New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-08
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Foy Sale, Of scoeks &c see Fourth Page

For Sales Of Stock &c Fonyh rage
MoSD.Y, Jan. PPM.
Tb demand for Government Stock was good ~
day. and the quotations firm The supply in the mar
tes moderate lai any important demand carries
De maketup The fsaces also generally better aud
advanced to per ceut The feeling generally wss buoy
s1t.
The demand for Exchange has been large tor
Iis steamer and the sales Saturday and to-day
free The supply Of bills is considerable. The market has
been sus'aned with. If anything, advance Of 10 per
cen; Sterling The leading drawers asked 81 today
but sos b. only small extent Southern good uneDdorsed
bills sold At 7t47.c good City bills II as per cent Francs
ere SSito5.3o for hrst-elass names
Ia Freights the engagements were 10 fair extent
at previous rates Cotton 5]2d Flour lsd Corn 4Gi4d;
Dead Weights 2OQZ2s; so 500 tics Beefai S. To Lon
don some Beef at d. and Dead Weigh, 25su3o bark
was taken up to 70 Baltimore AID load provisions for
Belfast at SIS To California there is good deal doing al
60d70c per foot
The amount Of Federal and NewY0rk stocks
transmitted by the steamer II Wednesday viii DO quite
large no, less we think, than $4,000 $4,000 We
know party who sends $4,000 bought on orders from
the other side for As far We can learn all
the stocks going BY this steamer bought on orders
from English capitalists.
Money is again easier today and ON call is quite
abundant at 5id6 per Strictly frstclass pepper goes
san per for short and 7d9 per cent for long The
banks not increasing their loans but here good deal
Of capital in the street seeking safe investment on call
The supply Of paper coed and there is considerable de-
rnand for money from Philadelphia and Boston. Eastern
Railroad paper Is selling at II per cent
The Dry Goods Reporter gives the annexed
statement the condition Of marke for Dry Goods
Do-,.-re D,r Goop, M.,s,r Nee York Jan tHu~ness
apos be at wes Of The Old year many hea,e
south and soa, western ioeeers seedy msrse ahd =. i %
active demand ,ink the t,cs the m'rke fr
lat year
Id, export trade although holders sre hrr
Tie advanced raies believing That she quantity ~heh va Re REQUIRED
let stocks will bs n manageable shape
shoah the deH'nd for brown fbe prove any thing he heavy =
bsahe msBy mills the habit Of bleaching their secoois
Ss Ne. 70 ss .nom,,ed to iey prefer eood
The .,ss Of da PRINT. reduced 80 low That rs,e .s "oI
city Light goods forward freely aud sufps', ' a'-
per Cher opening OF h-i spring 81" n
,boe -hch sold la, Spring &c Plate Goods 7s9t an" held
Pnuu9g Cloth, continue good request s d,ppoa TO :.
tbey the onJ manufactured arto hat hs kept pace VII"
iuet and coso Of TIE season vii eayr
small prosi producer The r,- hoWer ha. been tronsa'
Ihs5, has no, been much movement Cloths asi
report bv, hoe hsv. confidence IN their ability TO prices pro
,Asd that the import ron "a
H., Coon, Mssi! Jan = he transact
year, Good, clothes request and
@o. . ."1. sS sn D' s Of i' S s now a % he
m complete Ia Ho.e there ias bosn 40 ID
There assortment Of d.r.be British eos on he u'',e
and trade TO this and the Intervention of Ne~ lest cav h
quct We sales Of Brown Linens Drlrs- d
Vie class OF gooa. 70 rSgs.' among ,a5 sS G , d.3
small when compared IA the rush which vii tate p@c" when
the socss Of importer. 2 better assorted
been French aud Continental Goods 'oce
our last sample csIds here and man goods have oen s
represented market al present bot Away, the eas TIA,
ms ya'r e e~spd ps 20. have No doubt deferred many,
hh1 the clearly settled that goo cannot i'' on
A dividend Of two and a half dollars per share
has been declared by the Macon and Western Railroad Co
The earnings Of this Road very favorable result
compated with last year Tho eaniugsn December were
Through S57 rs, Freight ...........l2O6G 90
Local travel. 1853 l9l Mni............. GO4 80
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S1le9S OF
December, 2hoeN ~
Increase. SdsT3 " 81
Total ior the year lsi9. sl9s5l7 %
Total for the year lSiS l0l,los %
decrease in Observation-Disclosures. sis,A7 10
Equal 10 nearly - per cent
In 1877 the total receipts only S7767 % Alta late
meeting Of tho Stockholders following Board Of Dree
tors elected
IssaAe Scott President; Edward whiiebouse NewYoTh
DRAKE Mills dol Charles J. Mopouade Marietta, Ga
hart dos Ker Bcyce Charleston, 5 Ca n { Munrce Ma
con, Ga; Andrew Low, savannah, Ga: Edwd Padolp"oe
do. II Gourdin Charleston, s c. J. 5 Long Savannah
The payments at the Sub Treasury are sl03,5l5,
receipts SSA771, balance s2,4749a6
The receipts OF the Harlem Railroad for Decem.
ptf
December % 2l ~
Excess S8,s4 o.
The receipts for tho six months ending Dec. 81, were
ABOUT y
Six months ending seth June. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1890
Tota '.'s.-sSf<N,VNV
But for tho unfortunate breaking Of bridge on this Road
In December which interrupted the height business for
several days the receipts Of the pas six months woad have
fully met tho estimates OF the Company.
The receipts Of the Erie Railroad for the year
eadmg Dee ST. reach Sso5OS3 a. Thus far in January
this Road has been earning $4,000 per day.
The Brooklyn aud Jamaica Railroad Company
have declared dividend Of 5. per cent. The Newlork
Insurance Co semi annual dividend Of per cent The
Bank Of ules per cent. The Exchange Bank Albany
3; per cent