltimore American contains the following
statement OF the Tobacco inspected Baltimore in 1915
The kinds inspected as follows
Hhds Hhds.
Maryland 80 ,344 Pennsylvania l9
Ohio .--...........- 26,7l6i To,oI &C 579
Kentucky ...--..--.. 1885 Stocks on hand Ian
Virginia. -.....-.--.. 100! Is46 " is oo5