New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12

Ulster (Lead)...- s4l
There has not been an active demand for Exchange Tor the
Steamer omorrow and quotations have downward TEN
dency Sterling is 9aOl per cent good names beg on inc
market at % per cent Francs 56la5l32 The supply Oh
Southern Sterling good and there were many produce
bills offering The late advance in Sterling has been SYM
pahsed with at New Orleans where the asking rates have
advanced to 9la9i per cent
In Freghts there is moderate business without change
To Liverpool Cotton reported engaged at 5loaSd aooo
or 1900 bbls Flour 6da2s Cd 10000 or 10000 bushels
Grain cd bbls Oil 3Os. 100 tuns Bacon 27s Cd 10
hhds Tobacco iOs The Andes has 80 uns Lard Bacon
Sc ut 35s To London and avre there but little going
There is demand for small vessels for slave charters
charter for Liverpool made at round sum- 300.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are sl3l,s5S. Pay
ments, s77,37G Balance, s679s7ij
There was more activity in the Money market this morn
ing occasoned partly by the California sight drafts At
the close however the supply was abundant Call loans
are per cent with occasional transactions at per cent
Paper goes rather freely of first class per cent?
but the range is still per cent for short and 10 per
cent for long Some of the Banks willing lend
ers but the relief from this source is not material.
In reply to an inquiry regard to the circulation of the
expired Safety Fund Banks state that the circulation
is legal under the law as it now stands and have no
doubt that it is safe circulation at present although not
so safe as the secured under the provisions of the Free
The bids for the State loan opened at Albany Saur
day. have not been made public in detail but they
destood to have been from two three times the amount
needed portion bid for at par for four per cent
stock but the loan will probably be awarded at about O7i
lOs for FIVE per stock and mostly to Western banks.
There appears to be opposition at Albany to the law
requiring the Banks make weekly statements Of
the leading items of their condition We trust the Legsla-
re will be swayed by any interested clamor but meet
the demands Of the public by passing this very necessary
law.
An election of Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal
will be held Wednesday next at the Office of Messrs j.
G King & Sons, No 50 Williamst
At auction to day Mr. Draper sold 100 shares North
Carolina Copper Co. at sOasOI closing at sOJ which is
advance Of 81 80 the last public SALE After selling
LOO shares having advertised only 400 shares Mr. Draper
announced that he authorized to bid sOl for another
thousand shares, if any party wished TO sell them
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Road for
March, shows larger advance than we stated few days
since The figures
March, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 s29 ~
Increase, IL per cent. MISREPRESENTATION. SOC "a
The earnings Of the Macon and Western II ,ilroad Com.
pany for March, 1853,
Passengers. ..-....................s6eI5 I3
Freight. ----....-..--.........le,69 7 81
Total s26,592 n
Corresponding month last year. s26 400 II
Increase. .-......................... sls9 "a
The market for Land Warrants is still advancing with a
good demand.
To morrow the Committees of the several roads between
Albany and Buffalo hold meeting at Syracuse to agree
upon some plan Of consolidation
The following is official communication 10 Messrs
Adams from the
MINT or THE UNITED SrArys)
- PHILADELPHTA, April g. 1853
The Director of the Mint with the approval Of the Secre
ary Of the Treasury gives notice that the distribution of
discontinued. o''' "
The director has also in pursuance of the discretion
Eed IN NM py law, temporarily suspended the coinage
OF three cent pieces with view the more active EN-,
ployment of the Mint in the manufacture NJ other sar
CONS oyer tmrtysn millions of three cents having been
put nto clrcaauon within two years it is believed that
suspension OF thelr coinage will no public ncOnys-
nlence especially as other silver coin win sneedIv he
available Tor the uses to which the three cent pieces are at
present applied f ' -
1t is requested therefore that until sutbor r,; ora,s
ana for the purchase Of three cent pieces be
uiscohuhued' GEo n. ECKERT, Director
Inc decline IN the aggregate Imports of last week. as
compared WIN te same week Of last year. was 81 ooo
WINE e exclusive of specie, show incresss %
100000 having been sl,4l52Ol, against s91l,954 =
telegraphc dispatch from Washington states that an
Overhaulng to be given to two of the Northern Sub
treasures meaning NewYork and Boston There are no
eDe revelations to be expected from these EXAMINATIONS
as hey are understood only to refer to some
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury in regard to purchas Of
Government Stocks, all of which, no doubt have been
strictly according to law Mr. Bradsh, at any rate, is not
man TO fear any examination The Merchants Bank and
Simeon Draper Esq, understood to be the parties
alluded TO as having received about million Of dollars
giving full security for the purchase Of Govemmeak
Stocks The return Of the amount received BY the Bank
we chroncled some time since. Mr. Draper is under.
stood has bought about $500 of Stocks and is no dou
ready to return the balance Of the funds whenever Unc
Sam wants il.
1.-THE 4th inst sl47 900 specie arrived New Oreans
The Coal trade of the Reading Railroad last week
s4ls5 tuns. Previously, this year, 32sa56 tuns. T
s'2,65l tuns Last year, same time, $4,000 tuns O.
crease 4o25s tuns The transportation of Coal ove tho
schuykin Canal this season. has been 1859 tuns sgs
$4,000 tuns last year
D. H. Smith, Esq, has resigned the Presidency Of tho
Indianapolis and Beefontaine Railroad Co, and DR. An
hony of Muncievie has been elected to gil the vacsnnp
until the regular election which '-'"@ place next mona
The receipts Of the Ba;mo,- .nd Ohio Bai1oso r
March are ~ follows IN round nS1be's