New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

The Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad,
extending from Chicago to Burlington, and tne
Quincy and Chicago Railroad, extending from quincy
70 Gslesburg, have uni;sd in common operative
management, under one General Superintendent, TO be
APPOINTED by the concurrence of the two roads, acting
bv their respectiye President and General Agent
The tunnage Of the Reading Road last week was
80 1876 tuns The aggregate of the season is 35,S2o
tuns against 34 3 tuns las. year at the same time
The Boston Commercial Bulletin says of the Money
market
This money market has settled into exceedingly
dnll condition. The demand for credit continues lght
in view of the supply; and we quote money as aoan
dapt at = cent in the banks on call or on ume Ior
ANYTHING of approved merit There are occasional
transacoIs in very short paper at d, and outside
% cent and brokerage, is fair figure for general
assortment of good notes. AS intlmated In our isse,
the banks have not gained specie rapidly ior Few
davs mat One reason s that all have enough Tor tue
Ia e. and for their present needs, with considerable
accumulation Of New-York funds IN reserve. Tx
change with York still favOrs Boston, and were
it not for the cost probably million or more OF ooars
IN rsin could be readily obtained. We have nothing
new TO add of the future Of the market Az far as we
can Judge it will continue to be very abundant TO good
borrowers while, thus far, the Spring demand Tor
credit has been really insignificant"
AT Philadelphia, The Ledger says:
"The money market is daily easier. BY this we
mean that the best mercantile paper looked on with
l. "a dstrust Rates of really PRIME bills rule at 6G63
cent mainly at the former rate. The supply OF Oils
on the street ia not large, and with liberal discounts
by the banks good paper is in demand by street ope
rators Renewed paper, and bills not well approved,
range at from to / / y cent mouth discount
The Cincinnati Gazette Gays:
"No marked peculiarty is observable in the DIS
count business Of to day. the drift OF matters beng
steady in an improving direction although money IS
ming very active service in all branches OF oanK
ing Borrowers offer quite as much good paper as the
banks 60 at the established rates, and still represent
avery branch of mercantile and manufacturing bust
ness Some of the bankers are talking about antic-
patiro the usual heavy flow Of New-Oreans bank
notes htber during the Summer season, and placing IL
at discount in time to prevent It's suppanog, as IL
usuay does, the Issues of our neghborng banks,
which, as a consequence are compelled to supply ex-
change while the Newt Orleans paper 10 made the prn
cpal medium ef circulation
BY the Adams Express we have New-Orleans pa
pers as late as Tuesday last. The PicayuHe says:
"There is no quotsble change to notice in rates OF
discount but prime are in better demand, and
can be more readily placed at previous figures Stocks
and bonds are very angud, and there is no symptom
of Improvement in any class, except few fancy
securities. The market continues amply supplied, but
the demand is sill little better than nominal aud tran
sactions have been limited to fifty shares Bank OF
Lousiapa at u.s. and fifty shares Levee Steam Cotton
Press at 1876 Exchange is quiet and Saturday rates
have been barely maintained. Offerings OF both for
eipp and domestic are ample for the requirements but
buyers are holding back with the hope Of obtaining
more favorable terms. Operations since our last have
been unusually restricted and the market closed IN
der general depression at the annexed quotations:
Clear Sterling bills, 1917 lOSl. Bills with Shipping
Documents attached, IO7G 1919. Francs, 81. Ia
ST. 22I y dollar. Sixty bills on York &C.,
i02 cent, discount. Sight, l-l6Gt and y cent
premium"
The cash assets and liabilities of the NewOreans