New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

moSDAY. April lj-PM
The Stock market 10 day has been not very &c
tive. but generally firm. The tendency Of the Fan
cies was upward. and Governments were steady
and in fair request. Reading was buoyant, and
Erie. under large sales at the Second Board, fen
oft bat fraction. State IS loo. sold at loot
The demand for Exchange has been to a tar ex-
tent. and the quotations are well sustained Some
Of the leading drawers settling at q g Ct. for
Sterling. bu. the bulk Of the business has been at
o q9l per ct. Francs ; 81 - 30. with some draw
ers asking 81. There is an unusually small
supply Of low priced Exchange IN the market In
consequence OF the small quantity Of produce go
ing forward.
In Freghts there is very dull market There
is little or no Corn 10 60 forward, no Flour or
Wheat and very little Cotton holders on this side
keeping it back Tor an improvement on the other
side. In consequence the engagements are very
lsht. Some . 600 or 600 bbls Naval Stores were
engaged to Liverpool at Is and London a. Is Cd
To Liverpool the quotations are Cotton, 7jc Corn
Sd witt engagements OF 10000 bushels, Dead
Weight, lbs Cd ar Us Cd, with engagements OF $50
tuns Bacon To Havre 3s n for Cotton. To Ca
ifouia there is but moderate business at 65 40
per foot
There Is 10 change IN the money market, but 1t
anything more ease Strictly FIRST paper short goes
at r 6, good names 3 ct long paper y az
ct Railroad paper II e Ct.
The Erie Railroad have contracted for all the
rails-some II 900 tuns-which they vii need to
finish their road TO DunklIk-pay able part in bonds
and part in cash
The balance at the Sub Treasury now exceeds
four and hall millions. The Receipts oday were
sI5j 27s Payments 81 $50 Balance si.,G5,lOl.
The arrivals from abroad are large and the pay
meuts into the Custom House will continue heavy
during the week. The balance in the Sub Treasu
ry will undoubtedly reach tive millions unless some
extraordinary payments are made from it, -l
One million one hundred and ninety thousand
dollars were redeemed at the Suffolk Bank, Bos
ton, on Friday April leth in the foreign moaey de
pariment. Last year on the corresponding day
the smount redeemed vas one million AID sixty
thousand dollars.
Three cargoes port wine arrived IN tbs port last
week, from Oporto With about 900 pipes in all but
the bulk Of these imports, or nearly zoo pipes are
destined Tor the London market, having been ship
ped to this port as is now the custom, to save ex
port du, at Oporto, there being a ,ayy l.scr.mi
native duty against shipments t. England and in
favor Of this country
The exports for the week at Baltimore have
been rather light the articles OF an assorted class
and in small quantities, We note however l,o66
bids Tobacco shipped TO France. and SOB tuns
Cumberland Coal to California The imports Of
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ring the past week, embracing in the aggregate
! O39 hhds, 80 terces, o. bbk aud lii boxes OF Su
gar "a hhds, 10 tierces, and 400 bbs Moasscs
> 600 bags. 800 bbls. and 81 ,ierces Coffee, sIO
hhis Gas bis ESQ casks 90 tierces, and 90 tuns
Pork ,2ss bbls 3,i0s kegs and sO7 terces L ard.
and 65l bales Cotton.
Money at Philadelphia $ easier. and short loans
can be negotiated on better terms than could have
been effected in the early pat Of the week
The amount OF Government. Stocks transferred
on foreign account. during the week ending April
April 18th, was s25e,550
By law OF the late session OF the General As
semby Of Ohio, the citizens OF Columbus are au-
thorized 70 vote, the people Of Franklin County
concurr.ng IN so much as refers to them separate
lyl on the second Monday in May, as Subscriptions
OF stock, 70 the Central Ohio Railroad Company,
the city $4,000 and the County $4,000 70 the
Lancaster Railroad Company, and the Franklin,
Picksway and Ross County Railroad Company,
each, the city $4,000 and the County $4,000
m aking, in all Tor both city and Couaty $4,000
1t IS proposed that the City Of Memphis should
take half million Of stock in the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
The amount Of Domestic Cotton Goods exported
from Boston u January, February and March was
s5s5,s0s against s22o I'D during the same time IN
ls4s
We stated some tine ago that the City Bank Of
New. Orleans intended to repudaie Their iDdorse-
ment On the Bonds Of the Second Municipality, on
the plea that the charter OF the Bank was about to
expire. This WAS Indignantly denied by the oil
GERS OF the Bank, but is confined BY the following
extract of the report OF tie Bank Committee Of
the LouisiAnA Legislature.
Ii appears by the statement II the Bank faruish
Cd u the Committee By the Cashier under bis oath
that si26 oc0 worth Of Bonds Of The Second Manic.
patty Of New 0rleans-l0o Of which having ~
years to run from The IS. January, ls37 and l05 Of
WHICH or 81 900 each. having % years 70 run from
the st February, ls3s ard 20 Of which having 80
years % ran from lss December. is3s-xere In
cOrsst hy the Bank ard negotiated and stI re-