New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

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declined o cent Portsmouth fell of to H. rhe closing
bid, were canton 81 Morris 1884, Farmers SIT, Norwich
GO Hsrem 67i Erie ~, Stonington 4oi Long leland a.
Edgewort6 g.
The market for Exchange is quiet and firm at
previous rates
In Freghts there will be bnt little doing the
steamers mail 10 received The are, Cotton ID, Flour
12d, Corn I'd, Dead Weight l5sdTs 3D. Resin Ia 70
Holland some engagements made al Sc for liquids
25s for Rice and &c for Cotton charter made 70 load
Sugar al Cuba for Cowes aud market al IS p tun
The amount received at the Custom House was
s6s,l6s; Paid slea,52l; Balance. 3 $500
The advices by the Canada in relation to Cotton
show decline OF iaid Liverpool This is much better
than was anticipated, as i0id looked for Conse-
quenty the ndylces have given great satisfaction TO Cotton
Dealers and they holding their stocks more firmly The
Africa carried out very unavorable rsm this side
and paric 10 the Liverpool market feared which
would send back bills Of Exchange to this cousy. The
fact that the only caused decline Of t04d Is con
sdered gy favorable the commercial interests OF this
country Tie advces generally by the Canada are favor
able. Money and Consols without change, and ae
market had an improving tendency for breadstuds
This is settling day with the Banks, and the
Money market has been rather stringent The rates on pa
per firm and much circumspecon evinced BY paper
dealers Frtt class sixty cay bills 60 ct 81 T. cent four
goes with difficulty high On call, with best col
laeras leans negotiated 5i06 T. cent The recen'
exports Of gold has created anxiety 10 regard TO the
condition Of The Money mark ct during the next month, bat
mus bs remembered that while we have received already
this year twelve millions OF gold from California we have
exported only four millions OF dollars OF which large
portion silver There 10 nothing in the tenor OF the
sdvices from California indicate any falling of in the
shipments Of gold contrary the advices ofcon
.a1 In Nav ina nv Omo
parties as high as FIVE millions OF dollars Should Csior
MIA continue during the year yield even three Millions
per month It will be Impossible experience augh money
market here even with continued export Of gold to Eu
rope.
The Albany papers are publishing call for a
meeting at the 22d OF APRIL for the purpose OF
organizing Company to be called the Albany aud susque
hannah Railroad the object Of which 10 to build Road
from Albany to some point the New.York and Erie
Railroad Binghamton.
At Philadelphia the Money market is easy,
and st Boston the supply is more abundant.
bill has passed the Legislature of Virginia
making appropriation for the completion OF the Virgins
Central Railroad from Charlottesville to he terminus OF
the mountain section which the State is constructing rhe
State subscbes n the ratio 10 private subscriptions already
made of threefhs to twoffths which will probably be
about s2SOOoO bill has also passed authorizing State
subscription OF $4,000 to the Dsnvlls Railroad.
The Detroit Free Press of 22d March says: A
good deal Of excitement existed yesterday Ia reference to
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank aud a heavy was
made upon it. Some Of the Banks and Brokers refused
their bills The Pennsulsr Bank received them. All bills
presented at the counter were, believe promptly
deemed. telegraphic dispatch received from Chas
Seymour ESQ., and other capitalists, stating that all draft
drawn by the Bank for the redemption of It's notes wou
be accepted and paid,
The Commissioners of the District OF Northern
Liberties have passed ordinance authorizing cond-
ona subscription OF $500 600 TO the stock OF the Pennsy
vans Railroad This sum, added to the million and half
recently subscribed by the city, renders probable that the
three millions required by the Company will be made up.
Messrs. John A. Poor, Elijah L. Hamlin, and
Arson g. Chandler Executive Committee for the State OF
Maine appoir ted by the Railroad Convention held at Po
lard in July aud August last have addressed memorial to
the Legislature of Massachusetts requesting that the pro
ceeds OF the public lands Of Massachusetts situated In
Maine least oDehslf thereof for term OF years.
an amount equal what The State Of Maine may spprop
ale therefor may be aside In aid Of the extension Of the
line of the European and North American Railway from
Bangor TO the boundary OF ewBrunswick, which would
insure connection by Railway with the city OF 81
John by line be extended from that city to the boun
Diary by the people OF Brunswick, and eventually to
Halifax Ia Nova Scotia.
The survey Of Railroad route from Syracuse
10 Binghamlon Is being made.
By the report of the ank Com missioners Of the
State Of Massachusetts appears that the liabilities Of the
Directors OF the Columbian Bank Boston, are 90 per cent
OF the whole capital stock OF the Grocers the liabilities OF
the Directors are per and OF several other Boston
Banks the per centsge ranges at 10 and above.
Some excitement has been occasioned in st.
Louis by the announcement that law had been smugged
through the Legislature driving of all the Agencies OF For
egn Insurance Companies located in the State 1t held
that the law is harmless and OF no legal effect