New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

For Sale' Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth pqse

THURSDAY, March 29-P M
The market for Stocks continues 10 decline.
and nearly all descriptions lower than Yesterday
Treasury Notes fell OF TO and New Loan 20 9 show
lag decline of y cent each since the highest
point Of the market The fall Is almost entirely A.
lbu,sble to the tsh,ness OF the Money market added
the disappointment arising from the decline in Lon.
don brought By the las, steamer We think II mos,
likely ,hs, the next steamer will bring higher rates.
The loan for Denmark Of four millions Of dollars was
negotiated three or four days before the steamer sailed
which had operated to withdraw the attention of can.
iiasis from American Stocks Even at the last quota.
ton our market has fallen of to a point which
ct Y cen, exchange, good profit could be realized
Stock sent to London.
There is something doing in Exchange at6aGI
y cent for Sterling. Some Southern Bank Bills. well
endorsed, sold at O. p cent Bills not well known
have sod az low as ~ as y cent, drawn against
produce.
In Freight there is more movement About
1900 bales Cotton were engaged Id and triae of
Corn ia 50 and Heavy Freight 22s Cd a 25s The Argo
for Havre. was filed up at &C.
There is no relief in the Money market and
paper sells at still gher rates Strictly first class was
passed with difficulty at 10 H. Money was scarce
90 csll at 7 q cent Another cause Of the present
siingency OF the market, which we omitted TO men
ton Yesterday Is the abstraction from Banks re.
Gently, Of $4,000 In coin. which has been sent to
Geors and South Carolina for the purpose of strength
eopg the Banks of those States for their annual reports
which made on the let April The steamer Ten.
nessoe took some 100000 for Savannah. This Specie
will back to after the Is, proximo, as the
Banks there need the funds in New York
The payment of the remaining installment Of
the Loan Of 1913 has been postponed by the Secretary
70 the lst OF June. The amount remaining unissued
is now s2lOOO0O The Secretary has had a consults.
ton with parte, well advised OF the condition OF the
country, and has adopted system of action which
tends 10 prevent much. any, farther accumulation in
the sb Treasures and reduce the amount materially.
The whole amount in the ferent depositsries sub.
jeet u draft is now seven millions Of dollars
The Receipts at the SabTreasury to-day
were S65 C30
bsleiee
About 100000 worth OF the gold dust received
at Boston has over by Harndeus and Adsmts ex.
presses on i,s way 10 the mint We shall probably
have, by the Northerner and Crescent City some
100000 Of gold dust, and perhaps more. The Ores
City, her return TO Chsgres will take 500 900
In coin for Government purposes In the Pacific.
The relayiDg of the Hudson and Berkshire
Railroad being completed the Directors and party Of
friends will pass over the road to morrow.
An issue of hall million of Erie Railroad
Bonds 10 the market for sale This will enable cap
itslss 20 obtain safe security paying large interest
There is movement in our Legislature tn re-
peal the suction tax foreign goods which II 10 a..
serted operates against the interests of the City The
movement lie based upon the late decision of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States in regard to the
on emersnt passengers 1t IL argued that II II be
constitutional to tax passengers it Ia equally 50 to tax
foreign goods We Will not undertake to settle the
question Of the policy Of taxing auction sales but
do think the should the City not to the
State Treasury.
On Monday next the dividends will be paid by
the Boston Banks to the cunt OF si30soO on cap
ial Of sl9 10000 The dividends last October wer,
s725 $50 The dividends will be paid as follows
Market and Suffolk y cent shoe and Leather Deal
ers and Freemsns Al = cent Atlantic Boston Boyls
ton Columbian Exchange, Grecers Globe, Mechanics
South Boston) Merchants, New England and Traders
y cent. Atlas, City, Eagle, Granite Hamilton
shswmut, state. fremont and Union, q = cent Mas
sschusetts North and Washington y cent
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. have pub
Rshed their annual statement, The general siaemen
Of the business IL annexed