New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
AND MONEY MATTERS.
For nles Of Socks, &c. s,s Fourth Pos,

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The stock market was buoyant to day with a
fair demand for Government Securities. Alter the
news was made public the market farther improved
sales New Loan were made on short time at 70, and
Treasuries a. -
IN Exchange there IS nothing doing.
The market is very quiet for Freghts, and IN
consequence Of the small quantity Offering for Liver.
pool the rates are lower Corn is reported to have
been shipped at ID in bulk and Cotton a, Id. To Glas
gov d was paid for Cotton. For California there is
st good deal Of Freight offering.
| The Greenwich Savings Bank has declared an
annual dividend At the rate Of . per cent per an
mum On sums of $500 and under and per cent on all
larger sums This is per cent more than has here
toiore been paid by the institution The East River
Savings institution at therste Of per cent per snnum
The New.Jersey Railroad Transportation Company
a semi. annual Of per cent. The Delaware and Raran
Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transpor
tst.on Companies semiannua OF per cent
The advices by the America are considered
commercially favorable Cotton operators are, how
ever disappointed somewhat and the market here will
probably decline BreadstuRs were dull in England,
out from the increased demand for money ii is evident
tina, there 10 a continued improvement in trade The
advance Consols and the French funds are also ndi
cations an increase Of confidence In the greater sta
biily Of affairs in the future The apprehensons Of
Disturbances AZ the inauguration Of the President OF
France happily without foundation, aud hopes
entertained that the Republic would be sustained
| The last sales Of Government Sizes, In London.
were at g. but when the high quotations from this SIDE
reached London the parcels in the market were held
al considerable advance
| Barines Circular says
The Ia. limited durns ne past io'is he Pre
q Neerrn afe
the arrival Of the steamers letters totsy
no i- that Al State stoc.and The market =
suppl frny held At advanced price, and not eas
quote purchases extent could be made
The Money market here IS without change
Capital IL abundant and loans first class Securities
easily made sac per cent Paper il passed easily at
10 10 per cent and good paper Is only in moderate
supply large amount of Money will be needed this
for the psymen, Of duties which will cause more
activity.
We understand that movement has been
made among the leading merchants for revision Of
| the Tariff and that committee Of thirty has been
appointed TO take the matter into consideration and
make a report The main effort we believe, will be
made to obtain the readoption of the specific duty
principle.
Rumors are ME IN the street IN regard to the
manner in which the large increase in the general sc'
count Of the Reading Railroad has come about. The
tent of it s alarming 1t is stated that unfortunate
specuetons IN Wilmington Railroad shares will explain
a portion of the increase. That Bonds upon which
money had been loaned speculate in this stock, were
sold to large amount for reimbursement and ruinor
states that large operator in Philadelphia Is indeot'
ed the Company $4,000 and that large amount 8
also due from a party in this City We know nothing
of the truths Of these storesthey are current IN me
street We think however that the time has arrived
when the stockholders and bondhoders should take the
affairs of the Company into their own hands organize
| new administration and institute thorough eNsmna
ton into every transaction Of the Company for the last
three years The English bondhodcrs have had an eN
porienced book keeper in Philadelphia for some time
past cndeayorng to unrave the Reading account ana
| perhaps we may in time arrive at the truth.
| The amount of duties collected at the Custom
House this week has been s3l19 g, and the smouni
of drats on the subTressurer s2356sl GO The Ware
! housing business has been As follows