New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For 'dlss Of sroes', SC. ." Fourth Pas.

sales were extensive. Prices generally improved ex.
cepting for Government, securtes Treasury Notes
sold at b. and the loan Of 1861 at 9. At the Second
Board the rnsrke, continued to improve.
In Bills there is a moderate business done at
previous rates Sterling s. a Q Francs 3 90 a525
There is something doing in Freghts for the
Continent To Hamburg there have been engagements
Of 800 bales Cotton cent LOCO teroes Rice at 32s
3D. and 900 bags Pimento at cent per ID. To Liver
pool Cotton was taken 5l6d and heavy treghts at
DE 27s Cd To California more engagements were
made a, s3d3 5Oper Dbl. and 5oa6O cents per foot
The Syracuse and [ tica Railroad Company have
declared dividend Of per the old full stock
Of the Company This Company has called for an in
sament OF $40 per share the st Of February and
like the 18th Of March. The Bank of Mobile
semi annual dividend Of p per cent The Bank OF
Dansyille a semi annual dividend of per cent
The Institution for the Savings OF Merchants
Clerks has declared dividend at the rate OF per cent
per annum upon all sums Of 9 and upward This ia a
very useful institution and hope 10 abundant
ly prosper.
The specie in the Sub-Treasury is increasing
from payments account of the chief takers OF the
new loan 1t s probable that the whole balance of the
oan about 81 10000 will be paid In before the present
Administration goes out
The Money Market continues easy with little
more activity consequent upon the revival Of businesf
10 some extent.
The business on the Hudson aud Berkshire Road
has much increased since the road resd and 2j is
now offered for the stock We believe at the time the
instsmen called for the purpose of paying for the
iron the stock given away to any who would
pay the instament.
The ub-Treasury is now so fully occupied with
funding Treasury Notes into stock that several add
tona clerks are required TO keep up the business OF
the Office.
The Rochester A,ae,1caa gives the following fig
ures the true condition OF the Auburn and Rochester
Railroad lsl7. lsis
Receipts s3o5 767 g about $3.50 OOe
Expenditures ........-.... lji,6l3 " $4,000
Net..............S 2il, l53 ~ s266.OOO
Amount invested Dec. 81, ~ y
1919 ..--...--.- 2sOOOOO 90
The Bank of Norwolk, the failure OF which we
noticed some time since has made assignment of its
effects to VIM Patterson and c. r. sherman, Esqrs who
will doubtless soon lay before the public an exhibit OF
it, afsirs
Mr. Pruyn has introduced into the Legislature
bin to regulate the payment of sight bills The hrst
section of the BIN is as follows
"s,c Every ian or b Of eIshsnge or Prqn,'og note
drawn made payable sgh on demand shall BE- jeara ~
,-ifto,6 grace"
Another bill has been reported in the state Senate
by Mr. Lawrence in relation to foreign insurance com
MES in New-York. 1t provides thst
Sa may be brought Supreme Court the Superior Court
CIV County NeYork against corporation created e
ne lrosS ~ ~ ,,,sSo delivered sithin he state or
uron ay cause ansng therein such suits NAV BE- com
enc-t by complain, together with an aahren'
4. nov provided by law compliant snd NAY be-
served po,iedh 10 and ia Of the Code Of Procedure
The Export of Domestics from this port from st
10 9th January have been BOB packages.
There have been recently two or three large
public sales OF Real Estate The attendance OF buyers
was extensive and the prices obtained show the com
mencement of speculative movement which promises
10 be important Among the property sold was houses
and stores belonging the late James Heard and the
country seat of the late Gideon Lee.
The Shipping List gives the following state
men, of Exports from this port from Jan. TO 10th
10 L,ndoa-Islso s Hams 1927 - Lard. 3io' lbs Oh Gaze
10. Manufactured tobacco o' gallons sperm o. i4 Dos
- LroJeo Jas 1 HaHs. 500 do Cheese s., 20 % Oh
u i I,, - 40 fs5. 80 Fsai 100 slaves
90 ,,sio es bur ~ 50 ROSA Turpeat.e 50
Potash Is tes Ree, $50 ea.hs. MhsS' l'' '
n Irsana-ic bb Flour St5 90 Meal lS 90 forA q Us
Reel s-b bses shp siuh. on bushels Cora 400 ss'-
~ Bess7 bs Msrro~ - log, Cedar. 4o'o kee' AZ bag
Coaee 200 do Pmeato leases oa Ann
The Controllers report gives the following AS
the amount of duties paid by the leading sacioneers oil
Newly ork for ending June 30, lsis;
Indiey HoamsnS! ms 4s Chsres w Foster 80 -
Gao II Wimerdipg l4sil so simeon Draper La. %
Jchp N Austen $50 u edward j. Wsrren'I-o GOV -
The greatest amount of auction duties paid int the
Treasury mostly from the City OF NewAors IN shy
one wear since the century begun was In ls21-oens
s2a- 30 65; the smallest smOunt was in lsoo-si'oli
a. The smallest suns in latter years was ls41-Ss''
e}al7 The aggregate from l7ss TO- and ineiHains
ls4s-ss O45l97 l6,hus showing that the Aueaoneer'
NJ NevvYork Cty have paid into the Treasury OF the
State nearly as much as the Erie and Chsmplan OAnAi
cost -. .-h,,-;,s5 -
the generalization of the Merchants Exchange Bank
under the Free Law.
The Message OF Gov Haines Of New Jersey,
gives very catering sccouut Of the fiscal affairs OF
that State
NJ ,s. resources OF the state Tor ssis7 o., "a
The total ,speudtare- s17cs 20 i-asng 'apas a E
=, ,o - lie u.aal expenses Al s-bo sans eassc- o.
III ,nsusv without resort % The school fune
s4ousts s2sosss - bavng sccumn sed $50 - agfls -
Tbe Report ts STATE suTern'eneeni sho~s se.a'S -,
-ai b tie Pubic schools; The increased nlntef ta.el'. "a
afs money expended and genera ate soa 70 '
te.i,e bB8 ana sstee bere6ca-. Ne siss raw We
ri 10 purchase Al the appraised vAs, The Csncen sni Ar,
~ M ~ ihs De~ar~ al Rsfsn Cana a. the erPir.io5 o
,t-ty seArs her comPeioa snd ne olnon : go
= Il
ne. during The vii be very nsafS nj qe
c.-at 10 purchase The works.
At meeting OF the citizens OF CINCINNATI 70
take into consideration the projec, of Railroad from
Cincinnati TO ST. Louis, several Resolutions were
passed, one of which appointed James Hail. Jonn =
Wright and Robert Buchanan, Committee to memo
riaze the Legislature of Ohio upon the subject oil tns
work sskipg that body confer upon the City Council
Of Cincinnati with the consent OF majority Of the
law4sw~ sa,f.. rfF.a
: COO 600 10 the stock of the Company. similar
,s.,,,, held at 81 Louis recommended subscription
of { 10000 by that city
Ahout 500 600 of the million subscription asked
=, vo, 20 the stock of the Mobile snd Ohio Railroad
has been subscribed in that city
The LouisrtIe Courier Of the 10Th says The
brokers Of this city have raised the discount on len-
nessee Bank notes Yesterday they were purci sseo 81
a ner cant of The last quotation was per cent