New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS

but transactions are light The principal improvement
was In Reading. The leading bear 10 the street has
become bull and the turn 10 the market has been pro
duced mainly By his operations Treasury Notes In
proved to prem, at which they were firm.
In Bills there is but little movement for the rea-
have before stated The for Sterling OF
%, and hrstclsss bills may be had a, 81. Francs
23i The supply Of bills lie fair but there Ia ankle
ty to draw among the leading houses
In Freights there is activity. The packets
Gil up slowly, and the transient vessels Offering to
take freight a, very low rates.
The French packet takes sllO 900 in silver
The steamer from Boston, according to street rumor
will have very large Ills stated that all the Bos
ton funds have been bought and that the Insurance
Companies have as large an her they are
willing to take.
The street rate for first class paper is per cent
Loans Treasury Notes and other good securities
still negotiable at 607 per cent
The income Of the Harlem Railroad for October
was upward of $4,000 showing very large increase
shout 70 per cent on the same mon tn last year.
]. +. d. Laner Esq. Of Indiana who visited
Europe In July last the Agent Of that State to make
The exchange Of stocks for the old bonds returned
n the Caledonia bringing with him large amount Of
bonds 70 be cancelled making the entire amount
rendered sluce frat June last ss5O0OOO and esv
Ing but about 81, 100000 Of bonds yet to come in
But little disappointment probably will be felt at
the of the sdvices from Europe received by the
Washington II generally anticipated that farther
failures would occur, and that the intense pressure IN
the money market would no, be at once relieved. Tho
OF the pressure too extensive and deeply
rooted. The newspaper accounts generally are Of n
gloomy character but indicate that there IL
reason to think that the favorable Is at hand. None
of the new failures likely to affect this country, d
rectly and indeed 1t the opinion of Mr. Barring and
Mr. Hor.ely Palmer, expressed 10 passenger by the
steamer that failure would take place which would
affect iDjuriousIy any house on this side.
The Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend of 10 per cent from tine profits Of
the Company for the last months. The Princeton
Bank hiss declared dividend Of per cent for the last
months.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Philadelphia Bank WAS held Monday. The LedsD
says The general statement of the affairs Of the ns
tuition hibted entire soundness Of lie condition
The value of the merchandise exported from the
port Boston to foreign ports during the week ending
November g. was as follows
Domestic Products. ---..--.---.--... sl41,3Os
Foreign Products. ~ 4o5
Total northumberland f7565I
The amount of specie imported and entered at the
Custom. House at Boston, during the week ending No
vember 6, was S7726.
The Boston money market has been less strin-
gent during the past week although some of the bsnk
still reject portion OF the offerings and nine per cent
has been obsined 10 the discounts of undoub
cd paper Loans stock collateral securities have sub
gfrs Int
negotiations generally have been easily Effected
than they could have been in the preceding week
The increase of receipts on the Western Road
last week $4,000 10 the past ten months 425 OCO
barrels Of Flour have been conveyed over the road
against 1000 barrels during the corresponding period
of last year The railroads forming the line between
Albany aud Buffalo much better prepared for
ireghpg business than they ever were before aud
as the gransries of the great West are full to Overflow
ng the prospect in regard 10 supply OF bresds1uhs
and provisions is anything but discouraging.
The following statement shows the receipts OF
some of the principal articles OF merchandise at Boston
for the week ending Nov 6:
Flour i'm Orleans. 2i9 Coal, I'm Phils TONS 800
I'm Richmond 50 . I'm N Scotia chi. 1854
fm ALBANY wat 7sS =. I'm Engld. tons. so
I'm do w Rd) IAN Rssins. .--.. casks $500
Conn. sacks l4ls $3.50 boxes; -ll5,o
Wheat ..... q. BUSH so Moisssas costws hhds l5s
Oats bush. 1,24s Hemp, cost VS. bales 2us
Cotton bales. 3sugar, costws bbls- 80
The receipts of produce of all kinds have been light
owing 10 head winds which have prevented tho srrlvtl
of large numbers of vessels now due.
The Northern or Concord Extension Railroad
will be open for travel the l7Ih inst This stock 10
remarkably firm, and OF the few Incomplete Rail
roads above par s stockholders anticipate dividends
equal to the Concord, which divides per cent semi
annually.
Ills doubtful il the Cheshire Road be completed to
Keene this Winter but there s confident expectation oil
reaching Troy 10 miles from Keene with susin OF cars
within fortnight The Vermont aud Massachusetts
will be opened TO Athol before December II said rs
the bridge that place hss been 90 Tor repaired as 10
admit cars 10 pass.