New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
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SATURDAY, P. NJ.
/ The business at the Stock Board was only TO
moderate extent but the quotations are without marked
change There Ia absence OF speculative animation
bat there buyers rates for ell the stock pu.
In the market. Some Gales Government new Sizes were
made after the Board at l0t Investment stocks are
| generally firm and in fair request
/ In the Bill Market there is but little doing. bat
rates are AZ before. Good Sterling can be had at 55
bat the leading drawers ssk g0S4 Francs are $40
The supply Of bills lie large the continued shipments Of
produce throwing large quantities Of that class Of bills
/ Ia the market
Two ships yet in port have been taken for the
next voyage in May at s. and I'D and there is de
and for more vessels at the rates In the scarcity
Of large vessels shippers have been driven to take up
any craft large enough 10 cross the Atlantic con
siderable number OF schooners have been taken up for
Ireland and among them the new schooners Iris Cabot
and American Belle belonging to the old line Of Roston
packets Two or three small schooners have also been
taken up at Ezabethtown TO come here 10 load for Ire
land. British bark was taken for Ireland at sod 10
bags vessel 10 90 south and load At 325. two or
three 10 load here for Ireland BOD a sd and engage
mcnts 10 Liverpool at Sd ass Cd for barrels 25d
29d for Grain i'd for Cotton which s an advance and
I
s5s ranous rate he termed it-snd so it is-for
the shippers.
The Sub. Treasurer is doing a large business in
transmitting Treasury Notes into stock under the
late advertisement Of the Secretary. Some OF the
largest Wastreet houses have been buying up Notes
during the week at al per cent. premium Of any of
the emissions and feeding the White Horse with them.
The exports from this port from 9Th 10 18th Feb.
of Which - fr
can vessels. The number of arrivals was 50 and clear.
anccs a. of which log were American Of the exports
from 18th to Goth there were
To Great Brifeg2O5 553 bushels corn A 7s7 barrels
-four; 3029 bushels wheat I,66 bales cotton 1851
los cheese l20l9 bbs meal 443 tierces rice l0l63
bushels oats 3Ol6 lbs. manufactured tobacco 1892
bushels beans 100 bales wool 677O lbs clover seed
J6l SIS lbs bacon 2lOO lbs lard I7O bbls pork 4Gi
terces beef; bales hemp l3l6 bushels peas 1851 do.
barley.
TO Fr0nce-3Of6l lbs. taow; s7s42 hides 9aj bales
cotton O92 lbs wax lif bbs. ashes 2Ol obls -four
~ tierces rice 1870 lbs lard l42 lbs whaiebone
4Oi6 bushels 1906 lbs grease 200 bush wheat
The news by the Cambria, which was received
at late hour Saturday evening less favorable for
American produce than any have received for
time BY reference to the reports in another column IL
will be that considerable decline had taken place
in breadstus and that the maximum Of the market had
probably been reached Cotton was also tending down.
ward. On the contrary, however, American provisions
with the exception of breadstufs well sustained
Corn has declined much less than Flour and there is
still large margin for profit 10 the shippers The i'm
mense quantity, however which has been shipped from
this country will undoubtedly still farther depress prices
the other side At here during the last
month would still be paying business unless the de.
cline should be very large In France the prices of
Flour sustained at the last quotations. An i'm
mense amount Of food will still be needed from our
overlooking gransres TO feed the starving millions of
Ireland Scotland, France &c. and the producers and
holders will probably continue during the year TO re-
ceive large prices for everything they have to sell
The rate Of interest has again been raised by the
Bank of England, and the rate is per cent The
Directors prepared to raise 1t still higher IL neces-
ssry The drain for bullion still continues but the Ex
changes on Paris and Hamburger less unfsvorsble.
and the money market improving. The Cambria.
according Wilmer, has about millions chiefly in
silver Consols quoted at o. There is siill some
uneasness in regard the Bank of France and that in
sttuon it is said will also raise the rate OF interest
The Brokers Board of Boston have generously
donated $500 for the relief of Ireland.
Three dollar bills of the Commercial h ank, Ora
tot Michigan broken bank altered to Commercial Bank
Providence r. l. are in circulation
At Baltimore money was abundant. At Buffalo 4
the money market is in very easy condition very little
paper Offering and much of the capital Of the banks
being unemployed
Mr. Hubben, from the majority Of the Committee /
on the application Of the Mechanics Bank of Paterson
New Jersey reported that the officers asked for act
the directors from commencing operations
under penalties till $4,000 capital be paid n in
specie specie funds and represented that it their
intention to the business in good faith, and that
the capital stock remaining sbou, goo shares held
principally in NewJersey 600 of which belonged to the
bank and that they intend obtain substantial capital
from citizens of this State and New ork. The ma !
jority of the Committee did not believe that their propo
siton sufficiently guards the public against fraud and
msm6nsg cement that if banking capital was
needed Paterson would be- for the interest OF
the public to charter a new bank under more fayorsb
auspices They recommend the repeal OF the charter.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
By 4. J. Bioecker.
4 story brick house and lot No IA Abingdon square
"a oNcU. srfVU
BE- Halliday q MnlT.
unfinished houses and lots on 2sth.st near Lex
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