New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
So ID $50 bxs Bacon at eO and per steamer. 100 DO
do. at e5s and 400 tea Lard at 25s- To London 20

81 ID $50 bxs Bacon at s0s. and per steamer 100 90
do at 25s, and 400 tos Lard at 2Ss- TO London 81
tuns heavy goods at It's Cd To Glasgow; per neutral
vessel 300 tcs Lard OF 25s and por steamer 5000 bush
Wheat at SID In bags; $50 boxes Bacon, at 3Os
and 100 tierces Lard OF 2is. To Bristol per neu-
trail vessel 500 barrels Oh Cake at 22s. Cd.
To Antwerp per neutral flag 80 ties Lard at 27s 3D.
100 bales Hops at Id TO Bremen 200 hhds. Tobacco
nj 200 casks Ashes and 200 bbls. Shoe Pegs of 2s.
Cd TO Hayre: 100 tos. Lard at 5Of TO hfarsoillcs 10
hhds Talow at 5jf. The carrying rates per American
and neutral flags follows: To Iiverpool-Gran,
bush, 2!d.@3id; Flour, bbls.. Is 0ls. Sd. Heavy
Goods per tun los Gl7s Cd. TO London-Gran, bush.'
ID a5d. Flour, bbls. 1s I'D a2s.; Heavy Goods per
tun us Cd Q22s Cd To Glasgow-G1ain. bush., 4td a
SID; Flour, bbls 1s Cd OPS; Heavy Goods. per tun
l5s. OPS. Cd. TO Bristol-Grain, bush, sld f5ld';
Flour, bbls Is 3D. OPS; Heavy Goods per tun' l5S q
c2s Cd To Cork and market the rates are S. ass Sd
% imperial quarter and to Direct Ports a. 3D. ais Cd
The business of the Sub-Tressury was: Re-
ceipts So 5O4 20-for Customs 200; payments
81 s25 $751; balance s37 si5396 s2 FOR 1910 Bonds
sl6s $50.
Money is more active, and brokers are READY
to pay ~ cent on oil new business From some cause
there is more discrimination shown In c0llaterhS ieol
margins are demanded upon strong Stocks ana soe Vi
the active SPECULATIVE shares almost useless as Sc
curity and have TO be paid FOR absolutely by paluos
desiring 70 opcrate in them Under the present hhAn'
ca policy of the Treasury Department there can he no
permanently high rate for money Any serious advance
in rates would check the sales of Ten fores and force
the Treasury back upon p cent legal tenders. which
ao nothing but currency and would soon reduce rates.
FL. G. Stebbins, esq, President of the Stock
Exchange, and member Of tho Ways and Means
Committee Of the u s. House of Representatives,
brought the question Of taxation before tho Board this
morning lie stated that Congress could not ADJOURN
without passing thorough tax BILL one producing fully
$500 coo 0Oo and that he knew no association more
competent TO suggest an efficient mode than the Stock
Exchange nor even thoroughly loyal to tho Gov
ernment His own impression was that small tax
on sales in lieu Of n license, wonld produce q
large revenue and fall UNDECIDED upon those who
pay it. lie would not press lis opinions, but
invited the appointment of committee upon the subject
His suggestion was adopted, end committee Of thir-
teen raised. Mr.. Stebbns is the only member from
New.York capable Of rendering any financial service to
the Government The rest of the delegation, nt time
when the city should be frank to shape tho policy Of
tho Treasury are as ignorant of finance as could well
BIO found All the influence Of these persons has tins far
on oil occasions been used against the Government to
the discredt of tho commercial houses Of the city.
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