New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
SECOND so.Rp
TUESDAY, March PIP. ".

TUESDAY, March 22-f. VI.
There is not much activity in the Stock
market and the quotations have downward tendency
which continued between the Boards. Ere was again
the heaviest Stock and touched s2 but the Second
Board there rally in nearly all the Fancies Erie
with sales Of 900 shares went ~ on short time and
closed at s3l as3l. The other Railroads were also
frmer. Nicaragua was in fair demand and well sus-
tanned The Coal Stocks were without change OF i'm.
portsnce Bonds State Stocks &c, are quiet at about
previous prices
The Exchange market is very heavy. This
l. mainly in consequence of the heavy payments ofim
porters at the Custom House which leaves them with
but little money for remirtances. Sterling ranges from
Il to Z cent with but moderate transactions Francs,
SIN s5l3l. The supply Of Mercantile bills is quite
large both from the South and shipments this port
There would not however he any surplus il importers
were In condition to remit freely For Bills Receivable
there might be large amounts sold
In Freights there is q fair business doing,
and firm. To liverpool, 5OO bales Cotton.
e9-32d. 1000 or 5000 bbls Flour, 2'7929 1900
bush Grain, Il asd asked Resin, Q; 5000 Saves,
40 20 tuns Lead, 1916 other heavy goods, 27l6
full cargo taken for Belfast at ID and and two
three other egoes to ports in Great Britain pr
vste terms. To London Flour IL q 9a3 Turpentne
3i6 &c To Hsvre, some Cotton at &C., Bone &C..
Ashes ssaslO To California there il fair business
At 5Od9Oc. To Australia the market Ia dull
The amount received at the Sub Treasury
sl2a.leo; Payments, s3l 5s5 Balance. s7O7LJ13
The market for Money on call is less strin-
gent than last week but the demand Il still quite equal
to the supply at y cent the best stocks. Some OF
the Banking Houses leadisg with more freedom
n rIose haalrd y ~
cent better than last week. the rates for first class be-
ing sal0 y cent with some houses taking their own
scceptADces st y cent The dulne-s OF Exchange
restricts the ability ofthe foreign houses to lend call
The advices by the Atlantic are not impor-
tant Cotton and Breadstuls continue heavy. Money
was in active demand and ConsoIs retained their posi-
ton at about 99i There had been some further
rivals Of gold from Australia reported at Cocoon but
how much included in the 800 900 reported In
the letters by the Canada have of sscer.
tanning. There appears 10 be no marked change in
trade or money in London.
There is not large business doing in Bonds.
Stocks &C for Europe, but there would be much
more extensive transactions but for the difficulty before
alluded to ofnegotiating Exchange. Money orders are
dormant for this reason, that VIII be filed when Ex-
change redcts.
The business ofthe Stonington Road in Feb
ruAry was about 500 in advance Of the same month
last year During the present month the increase has
been considerable larger especially since the advanced
rstes Of fare went into effect.
BY some oversight the Coupons due in Jan
usry on some Tennessee Bonds, issued 10 Tennessee
Railroad were not paid a; maturity. twas the duty
of the Railroad to pay the Coupons, and the State s
not yet swsre, we believe, Of the delinquency. The
Treasurer will, no doubt, in a few days. make remit
lance to meet the payments Meanwhile Messrs. Dun
can She Co. for the honor Of the State, have
paid the Coupons as present
The final instalment, 30 u cent, on the new
stock Of the sixthAv Railroad, u due on the 18th
inst.
The attention Of Contractors is called 10 the
advertisement OF the Hannibal and 81 Joseph Railroad
Company who ask for proposals for grading masonry,
and bridging Of % miles Of their road Proposals
ceived I'LL 10Th day Of Msy.
Edward Bells Circular for the steamer gives
the annexed statement Of the
ExrsHr ov BEEApsTuFTs TO GEEAr Britain AND
IRELAND, PROM SEPTEMBER 1. lsj2