New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
oo,,rneRoIAL And MONEY MATTERS

q yt,ssrs W. Fs6 Cs.slt Y4ses4, 20 Edior Of ths
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sales Of Socks &C s" F0arh Page.
WEDNESDAY. Feb 23-P. n.
The market was very buoyant for Fancies at
80 Eirst Board but Governments were without change
II importance There TO- especially an upward move
nan, IL Reading stock aud Bonds, which have ad
,,oeed materially during the past week 1t Is thought
,.,, the leading parties in this stock have bought the
s, short, but we do think there is any truth in
he suggestion.
In Bills there is not much movement The
,.ngo 7as for Sterling, 30. $3.50 for France The
nppy Of Bill' isiair
In Freights there is moderate business. En-
,.yement. 10000 bush Corn to Liverpool at "a 800
s,es Cotton 3 lG1, Heavy Freight 25s The quantity
a Produce Offering for shipment Ia quite limited aud
,s..e. In the berth have considerable difficulty In fiji
ngup To Hsvre Cotton is going at &C.. There Is not
much movement for California. To London, within a
lew days notice engagements Of 80 bbls Beef al
3, 800 do Pork, 2s % 30 ht tics Tobacco, Is 200
,ales Cotton 5lGd 20 puncheous Beef 32s Cd and
HID Slaves, So los 3 NJ To Liverpool, the Sarah
sands il about full and among the engagements are
20 or 400 bales Cotton at 5l6d a3d; 300 bbls Pork
,sda3s 90 40 tons Hams, 3Os - ties Cloverseed,
"a. " casks Nutmegs pa Cd and 1000 bush Corn
o bags, %. To Antwerp. 900 bags Coffee at &c 100
bales Cotton 5000 n Wax, 1.
There is not much change IN the Money mar
q, First elias paper goes at e9l0 y cent, and is in
fair demand. Loans on short call g. cent
The Receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day
~ere...'- OF
disbursements Z-lO5
Balance 40 lOO
The arrangement for Anticipating the payment
Of the Mexican Indemnity has been settled definitely
and million will be dsbnrsed here ct once probably
tomorrow or next day. The Treasury Note bin was
10 have been introduced into Congress yesterday, but
Tor some reason not known to us, was delayed
In relation TO the additional Bonds to be issued
By the Hudson River Railroad, the Company says:
IL .eu 10 .ieclhoi.rs dd Bolds their pre-
& " NAE eommsaesu-at with desirable amount IN ode, to
bs, privilege Tie present pbcrpion ~ be- been done
f Boas and 30 before the 3lst March. and all
.s M psfo5 bonds extent 90, exceeding The
s.p@,s Of their sios her pa'iog up y cent and
,sr,. given them them the Original pre- smpse
s AZ on The sane terms % 4. r'pe,, a. sven 10 he ,s-i, Of
aoua will bs allowed 10 acquire other stel by transfer
D. male up enough t'f BOND . ,o.o.
Bond. bearing y cent Both convertible ato The STOCK
~. year. from ,her dates.
The Shipping Last contains the following Ex-
ports from Feb. 20 to Feb y.
To LroTo- bh. Potash, Pors co. 90 Ro.n i c-
Beef - % hFe ' lbs Bacon sio 90 Lard s5t DO Clover
r. i.SS oo h.. Lad s. 7s DO Mo Tobacco g7gcs DO
wsssoas go. Do ss9' t,, 90 s go ffpsa
20. 70 90 Beet. l' Beef bales Snake Root
r. inland u. lul bush Corn
is.l5 5s' ro;,s iq os o,'. 81 so9o , s T a,
The following broken Bank notes are selling IN |
the street % annexed:
Canal Bank Albany. 90 cents on the dollar
k'ie Bsnt, Pa....................'.'so 90
Norwalk, ONO. .............. .s...s2l az
ssodusky Ohio. ....................'.o 90
wooster ONO ............ss'.s..ssss<u 10
Delaware Bridge. ..............-...-.-o 90
Negotiations have been nearly concluded by
ssding banking house, in the street connected with
Ohio sfars for loan of s2500OO ON the q cent
Bonds of the roads alluded to in the annexed extract
The loan Ia to be used in paying for the iron The
Xnia Torohligh says
Columbus Raroais We are happy 20 earn from
Herald progressing -teffetcsy Tie grading bf1gns auu
ayrs super.tociu- Of entire road contracted FOR ~
M. a.. an ~ zen, oa,sc,or and j. to by
1850 The engines and cars are also con
.,ntsaku-u,s of the COLUMBIA. sod Xens K.roas through
county. "oomug Up" and fact the entire ne nun nr
terminus rapidly assuming afoad appearance
s5 DAY OF the -usuihs sonn,r
The report of the Committee OF the New Jersey
legislature on the ssrs OF the Camden Insurance Co
been made by which appears thst they have been
doing business of some SlOO 600 less Than one ior
'ad dollars cash capital the balance being In unsecured
note. Of hand SC The report states that the Company
was chartered March It. 1912 with 500 600 capital The
charter required that $4,000 should be paid in before
commencing business 1t does not appear from their
books that anything done under the chatter MI
~ when it was organized The Committee upon
general review of the affairs of the Company conclude
ia, the provision of the charter requiring s25 600 to
e paid in before commencing business has not been
complied with. The whole amount of cash entered
the books A. part the capital stock does not exceed
$1,000 There is one item of a certificate of deposit
" $4,000 OF the Bssk OF New Rochelle so unususl
iis character that they induced 10 doubt is
due With this inadequate capital they have done q
Esy large amount OF business, and their premiums
ave reached the large OF S35 600 and their Losses
'2sard of $4,000 10 less than two years. Under
eese circumstances. they believe that farther con
1snce Of the business Of this Company would be in
uoas 10 the public interest and they recommend
sa trustees be appointed to take charge OF its bust
s.. eOlceI il. assets and apply them the payment
its debts, and that the powers OF the company be
@a,inued In the trustees until they shall have closed
a business.
The port Of Whitehall, NY. on Lake Cham
palm has been included by Act approved 10Th OF JSnu'
Ny among the ports entitled to the benefit OF export
ismerehandze to British America with the privilege
drawback
The Chancellor of the Smithsonian Institute |
Vice President Dallas invested to-day the funds OF the
asuO,ion, amounting to se26O COO in the L. 5 six per
sti stock The directors of the Institute are only
rni,cd 10 expend the interest which sccrues leaving
ss capital untouched. The Prince de Joinvle jointly
sih his wife made second investment, today Of
$4,000 in L. 5 stocks"
Mr.. Forrer. Commissioned on the Miami Canal
writes TO the Toledo Blade tina; the Csns will be ready
ts navigation from Cincinnati to the Wabash Valley,
'ad to the Maumee Bay by the 5th March at arthe't
ls,,er from the Chief Engineer on the Wabash and
Ire Canal In Indiana Informs him that the Canal VII!
also be open before the 10Th March down 70 Lafayette
Markets. CsSsrULLS RsfOsrso foE Thf TKisVNs
MsnNssp.s. fro -
Ahk,Ar- 81 Or Pots with small salcs = AZ ouh "i
'ers About % bbis ftts sos
| rEpor IRON s7th Febusp 100