New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15
COMMERCIAL AND MosEy MATTERS.



,,, AID -,und s,ocks had also downward tendency
r,,,ory Note, sold al ssl Government 6s 81 ds3i The
,s,tofs were only 70 moderate extent Al The Second
ss.rd over thousand share, Of Harlem sold, ard
he msrkefwas sustained.
Toe market was dali ior Sterling today, and
,o..a AZ lower rates There considerable supply
ses o.s end 81 a., close bills might have been blusbt ~
10 per cent lover than yesterday Toe ~boe range
vss Icalt aith plenty q soot bids ~ ooii TIE de-
sard wss is's % d-y than vas anticipated Ffsnes are
81 ~t ch higher tie demand having teen good Tor
Eng.ish ismitsance
Freight engagements have been checked BY the
.lv.nced raea ssmsuded Some 4olo O. 5000 bos have
been snsgsd q. lsd ard co goo bushels Grain ~ sda7d
About zoo bales Cotton taken al a. ship, The Mod
Of Os-cs vas taken up foI Vera Cruz 90 private terms
The Steamer. 1t is believed will not take over
Esooooln coin.
The earnings Of the Harlem Railroad thus far
,as m5nih show large gain lost January, being
al 90 rainst = so tim. last year. Should the
same tate Of insrssss continue during the year the excess
WI Be about 20 PER cent
About $50 900 Of the money for the payment Of
as Interest On che public debt Of Illinois hss been 70
ceives. and t-- remainder ssxpectsd daily The psy
meat - probably D. made between this and the Is PfoS
The following Circular If one OF the leading
ssnsne house. u he street contains sai1sbs infof
have slesdy made
s.a.t the present time The slate Of gorsgo Exchange
end Money Nsrsst topics Of much Interest end
conversation. Nil venture 10 enter more fully on taat
rf ec f1ar oul custom u would be ID f0 deny that
there exists With regard 10 thu i,taTs, much anxiety
Non r.e 10 wi CD tie produce II the country u held
end pnpTo condition II the foreign markets the
expoil uia.uslg limited Tor the season consequently
ne supply c foreign exchanges is small and bullion
r.g.t.s gpcd by each opportunity 20 England Al
fU.h be- ofn upon this Gig between the 7lh aud 5l.t
4 an E M d.
except hy high prices e coin. sovsrsgns selling at
= gj sd American sod ct par being as remittance
about The same st do not admit the prospects be
egloLs vesfs mos. Of our 6idrsers had a. tbi. season
IN te ooal coufse Of busincs become heavy debtor
their spOndeus England, covering, before the
tufily N thsi BIN. byrsu ances u Exchange parchscd
b.r. and Al The South Athis tins last rear one Of our
lat I'D nuent Al houses hal drawn n anticipation
Of the a bills from he South 10 the extent Of 81
~ more limited extent What the position Of
houses, The hrst mentioned creditors Of tis
capita does than 100 We eggplant
s,e isr sastsS ~ sSpesrs to Us shst thd iarss
smoult eAcluse which as the season aiyances must
b. BY or exports viii be entirely for the payment
Of Imports az not be abso Rid 10 the extent Of millions
heretofore ia covering bulls drawn early IN the season
aud are therefore not believers ia much longer
fnuauc- Il Tie export Of bulhon With regard 90 the
with Mexico the difficulty IL greater, a. The demlud
specie from that ousrer regular and cntuua II the
sd0uot force asked for Is 70 be granted the eject
~ the consequent increased expenditure o. tn money
sket rus BE- highly uufvr rsble and eaf 10 sssrous
results The Government viii be under the necessity
Of rony LARGELY 70 me ans for the prosecution Of
H. sr ana viii eSosTierce much difficulty 10 TIE pres
ent sraitened condition Of market The embafTass
will be greatly increased BY the opeTsuon Of the s9e-
clause Of the sub Treasury BILL s Treasury Notes are
extensively used 10 payment Of debts to the Govern
ment while for al claims against Il specie demanded
The secretary Of tho Treasury IS unqasstionaoy sur
rounded with difficulties aud must rely on the great
recupesve powers Of the country more than any pres
data for relefin our extremity In one OF our pre-
vious reports nated the probable resort 10 the issue
ct Treasury Notes Of small denomination e. circulating
medium hearing mere nominal rate Of interest the de-
IN 4.
fere with currency AZ par OF the small notes named
should Congress repeal suspend the specie ,use uhe
subTreGsnYy bill, until the close Of the war; aud
then propose for loan cent per annumi sly for
hge yes requiring g 100000 per month, and authorize
The p1ding Of the present floating debt into this Stock the
strong probability is that It would meet with takers
Litt alteration IN the money market has taken
place The best signatures Al l50B per cent per an
NUN On call - rather increased amounts have been Of
feEed Of per cent per snn9m SO Tar the pressure IA.
exertous have been made to remit eey to Europe Our
Banks pursue prudential and being ite7 from long
by the export Of specie The Transactions in bills hre
fair extent; the scarcity IN sterling causing bills
On France and Amsterdam to be substituted We have no
certain nfo nation Of the amount Of coin shipped by tins
Conveyance, but suppose IL may reach e1vVVy. tIon
the 5th OIL 70 the present steamer, lnelny, tne oa
amour, cent Is about 100000 Shipments ofWheat Corn
and flour in view OF the probable effect on prices Of he
resumpton Of the sliding scale are yong iorwafd %,
20 a moderate extent Cotton Ia shipped slowly The
10 be forced 10 sell ana prefer to hold back
their ps hoping for favorable change IN the money
ket, and, consequence, hlsher
CAMMANN WHiTEHOUSf.
The Northern Bank OF Kentucky has declared
semau0usl dividend Of A per cent..The Bank of Lou
svils ssmisnnuaI dividend Of per cent...The Long
Island Insurance Co. annual dividend Of per cent
The Uelawae and Raritan Canal and Camden and Am
hoy Railroad and Transportation Company semannual
dividend Ct per cent payable on the nth t.The
Greenwich Savings Bank the usual dividend payable on
the i7ih inst. The Middetown ct Bank semi.annu
al dividend OF 81 per cent
r n Learned. Esq. of New London, has been
appointed Cashier Of tAe Quinebsue Bank at Norwich.
resolution has been offered in the New Jersey
Assembly that the Committee Corporations be instruct
ca to prepare bill providing that all notes intended to be
put into circulation as money by any Bank that
NAY b chartered or recharteIed the State hereafter
shall be registered aud counergned by the State Ifeasu
TEL shall take such security the bill shall designate
for toe prompt redemption Of said specie, aud
sell tho the OF any Bank which shall suspend
specie payments for the space so days
The following is the resolution introduced IN the
New Jersey Assembly, relative TO the New Hope and
Delaware Bridge Company. II was adopted.
Useysas the New Hope aud Del Bridge Co have
eeaty aud s. DO refuse to redeem the bcnk roes
~ AID 10 the prejudice of the solveot banks OF h Sae
sud whereas doubts entertained IN relation TO the
Therefore Resolved that 10 be referred 70 the Csmates
on The judiciary report 10 this House whether IN the'
rfver 10 The end that such Legislative action Iusy b.
ias-n on the subject rs may be- deemed proper.
The Money market at Buffalo is tight
The State Bank of Indiana appears to have done
we during the past year. Thefoowins comparative es-
bib.t show On Improvement in slmost every item
Nov. 1947. Nov. 1870.
Di.,otnt Tine..sSV5979 S SSOls74S.. .ine. $1,000
.ri.a Debt lsOIl5 s77 ,647. Dec li7552
gsr..ss Fund -. as 4H 1885. Inc. SlS8l
.1rsoIstioa..... S6Os IS. $3.50 .5SS. .Iuc 2o99l9
Sprcle............ leSS979 l,o,5 os7. Inc. 505S2
F...efa Deposits sS9so9 SO SSS. Inc l69,57b
Hesde improving the condition Of the Bank very
t.y the dividends Of the 10 brsuches have been
81 Ger cent fo the yeAI The capital stock being g
sJ.,he State owing sos O5t aud individuals Sl4S.O
-the state derives $4,000 income from Its Bank
stocks
The Governor of Michigan gives the following
...,.,,.ot Of the public debt of that State