New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27


The attention Of investing PARTIES is once more
turned toward them. The severe fall in nerchan-
disc and fancy stocks caused by the decline in gold
induced good many merchants to sell Goycrnmenfs
to protect their goods. This process isnew, ard
the stocks of the Federal Government once more
take the position they entitled to hold, as ne
first lien upor me entire property u the Union.
Railway shares have been quite irregular, but
show no signs Of permanent improvement Some
stocks easily controllod have been forcedup but at
the advance 10 new buyers are to lie found A few
tnhing amounts are passing into the hands OF In.
yesters but the great body Of speeula'ors who only
bet upon the price, do not act rs though higher
prices are TO prevail until gold and commodities
rccede and remain at much lower rates. There il
scarcely road which could be replaced with geld
at par; but the price in Wall-st. will probably be
lower before there is any permanent rally.
Money is more abundant among stock hoases at
per cent. Their wants are ToCuccd TO low point,
ard much less capital docs the business. In oou-
mercial paper there is 10 alteration. Pruden, pco-
PIE avoid obligations based upon goods daily shrink
ing in market price, with reasonable hope Of adj
vance. As there is further fall Of 81, per ceDtnm
UPON -t.i NNtth hY'A AhO iSNuih 49,
of goods are in no haste to possess commodities
which must follow gold down. The Losses VIII DO
experienced by those who rushed Prices up when
gold rose. The advance then crippled the Govern
mcnt and doubled the cost of the war. The present
downward turn is public and private benefit, and
in tho absence Of Disastrous military news il cennot
be resisted.
The 80 loan continues to eel freely and from
that source al the money wanted, outside Of tho
taxes, is being obtained. Forthe week, inthe faeeof
the break downin goll and goods $40 500 900 hayc
been taken, or at the rate of cS,OOo,OVv per an
nun, and more than is wanted.
Exchange closed with no special frmness: los0
100 for commercial; iCJGlo9i for bankers do at
short. sight, TO-. 2llci; Paris at CO days 5000
jl5; DO az short sight, 5.l;s Sill; Antwerp 52l4
ejI6l; Swiss, j.lGl05.I5 Hamburg, 3603Gl;
Amsterdam, Il 04ls; Frankfort, i sa4lIi Bremen,
Isl 079Ii Prussan tlaleIs, ~ di24.
Frcghts arc O little moro active, but prices are
without change. The engagements are 1900 Horse
Hides ct -. Cd per tun; $50 boxes Bacon, and 40
tea. Lard On private terms, and per steamer, loo
ball5 Cotton at ID. To Bremen, 100 bids. Tobacco
At lie. ca. q pos. 4 Swedish brig with I5t0 bbls.
hence 10 Santos at :! Il. Danish brig TO Ham,
burg, with 100 tuns Wood at Dos. and ~ un' Honey
at 2os. and British ship to Cork for orders and a
market, with Timber at 30s.
The business of the Sub-Troasury Receipts
$o,E90G5 g.! for Customs, $-3l, 900; Payments.
$j,7i9 $50 81 onaccoult # Loan, SH COO Balance,
S3l, 80, $50 II.
The total imports at New-York for tie week
compare o. follows with previous returns:
March o. March l6. March Q.
DTy Goods --...... . o.yo'e si.NIrel 81 f5Vel
Gen. McrDhandlae.. ..lsil,ae5 2,CtsseJ 23oS-''
Totll. .............si,7 o7c5a salo1eci @51o52so
Ihe imports of dry goods compare as follows with
former returns:
20, usre,f. 1861 1861 1898
Battered nj the rort q: Oogb,i s,7iL.sG fs@Ator
THROWN oa Market. l.oAoi0 l5,5gct l,io1.'c'
Rat red At ire port sI7 iasoel s27a3of7l siO45o75e
Thrown on market. -. -1,3Di 2.4Jl,Us9 l2,i",Ji.
Ii i. denied ~ Washington that the Secretary
Il the Treasury will Issue one hundred millions OF
currency 10 pay on portion Of the suspended re-
questions upon the Treasury. There is no author
ity for the issue Of any such sum Of currency. Tho
Secretary has power TO put out about seventy mil
lions Of six per cent interest bearing noteS. no,
heretofore issued, but willEot resort 10 this expc-
dent uules, it should be indispensably necessary
for the maintenance Of tue war, Of which cOntiD-
gcncy there is not even now aremote prospect.
Mes,rs. jerome, Riggs & Co. have been ap-
pointed gents for the sale Of the Sevcn-thry loan.
The Shoe and Leather Bank will pay, 9th April,
scinapuua dividend Of five per cent, free Of tax.
The coupons Of the first mortgage bonds Of tie
Vermont Valley Railroad win be paid April J.
Tho Panama Railroad Company will pay, 9Th
April quarterly dividend of four per cent out Of
the earnings of the road and one per cent froie
earnings os steamers.
The Consolidated Goal Company of pennsyl-
yania have declared dividend OF five per cent,
payable April g.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company
c1rnci The second week in March:
i96j........s2o 100 10 iet4.........s>o. &c Go
Ady,rtis,ment.l
Mortgage Bondholders Of the Maiposa Com
~, rntrcsted call AZ tho o.iio, of Sbr,-