New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
received to semi Weekly Tribune,
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY mATTEas.
For Salsi Of Stoct,, Sc see Fourth Pas,.

SATURDAY, PM
The market for Stocks was heavy 10 day, except
iDs Harlem. which buoyant in the morning 10 In.
ves,ment Stocks there change. Treasury Notes
firm At si and Government Skies at l0OidlOl The
features Of the Harlem operation indicate that the
ment is ia the hands Of operators who able to control
II completely
Ia Bills there is nothing doing Of consequence
and the market will be quiet until the approach
Steamer day Sterling lOdl0t for LEAKING bills South
ern sidl0 Francs 273a525
The Freight market has seldom been so dull and
heavy present For Flour I'D is asked ldal2d Of
fered An engagement Of 500 bushels Corn made
ST. and Cotton a, 3lGd. There is little Pro
duce oferiog
In Money matters there is more ease. The banks
are dsccuntiDg with freedom, and money call can
be freely obtained at per Paper has varied
much rates favorite signatures still selling At q
There was good deal Of excitement yesterday
afternoon in the Street ocoasoned by the dsappearsnce
OF one of the operators named True with about $4,000
lie was not o'clock lie here shout two
months from New leans aud has managed 70 estsb
sh sohcent credito enable him the above
into his hands farther particulars will be found
another column Such affair as the above IL well cacu
lated 10 disturb faith human nature when dis
honesty ereeps into Waisi where shall took for truth
and integrity
The following table exhibits the comparative re.
esipts At tue Custom House from the 9Th tho nth inst
inclusive, during three years
1916. 1s47. 1913
Free Goods ..............l7@s18 t<2iB 4.3J
DatiAble Goods. .G85.7io lo9s7s8 22il,5'c
Total Merean6iss 49,. s358.69s l.l6s,9Ii 2.Hl6e8s
Spece................... bb5JI o4spl< 1'5,N
Cssh received ..:........Nl4oo @6o'lo5 5o5O<<
Average rate OF duty. <9t ~ ~
The sso in Treasury Notes has caused much larger
proportion of specie be paid in than for week two
past AmSns the exports were;
To GREAT BmrAs--SoO bbs Flour, ,226 do Meal, 10
DO Bread $50 tgses Whea' 81 $50 do Corn ri terces
Rice. Is COL 10 IkkCske, 23 do Beef, s330l 10 Lsrt
us so7 do Hams O do Cheese sO2 Bales Cotton 2is
gas Whale Oh, 6x9 bbs Rosin.
$50 do Pork 100 do Beef 30 Rye Flour. ltll 10 Hams
$50 gals Whale Oil SIS bbls Meal PIG Bread, 500 bush
els Beans, 10 terces Rces 200 bush Corn, 35 10 Butter
The following table will show the shipments Of
specie from this port during last week:
Steamer Missouri, Havre, Mexican dollars... Stsi5
Do do Mexican doubloons... 10000
Do do i've frsDcs............ 5,7ti
Ship Montezuns, Liverpool, soyereigns 1880
Ship Henry Clay, do do 37,5oO
To'sl for the week .................. S0,4s@
Shipments from Jan to Feb 5............ l,'os,e,l
Total for sl,7s9,34
The forwarding lines doing business between
psu ard Fast River transported last 2o5,698
tons Of merchandise from NewYork snd 6623 to New
York Included were 256lss7 bbl. -four and S,7O475i
bushels grain There thrty-thTee lines. The largest
business was done by the Old Troy Tow-bOst Line
The Acadia from Boston took S23. $50 in specie.
The Sussex Jersey Bank has declared divi
dsnd Of 81 50 = share equivalent to 3 eth payable
demand.
For the week ending Feb. II the following is
the vaue of exports from Bos.on: