New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

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Sterling for the steamer Tomorrow The decline Il
rates has brought In rem;tcrs who have been wnnn.
for such define The supply however, was ample anc
there Ia considerable amount over. The rang" %
694 the latter for favorite signatures There Is i
supply of Commercial bills ut 54 0ol9 Francs 30
$50; Bremen 77Ls077a; Hamburg. 2le0 F.; An
stcrdam, 40A 040l4.
The market for Freights is heavy to Liv-
srpool without much activity Engagements lODO bales
Cotton sl607,3a 1900 5000 bbs. Flour l3r4 d a.
10000 bush Grain 3Lsd 900 bbs Resin Dcadweighi
l5i0l7'G To London there Is nothing of importance
doing To Glasgow so boxes Tobacco 2I6. To Havro
Cotton he Ashes e., &C. for the 9th To Germany
the rates arc easier Some 1900 tbls Flour taken
TO Bremen at I'D, and Grain at 5lad. To Antwerp,
Hamburg, &c, Breadstuffs also taken at lower
figures A ship chartered for Shanghai at ell p
un for coal and "a home to London From Porto Rico
brig was taken at 40c for Sugar and 50 for Molasses
port charges paid ship also chartered to load
Cotton al w-Orieans for Liverpool at 9l6d To Cal
Rornia there ID moderate business doing at previous
rates
There is a more active Money market
to-day but the supply ia very abundant and loans con-
nue TO be freely negotiated at 57S cont on good Sc
euriiies and occasionally lower figures F1rstcass
paper goes at $40 y cent and is scarce. The Banks
are in want Of paper and they loan freely on proper So
eurities We have seldom moro abundant sup
ply Of money, and neghboring markets exhibit the
came afueuce The opening Of navigation will doubt
less produce activity, but will increase the supply
The Metropolitan Bank has decided to
take Government Stock Bank (Michigan) notes at u y
cent discount and the notes Of about vesxths OF the
Jersey banks also at 4 p cent deposit from its cs-
.omers The exceptions In the of Jersey money are
follows:
Blk. of America, Of Cape May Panners, ofPreehod,
Trsdenens of Pennington Merchants Of Mays Landing
Atlantic Of Cane Nav Ocean Of Bergen iron Works,
Atlantic Of MAYS Landing Merchants, OF Bndgeton,
civ of Cane Island Amer. Exchange of Newton,
Public Stock Of Belvidere, Psssalc Co, OF Paterson
Del. and Hud, Of Toms River,
The par redemption act OF the last session. which goes
into operation In June next obvates the necessity Of
moving against these banks The Metropolitan is doing
large business and Is rapidly increasing its connec
tons and customers Its surplus Is stated to be equal to
6 y cent on its capital
The receipts of the Buffalo and State
Line Road the bonds of which advertised in ouI
columns, by Messrs Duncan, Sherman g. Co., for the
first Is days of this month"; sl9,36f The oquipage
of the road was employed to its utmost capacity
The receipts of the Rochester and SYRIA
cuse Railroad for March about O. 900 in advance
of March last year.
The following is statement OF the move
ment In Cotton since the 1st Of Sept last compard
with the previous three years
1882. 1881. 1850. 1910
Recepts AT the ports 900 1871 900 900
FYnorts to Great Britain 865 65 900
Fxports 10 France -. $751; 600 2530O 24OO0 228,0O0
other For 22}OO0 10000 $4,000 2lOoW
Total l69O00 292 600 $4,000 ,5&S, 900
Stock ON hand......... 10000 537O $4,000 $4,000
Ofwhch during the past week. included In the above
1852 1851. 1850. 1919
Receipts into the ports... $4,000 1900 $4,000 $4,000
Exports TO Great Britain. $4,000 $4,000 $1,000 $4,000
Exports TO Frsnce...... 1000 5000 5000 llO0O
Exports TO other For pts $4,000 1900 1000 lO0O0
Total Exports. 10000 $4,000 5000 $4,000