New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-12
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY mATTEKs.
For Sales Of Stocks, &c zee Fourth Page.


TUESDAY P. Nj.
The stock market was rather buoyant to-day,
the fances experiencing small advance. Reading sd
vsnced rapidly and recovered all it lost yesterday
der the influence of the injunction application The
first Monday in June it is said has been fixed for ahesr
ing on this application. The movement is generally
considered IS an effort of the shorts to escape from the
effects of their operations and the Impression is very
general that nothing serious can grow out oft One re
suit certainly the negotiation of the desired
loan on better terms than before offered There
is considerable feeling in the street in relation TO this
affair and the feeling is adverse TO the movers In IT,
The sterling market closed rather quietly at 81
al per cent with good supply Of bills The amount OF
business for the Sands has not been very large as the
Caledonia will probably arrive out fret Francs are
535a532i
In freights there is rather more activity, but no
improvement in rates To Liverpool considerable
gasements of -four are making at % 9d13s and some
grain at 3D. Heavy freight 3Oa35s To London, Be and
4Os To Hsvre q eta for grain IS cts for bbls, with
but little doing To Antwerp % cts for grain Is cts
for bbls.
The Honesdale Pa Bank has declared dlvl
dend of 81 per cent for the last months.
The holders Of Indiana Bonds who had subscribed
on Monday last 10Th inst the Office Of Messrs. Wins
low & Perkins in thi. City, for the purpose of electns
Trustees of the Canal according to the provisions OF the
acts for the adjustment of the Public Debt
Mr.. Jas. G. King presided AS Chairman and Mr. r h.
Winsow AZ Secretary. Messrs. Chas. Augustus Davis
and solomon Sturgess appointed Inspectors OF
Election The list of subscribed bonds amounted to
inward of Eve and half millions OF dollars.
The foreign bond holders represented by Messrs
Jas G. King Chas Augustus Davis and August Belmont
Charles Butler. Esq of NewYork was unanimously
elected Trustee resident in NewYork, and Col Thos
H. Blake Of Indiana unanimously elected Trustee
resident in Indiana Under the act the state OF Indiana
lie TO appoint third Trustee.
Although the amount OF bonds subscribed IL already
.ucient for the object indicated in the act 1t Is pre-
sumed that larger amount will be subscribed in Ike
manner to avail of It's provisions before the time which
admit. Of such subscription expires
The pay,nent of interest the new stocks that are
,vsn ueder these acts for the bonds will be made in
hi. CITY by the Agen, OF the State the LIST Of July
next
The Exports OF last week reached ss5274i, OF
which nearly one-half in foreign vessels The ar.
,iv.l. were - and clearsnces Sc, OF which IS
foreign. Among the exports there were:
n Graf By,aia-Flour, $40 bbls; Corn, 2ol 400
bush Meal IL 342 bbls; Lard l74lg7 lbs Cheese 7o5
DO Reef 800 tics Wheat RIBS bush Cotton 152 bales
Oar. 2l lSO bush Pork go bbls Hides, l0O57 os To
bscco manufscd. 406es lbs; Peas 2795 bush Barley,
80 DO, Bacon III $50 lbs OIL Cske, 1850 do.
10 Frdnce-Rice s23 tcs; Rye. 4OOl bush Whest,
2og do Pork. 20 bbls Whseoone So AZ lbs Cotton.
4sO bales Flour. 29s5 bbls Ashes 90 do Corn 10
bush: TaIlow. l0.23i lbs Rye ies bush