New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23
COMMERCIAL AMP monEv MATTERS.
For seles Of Stock, &c. see Fourth Pqss.

THURSDAY, March 22-P. NJ.
The Fancy market was buOyabt to-day, bot
Governments were without change With the pres
ent .,ripgoncy Of the Money market. and with to 81
most entire cessation Of ou,side speculation, 1t Is very
difficult for the street sustain vance in the
ket There ia large anouai Of Fancy stocks carried
In the street. and the tightening Of the Money market
forces holders 10 sell.
In Exchanges the market is dull. Purchases
arc being made for the purpose of importing coin.
springls 6a63 for good Bills, but Produce Bls csn
b bought 40 low as 5 g cent
In Freights there is moderate business doing.
Engagements 900 bales Cotton 3D. 900 bush Corn I'd
IL bulk, aud Heavy Freight at 22s 6ia25s To Hsyre,
small parcels Cotton are being shipped at &c.
The Receipts at the Sub-Treasury today
Payments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 539sl
There is, if anything, little less stringency in
Money but the change is not important In rates
there change. Firstclsss paper plenty ia
sequence OF the Issued by bankers paymen,
Of purchases Of Exchange. The rate is 9al2 q cent
n letter from the Purser Of the s,ore-ship Lex
ington, written just before she sailed from san Fran.
CISCO states that be had under his charge si75 900 in
gold dust which lao TO land at Valparaiso and send
forward to Panama for shipment to the United States
via the lsthmus This gold will probably come up in
the British steamer 10 Panama and msy come forward
on the Northorner. Probably some Of the remainder
OF the dust on board the Lexington belongs 10 South
American and English account ard will not come here
The Captain of the Crescent City has orders to stop at
Chsgrcs for gold and passengers from Panama as long
as hs judgment shall dictate ard doubt we shall
have by her accounts of the return of tbs steamer
California Panama and dates from San Francisco to
abou, the 10Th of March. The money taken on board
the California at Panama include about 100000 for
Government purposes. The million Of dollars which
were to be taken at san Bias, from the mint 1t
Guadslaxsrs and the gold purchased with would go
to that mint for coinage. We must not expect, AZ
once large amounts Of gold from California II mUst
be remembered that the amounts collected in san
Francisco have been very much distributed Ia The
Sandwich Islands and the west coast OF south
America for the purchase Of merchandise, anf that
those countries have not only drained It IN this
way, but have cent considerable amounts OF coin to
San Francisco for the purchase # gold When. how
ever, the emigration from this country reaches the
Valley VI the Sacramento and begins to wash out the
gold dust, we shsll get remittsnccs more freely
The statement in the street is that the Insurance
Companies being full OF gold risks refuse to take any
more This does no, indicate ths, any large amount is
reason to expec, remittances taking open policies
In order To cover contingencies Open policies 10 any
amount be taken out by tho party giving note Tor
the premium which note is destroyed If the Esk does
not accrue Thus large amount OF nominal Insurance
has been made, not one quarter OF which may ever
have any force. Insurance ON actual bils Iaahg OF
gold there is no difficulty In obtaining.
The negotiation of the Bonds OF the Columbus
and xena Railroad Company hiss just been completed
by Messrs Winslow, Lainer & Co. The entire amount
OF which Is $500 600 secured by mortgage OF, the
Road, &C. TO John j. Palmer, Trustee at p cent
interest payable in 10 years and convertible into stock
at pleasure of the holders This is the only debt of
this Company one other will be required. The iron
rails Go pounds to the yard have been contracted for
on very low terms for the payment OF which the above
fund 10 provided The rails will be delivered at New
Orleans during the coming Spring and Summer sndh
isinended that the Road shall be In full operation by
or before let December next which will complete the
railroad communication between Cincinnati aud Co
lumbus.
Mr. Adams of the Senate, offered a resolution,
which wa. adopted insructng the Bank Committee 10
inoure what legislation necessary to protect me
fund. of Mutual Insurance Cos and the propre'y Of
recurring the investment Of half their capital in State
Stocks and also In United States ste. ks; the said
Stocks to be deposited in the hands Of the Controller
and the subject to be drawn only to the payment of
policies when the funds are exhausted
The Ereaing Journal gives the following sta
t.,ics Of the Commerce OF Albany The number OF
vees arriving at and departing from thSt port curing
the year ls4s was as follows
Soops-SSl estimated Tonnage
Sctooners-26 ga ..''''''''''''''''''''~'', 49,,
ksil scows-l7, ...ss.'..''''''''''''' - -.
bHges-llS, -..-.'s''''''''''''' q, 80
sesmers-S6, ......s.s.'.'.''''''''i
Propelers-5. .....'...ss..'''''''' 80
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