New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30
ConrfERCrAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
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In stocks there is great want OF animation ana
the market is without marked change excepting ior
Morris which under the influence Of operations IN fh-
adepha has gone up to 90 1t Is stated that the great
value Of this work has just been discovered by party
Of capitalists but this movement Ia generally considered
only stock speculation.
In bills there is rather more irmness for Sterling
but the business Is only moderate The range is 3s4l
leading bills being obtainsble s.4G4i. Francs 547i
a5A5.
Freiehts are in rather an uns ettled state, the
prices depending much upon the necessities OF the par
ties We hear Of three four small vessels for Ireland
At 26d in bulk and some engagements for Liverpool at
Is and Odd Cotton Is entirely nominal at i'd. The snip
s. Leon was chartered to 60 round to Philadelphia to
load for Hare at 57I for -four small vessel was
chartered for Ireland to 20 from the South at sd in
bags. $50 ~
The demand for Treasury Notes has fallen OF
materially aud rates are lower. The six per cents can
be bough, at II prem. The stock Of ls67 Funded
Treasury Notes. is selling q 92i prem with interest
from January.
In uncurrent money there is no particular change
and the supply is yet moderate. The opening Of nsvi
CATION will give activity TO this branch Of business
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter Of today con-
tans exits and full descriptions OF twenty Of the prnei
pal domestic and foreign coins in circulation. These
cuts are to be continued until the series form complete
catalogue of al the coins at present In circulation.
These descriptions mus, prove very useful to those in
the habit OF receiving foreign gold coins.
At the meeting few days ago in relation 70
new Bank on the North side Of the town, II was re-
solved that such bank was needed and the following
persons appointed committee to nominate Board OF
Directors. viz Messrs. saml j. Berry VIM. Howe, Jr.
Walter w Conckn. James Dwell J. B. Hiyer, Edw.
Ellsworth. d. 5. Manners Stephen Burkhster, George
Elder Joseph Bidlemsn, Moses A. HoPpock, Alexr P.
Fonda
The tolls on the New.York State Canals have
been fixed for the year lsi7 The changes are few and
as follows
Corn meal is reduced from 4 to mills per 1000
pounds per mile. Foreign salt from 10 TO 10 mills per
loco pounds per mile. Stone for the manufacture oil
lime 10 l mill Vinegar, mills per 1000 pounds per
mile. Slate mills per 1000 pounds per mile. Hem
lock lumber Is reduced onehaf from mills to y per
1000 feet Shingles RE PutuP at mills per loo pounds
per mile Apples at mill per 1000 pounds per mile.
Congress or Saratoga Spring water mills All articles
of manufacture of the United States going toward tide
water, mills per 1000 pounds per mile sycamore e
included with oak hickory and beach, at mill per 1000
pounds per mile. Spruce, with maple ash and elm at
| mill and fractions per 1000 pounds per mile.
The import of specie at New Orleans since the
Is. of Sept has been 66iO5O sgainst ST. 1855 same
time year before.
The Union Insurance Company of St Louis, has
declared seml. annual dividend Of twelve-and ahslf
per cent The Citizens Bank at Worcester, Msss
semiannual dividend Of thres per cent.
The Pottsville Miners Journal of Saturday,
says The quantity of coal sent this week is 2OSo 10
tons making the total quantity sent this season l9552 %
tons by railroad.
The subscriptions to the stock of the Pennsylya-
MIA Central Railroad amount to s30376 $50, or sixty
thousand seven hundred and sttythfee shares The
election of Directors takes place tomorrow.
| A writer in the Mobile Advertiser states that
there is considerable doubt Il the Bonds of the City OF
Mobile advertised TO be sold in Philadelphia eth April
were legally issued. They were issued under law oil
the Legislature dated llth Feb. lS43 which gave the
city authorities power to issue the obligations oil the
city for the payment of the debt noD due and owing
BIZ said city" The writer states that these bonds we're
issued in payment of bonds held by the Bank OF the
United States part of which fell due in 1916 and part
of which are not due until 1856 He argues that the
act of the Legislature only authorized the funding Of
the debt due at the time of the passage OF the act
AT Cincinnati money continues in good demand
with short supply. Eastern exchange firm at per
cent prem.
The Directors of the Tere Haute and Richmond
Railroad Company had their first meeting on the 4h OF
March inst at Terre Haute. The Board have deter
mined to open books for the subscription OF stock at an
early day April at Terre Haute Greencsse ndiansp'
oils and Richmcnd and at st. Louis, Cincinnati and OH
er cities as soon as the Convention which is to assem-
bio in May next at indianapolis shall determine on the
beet plan of operations This road across the State OF
Indiana is intended link in the great chain OF rail-
way from the Atlantic by way of Baltimore and Phia'
| deiphia to the Mississippi river at st. Louis.
Counterfeit SIS on the Jefferson County Bank,
WATERFOWL slightly altered from the genuine BILL with
the names of the bona Cashier and President are in
circulation They well executed and calculated to
deceive any but the most expert eye.