New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sales Of Stocks, Sc. see Fourth Pqse.

TUKspAy March l3--P. NJ.
The Stock market to day continues TO be heavy,
especially for Government Securities. Treasures fell
OF TO o. and the loan of 1867 TO H. There 10 some
purchasing OF the new loan for foreign account but
not 10 much extent The bears themselves appear to
be unable to account for the rapid decline in Govern
ment Stoke
In Bills there is nothing of Importance doing
] The Sterling marke, Is 7Qs aud dull
In Freights the market is heavy. Engage
men,s of 900 bales Cotton were made 932d, which
Is lower, and some Heavy Freight at 25s To Hsvre'
Cotton Is &c. 70 Glasgow, 1000 bbs Flour were en-.
gsged at IS 3D. 1900 bush Corn ID and Beef at 6s To
Antwerp IS bales Hops a, lc, and $50 bales Cotton at
lcf n To Rotterdam Liquids were engaged a,
SIC, and Rice at 37s Cd.
The Money market is tightening little on pa
per- and the best names sell at SOLO y cent and good
names at l0dI2 y cent The increasing amount Of
Specie in the sub-Tressury is having lite effect upon
the market On Government Stocks the rate Is sal y
cent on short call but Fancy Stocks the rates are
considerably higher.
The receipts into the Sub Treasury were larger
yesterday than we reported. To-day they have
been = tV'oI
Payments ...-...---. '''''''''-'' 49,
Balance. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. be5
New adyices -NVVV
The Railroads connecting with this CITY are
doing good business this month The receipts of the
Harlem are up to the average increase of the year
The Erei also showing the same gain ss In February
The Norwich line brought In 100 passengers OF which
seveIal were ticketed through from Lowell. The In
come of the Stonngton shows considerable advance
on the earnings OF the same time last year
There is a moderate business doing IN the Dry
Goods streets The season Is jus, between the lar
South AID West trade when there is usually lul In
business The promise OF the Spring trade 10 good
aud, II sales are made with caution, the condition OF
the country At large Is such that purchases will un
dobtedy be promptly paid for The interior has thus
Tar paid up we'll The auction ssles well attended,
asd fair prices are obtained but II is difficult to
n, Up sale hau IL last Nearly every de-
sesp,on of goods s higher than las, Spring and the
Importers generally have been making money upon
desirable goods
H. L. Birwcll for many years Teller OF the Ex-
change Bank Hartford has been elected Cashier, in
tie place of Elisha Colt Esq chosen President,
The CITY Bank of New Orleans has declared a
dividend Of y cent
The Money market at Boston continues to DC
very stringent although the demand for Money Is lees
tan il was = cent 4, mont s paid on hrsselsss pa
per and 1t on fair banksble notes and sceeptanoes-
Demand loans on Stock costersls are worth from u
40 n y month 1t 10 almost impossible to Obtain 'ne
Al the banks. The balance Of trade between ne"
iork ard Boston 10 now IL is said ia favor oil the 'se'
Place. The dividends Of the Boston Banks to DC pan
Oct 10 shout three weeks estimsed st about ecV
ooo. or larger than ever before known
The City OF Boston, by unanimous vote OF the
Common Council and Board Of Aldermen, has instruct
ed the Mayor petition the Legislature for alters
uoa Of the Water Act and for authority to issue
$3.50 90 additional Scrip, &c complete the water
sorks and extend the pipes to Ea; Boston 1t Is said
that there prospect of obtaining the whole amount
Of the new loan 10 London.
There is some excitement in Ohio in regard tc
The issue, BY the Circleville Bank OF bills with rec
backs In imitation Of the bills Of the state Bank
OHIO The new issue has been paid out in Illinois fo
produce and 10 moot cases received hs paper Of tn,
State Bank Of Ohio.