New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
AND MONEY MATTERS.


THURSDAY P NJ
There was a firm feeling IN Stocks 10 day, and
the sales Of iancies were 10 fair extent Ia sound Stocks
there not great deal done but rates were steady
An active outside speculative feeling is needed to pro
duce any permanent Improvement in the fancy market
Bills remain inactive with the best City ster
ling dull at per cent Names not well known sell
al d3s per cent. Francs are 545
The Freight market is rather fmer today with
considerable produce offering mostly Corn. To Ireland
four FIVE vessels taken at 24d in bags and bulk
some to two ports To Liverpool Is ale Cd was paid
for Flour, and 25a26d. for Corn Heavy freight 7js
and Cotton ID. per ID. Vessels Offering taken up
freely.
The Money Market appears to be little more
relieved to-day and some of the Banks are more liberal
to their customers
The Secretary OF the Treasury has published
notice in relation TO the New Loan. He ssys-" In con
sequence Of the frauds attempted TO be pracced upon
the Department at the last Loan by bidders who proved
unable 70 comply with their bids thereby subecung the
Government to great risk and delay and probable loss
no bid any sum exceeding $4,000 will be considered
on the 10th Of April next under the Loan adger
used where the sovency Of the bidder Is unknown TO
the Department or not sufficiently voucbed by others
unless three per OF the bid shall have been
specially deposited with the Treasurer Of the United
States OF any Assistant Treasurer, Treasurer Of the
Mint or Branch Mint before the 10Th Of April
next"
Thompson's Bank note List gives the following
list Of new counterfets Sc on the Cumberland Bank
NJ j.; Is on the Agricultural Bank Herkimer Is on the
Bank Of Central Ncw.York, 10 on the Farmers & Me
chsnics Bank Of Genesee los tho Albany Exchange
Bank; los on the Merchants Bank Poughkeepsie los
on he Bank of Newburgh los on The Frsrnin CHAM
Bank, Mass So on the Marbehesd Bank Mass s., los
and 5Os the Eagle Bank Boston los the Village
Bank, Dsnvers Mass IS on the Bank Of Chambers
bursh Ps Be on the Bank Of Norwslk, Ohio.
e Thirty miles Of the Saratoga, n. Y. and Wash.
ington Railroad Co road from Saratoga Springs to Fort
Ann has been let to contractors to be completed by the
Is Of July 1913 for $4,000 exclusive Of iron. The
remaining 10Y miles from Fort Ann 10 Whitehall lie to
be completed soon thereafter possible 1t s stated
that 1s44, with line Of bosts Lake Champlsn
the number of passengers conveyed was 81 455-ls45
with an additional line. the number was 69,s4O.
By annual statement of Lowell manufactures, it
appears there are 10 manufacturing corporations In the
city embracing capital stock of sll 10000 and mum
berng Is mills These mills employ 79l5 female and
3,340 male operatives There are other manufacturing
Embellishments In the city not incorporated employing
capital of s3lO,75O, and about 1000 hands. Two new
Cotton Mills nearly ready for operation One built
by the Merrimsck Co TO contain % 424 pndes and Gao
looms and one built by the Hamilton Co of sufficient
capacity for 10000 spiudles and 400 looms
The Lawrence Co divides per for the last six
months
In manufacturing corporation stocks there is not
much doing at Boston Merrimack is at % per
cent advance and Amoskeag at IS The prices Of dyi
dend Railroad stock, yet on the rise Concord is
worth SO. Fitchburg %. for old and 20; for new
Worcester To- Lowell l6i Eastern "a Maine 10
Nashua and Lowell %; Western Portland ].
The following are the leading items OF the Banks
Of the United States distinguishing the state which
have made returns dated near January, ls47 On our
outside will be found other interesting Bank statistics
CONDITION OF THE BANKS IN THE L. STATES