New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
COMMERCIAL AM MoNKy MATTERS
81 Sse ,f S'ss',. Sc 80, FsnrA pas,.

TsvSspAy. March 2S-PM
fee stN'k market was not sctive to day but gen
-, sru, Hsrlsm Gustuatd hoin hour 10 hour but
- sm Treasury Notes were rather better and at
a. s.ssuA eos,d were held ats premium The supply
s.,,,s 70 smaller than 70 Government stocks were
ss,sly
In Hals there 10 but little movement. and the
,s, Aers considerable, the rate have rather down.
- hsrSsasy Firs;-Slsss Sterling sold at % d9. and
~ Nis fSm s 10 rer ecut-Tte remittsnees BY the
s.Nss rot supposed will be large Francs are $50
s&g'i ssS cell
IL Frcishts the business is moderate. An en-.
..- q oco bushels Corn was made for Liverpool At
- = ssN some Cotton was taken At tdd532d. Heavy
p,tAgN News To Gisssow enssss ulents of Cotton
So p.Ss 81 S6d vessel taken up for tbs Coast
.Ar'ss
rnere Is nothing new to notice in the Money
x.sst The sitngcney continues snd good paper is diff
sss Il sac At SOS per Loans Treasury Notes
49, rer cent aud not easily found a. that. We
sl however. the ind,nct apprehension which existed
$3.50 money IS men early in the week is wearing away
sstAss easier market will be had should the next
sssrer bring favorable sdyiess.
Al Philadelphia the price Of money is from to
arsr cent per month which 1t be obtained with
<siiaical,y on good security
TIE aggregate vslustion OF property in the State
a. nssty five hundred million. of dollars. The in
sv.s- o valuation since s4' is fifty millions The vslu
,nss in The richest Counties is as follows;
assheny s.2,76 SOS BeIss S2l.77l. 428; Bucks SIC,
.~l-e. Chester, S2l, Sa97s8; Cumberland, S9782Ol5
psspsi, - ii.6t FIsnkhn sll S9O,lS9 Lancaster,
40 a76S Lshigh - S67I0; Montgomery, SIS 1861 $685.
Ssfissnpion, 's662l Philadelphia. Si7.GS3 30
s ssslsl' s'''''' Washington s'i''''' YORK.
The total amount of the Troy City Debt on the
,ssf Mach, 1872 S9l5 rs This debt had been ere
.ss The construction of the Troy Water Works the
,schlse srd enlargement Of the Female Seminary the
ssxrueton q the Troy and Schenectady Railroad the
,4lsirs Of markets ard other public buildings TO.
,Asr with the defsieney Of the city pay the incl
s.-sl expenses Of the city.
O. the ls Day Of March lS4s. the debt had been
i.,ss to the following viz Schenectady aud Troy Rail-
,s Debt s.o Geo ct 81 per cent Sl555OO ate; SRA
s. Al $4,000; Water Works Debt, Sl1lOOO at !;
y.zSe Seminary Debt eco at total amount Of City
D.Ston the LIST day Of March, lsfs s6sSOOO The
Ne rate of interest the city debt &c. 100 per
Euaeebt hss permanent; Sirkiug Fund, for the pay
rni Of the principal sDd ample provisions for the pay
zsn, Of the interest and necessity will exist for the
rowiug Of any money TO pay any portion Of the deb,
.-r the year 1867 when the city debt will have been
sscsd 10 nearly $4,000
The required by law to be paid annually the
nsps Of the city debt will average $4,000, which will
ysy Of the entire debt in the year 1875
No deb. can hereafter be created without the authority
the Legislature. unless it is paid during the same fiscal
ysr that 1t is made.
Il expected that six hundred houses will be
rscted in Chicago during the present scar.
It's anticipated that boats will be running on the
nos and Michigan Cansl by the lst Of April As piece
!, work the Canals said to be the best in the Union
Inc beautiful packet boats have already been completed
O. Chicago.
TIE business Of the South Carolina Railroad
cording the annual report shows the following result
csrent expen,es $500 COO Income S650C0o
Interest losn.... lO8 GOO Expsnses....... 451vOO
Difference between p.isrce s2lS GOO
the cost Of addition iDsdnct Iul, div - % OO0
q locor cars, &c. ' -
slIttop b....... %7,Wul oalance Sl~l wv
Total ...........srj7,oOD'
There have however, besn expended, in addition,
tO5oOe for the Camden Branch, and $4,000 for new
eus locomotives &c The result lie considered az very
h.,terins
The Columbus Ohio Railroad is to terminate at
Xnis iustesd Of Springfield. The Little Miami Railroad
Company make the road Of Greene County about 10
miles The road from Columbus to London will be placed
Immediately under contract, and the whole line pushed
a far Is practicable have il completed at the ear
hest possible date The Cleveland people are making &C
tive exertops to finish their link to Columbus, and thus
Cenns, has good prospect Of having two lines OF rail
roads completed the Lake in two years one terminal
ING At ssndu,ky, the other st Cleveland