New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY sIATTERs.
For Sales Of Socks, &c. see Fourth PdSs

SATURDAY, P. NJ
The Fsncies had downward tendency today
but the amount Of business was considerable. Sound
Stocks are without marked change and in fair demand
Treasury Notes sel at 81 per cent In relation to The
loan the Philadelphia Bulletin says
Il seems to be understood IN the circle of those int
tated In the mysteries OF the Stock Market that the A
loan after ALL 10 about to lie divided among the New
York and Washington houses the latter feeling some
uneasness being the holders OF the enormous shse
they had taken unsustsned by the large money dese
Of the East
We hear noting of this here.
The Bill Market is not active but firm. Sterling
Is held at St oct for leading bills Francs o4oS3 @a-
The supply of good bills is quite moderate and should
be necessary buy hills 10 foo s'--h Of the 'p'
Gle now near at hand the market must improve.
Freights are quiet with plenty OF vessels offer
ing Flour is 3,e3s Sd, Grain Iodsl2d Heavy freight
35sa4Os A vessel was taken 1t l9d for Ireland, twi
ports To Antwerp Grain was taken at Csc end Flour
at something over 81.
The business Of the Custom House last week
shows considerable increase the same week oflss
year a. will be seen by the comparative statement an
nexed.
IMPORTS 10Th TO 23p APRIL, INCLUSIVE.
1916. ls47. Increase. Decrease.
Free O7o7ee 55e377 5ll.4a
Specie 6667 I2454 $751;
Dutisble 49,. sOo0l0 l562923 762sl3
Cash receivd 2906O7 406959 1882
The large entries OF free goods Last year was probs
bly, caused by the simultaneous arrival of several Can
ton cargoes The Exports last March were s5457c Of
which $42l, l42 were in American bottoms The arm
walls o. of which Al American, and the clearsnce'
80 of which % were American. OF the Exports mere
were of the leading articles
nan0 tusae afu
ssss bbls flour, IO7O3 bush wheat 249 bush bean.
3374 bbs turpentine s55 gals whale OIL 573 osles coy
ton 1861 lbs oil cake 200 tierces rce loos e,sD
oats 220 954 lbs bacon l60 erces beef ~ bbls oes ~
49s lbs cheese, LAT bbs pork, 1890 slaves 10 o
whasbone 5.33l bush barley o2o3 lbs msnufsem'~
! tobacco 1894 lbs leaf tobacco.
To Francs-l024s bush rye. 1889 bbls hour. 500 w.
rye -four, 5000 slaves. 1907 lbs hides "a $50 lbsI
low goo bush wheat $40 bills meal 24,776 lbs wbas
bone 267 erces RICE 462 bales cotton, 1900 lbs lard
bbls ashes, II, los lbs hams
The American Exchange Bank has declared
dividend of a per cent the Commercial and Farmer
Bank, Baltimore has declared hslfyssrly dividend
four per cent. clear Of the State tax.
The Brooklyn Bank is proceeding TO settle up 10
concern, and will resume business by rehIng thtf
| Stock
About 100000 has already been placed In ~
banks Of the agents Of the State Of Ohio In this Gig 10
the payment OF the interest the public debt Of "
State. This money is from the regular income Of ~
State under Wing management
The amount Of Coal transported over the hess
ing Railroad last week was 2ol7s tons, making tos
this year Of 295,303 tons The amount BY the schup
kill Canal 3 M tons-tota l0470 tons BY lenisn "
nal IA, ia tons-total 25,s0e tons.
The receipts of Flour from the opening oil u
River I'D TO the GOTH via the Mohawk and Hudson R,a
road, are 1884 barrels.
The surveys for the Rochester and Corning ~
W Railroad are now completed. The engineers ~
now engaged In making the maps and grades.
John Lsthrop, Esq. Of Syracuse, has been y
pointed Chief Engineer Of the Oswego Rsilrosd ID
surveys were began on Monday
The work Of grading of the Saratoga and Wa
ington Railroad has been advanced on two sections
large quantity of timber 10 now resdysnd In two ys"
the Road will be finished to Whitehall.
The Philadelphia Ledger says; Bank s'0e.
continue very firm, and their business 10 lsrss
unusually prosperous their next dividends WI p.0-
bly, show that the prices Of stocks are not s00's W"
worth. We informed that on business oil oos -
lion of dollars by Of our banks, i~ Preace''
clsres there 10 not loss Of three hundred dohH'
indeed, doubts the loss of single dollar -
At Cincinnati Eastern Exchange seA"s
| a r~or-g,r, "a 6<,,, rnonav La esser.