New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY mATTERr.


WfDsEsDaY PM
The foreign sdsices received by Telegraph were
not favorsbly received in Wslst and the Fsneiss were
rather depressed There no marked change in Gov
eminent Stocks end they we're moderate reqaest --
Treasury Notes sold al 80, Funded Sizes W 90.
In the absence OF any demand we continue or
quotations oI Exchange loal for leading bile TIE
arrival Of the letierms will probably give some anin--
tion 10 Bills.
There is more doing in Freights and 5000 o.
400 Lbs. Flour engaged for Liverpool 1t 1884, and
1000 or 1000 bush Wheat o. about Cotton q d noni-
inally, and nothing Offering.
The news as received by Telegraph is not very
important aad has created excitement Dealers 80
Breadstsa are rather disappointed and The Cotton
operators The belief almost universal that the Cot
ton market Liverpool would be firm II II did not fa-
Prove while it was thought likely that Bresdstuis aso
might have gone up. TIE private letters, when received
will enable Us better understand the value Of the news
70 likely that the going Of the duty on The 18Th q
March may have induced orders for Breadstus 10
will no doubt operate 10 carry forward some produce IN
time for arrival before that date, either from shippers
this side or under orders the other side This IS tie
relief We received. So long Cotton and Bread
stus piled upon this side held for higher prices, At
the same time ihst imports going to large extent
we cannot expect shy reduction Of the present high rates
Of Exchange so few sh pmsnts bsng msde that not
only is the supply Of Bills exhausted but the soveregns
have also been 70 thoroughly bsgged that remttsrs have
been driven 10 the unusual expedent OF piping Mexican
dollar and American gold TO Liverpool Free shipments
Of Cotton siufs would obviae this Difficult
IT, and we think it by far the best policy FOR the country
to have ia produce 20 orlysrd freely Prices Of Bread
stofs. especially, amply high to remunersle the
farmer even at decline sufficient TO make shipments
profitable The crop Of Corn is enormous largely beyond
any previous year and West although not abundant is
Of excellent qua ity. We supply Great Britain with
any quantity Of food ard with low prices Of ain in the
Mediterranean we must sell cheap shall lose her
custom The Cotton crop also large forbid hope
much II improvement, and we should be glad 70 see
liberal mi pnents Of everything have 10 sell Large
Spring imp0rtaons must be pad for, and unless The specie
shipments checked shall see harder times in the
Money market tnen have yet XpeIiencec The Me-
lean War and the subTeasuy will grind Us hard enough,
and drain Of specie to pay Tor Birmingham hardware
Manchester Cottons should be sorS 20 see added
The Bank Of South. Carolina has declared divi-
dend Of 81 % per share The Bank Of South Cero
lima 81 90 per share The Bank OF Charleston g. c. -
per cent The Union Bank OF South Carolina 81 rs per
shsre The Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Co Per
cent for the last SIX months The PheLix ms Co. Pha
per cent on stock and scrip % per cent stock ard
premium and 81 "a share the old stock; The Della
ware ns Co u per share Life and Annuity otQ1 extra
Girard Trust, Pha- HewOrleans Gas 3.
The fourth and last instalment of the L tica aud
Schenectady Railroad Company, Of u per share, j. pay
able On the let of February.
The Exports of Cotton Goods in 1871 were 81 9l7
bales against %, 905 in 1916, and q 32s in 1915