, 1866-03-29

Inc fncseaao for the week IL large compared .s1s,
We learn thst nt1neetneats nc Being n,.de 10 con-
nees @ ths M Shemok.n Valley and louisville Rsi,soad
vi YIN ths Lheh snd Ashoutuc Railroad (known o.
tnF taaIaae! ht Mount Carmel, By which pa.sen-
seT srains viii he run direct from New York to
El7e. VIZ sunbnry. Tic connection, 1t II .utd will
p ne & aiS sSeir ah .i:Ss 81 t9 1,os
from The mines at Ntw Boston very rnpidty. The1
expect to have II completed ~ the Isl of June.
The Cincinnati nouey market cthibl.ed NO
nc" feature yesterday II anything, It Is working
h1aoe casief b1t the demand IL still In excres Of
The supply, and rates Of in.eres; are tim at 1oets
IN the reeular nay for deposlturs papes and 1st1s
Tor latr naInes+ In the open market. Exclsnre IL
steady. With supply aud demand shout equal.
Tie mites arc SIC. prem. buying and 40 prem.
selling.
In New York money Ii plenty on call Al sac
per cent and balances lett at cv.n lower r1te.
Ire demand frtm brokers 10 emsll. and accounts
nfe mnoe Ep with great facility Commercial pa2e,
Wien OF undouhted character can be sold IT
G1sG7ss, bat The supply of this description Is not
iafHe. Good bills pass ct SOS, and Lis names at
10G15 yef cent.
Tho Fttshurg, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail.
road Company have declared dividend OF q, DC,
oHt for the quar- er ending March 81.
Thu AIwaukes monay market Is quiet md uu
changed. Currency Is tttll closc, though The de
tnsnd Is not unusually bsitk-tha .tssneeucy being
make thelr quarterly statement during the ls,tef
portion Of this week. New York Exchange is drzu.
al parG 10 premium bry,ng, and Il Of pcs cent
premium selling.
The boston money market Is unchanged In It's
Characteristic features aud The demand supply ard
sates Of interest do not call for rcitesation
The total ralue of exports from Boston for the
week ending March q, including specie, wa: fssl.-
%, against Ssh 9o3 for the corresponding week IN
1861
The eash balance in the hauds Of the Assistant
1scas IN Boston, at The close OF bushes. March
p VIE el2 ic,7 an fncrease OF $774aooa, u
compared with the close Of the PREVIOUS week
The New York HtraM OF Monday has the fol.
lowing on The DRY Goods and Cotton trade: =,
The Pr Goods trnde 9as also more active, a.
tim2 'c 'of @ pties' and ne proioo:ed stagna
ms branch of business seems 10 be eiv,ug var TO
2 more natural condidcu Of 1hlngs. Ths decline In
turt9 since the commencement Of The year tas oerI
from twenty-five 10 thirty per cent, and The extent
Of The loses eustatncd By importers and Jobbefs
may be inferred from this. Cotton has during ihe
1t IL pttlf Matchmaking, which nas worth On mi
asc!sse llh cents per pound In 1859, bt,ng now
ever, the uncertainties ntCnlin: the ne11 twoot
three c.op5- it may be that the staple t. chesp ii
present M priese especially II Conercss should levy
the rlace OF export OF Manulacturc."
The Phtlsdcfphin I1<ss Of Monday has the fol-
lowing on businexa there:
The merchandise markets nEe IN ssacuant CON-
d!tion, there being little doing even IN tho articles
most In nrgen, demand foI assumption, spei1 as
louE provisions. produce and domestic goods; he
general report te thAt hut ltlie IL doing Every |
body appears 10 be watching the GOLD beromelrr.
yci prices do not change materially. Holder Of t
gold appear firmly to believe N ths ..2ood una |
hold Cd from similar hope 10 the oproile direc-
uon- Meanwhile ealet ars uande In email anounfn.
ano .ne ou:inets community fimply buy and scl |
what the public mu.t haEc TO supply necessary
Nantt The tendency Of prices III rome articics,
such as dIJ goods. IL d0wnsart- All are anxious.
y looking forward and hoping for more actiTe
etate Of u.1ncte toOn." :,
decline il gold aye: "T1ae al Of roid a. low A.
Is has taken eresJbody by eurprtEe some think |
II indicates = steady return to specie paymtnle, i
and 1lhers thlrk It Portsnds grand commercial
sIa and buftnekt collapse. We never pay mach at.en-
are not impFttted BY shc forepou,nrs ef % %Sui,s:@
or The prophecies Of "bears." We hear eyefr
morning Of come por.en,ons thing that mrrt hap,
pen ee.Sse ,S nights ana yet ctr experience tcaehss
in the domain Of nature and IL hat
Of human atfalss. We do not sec tkat Tie
condition Of our debt snd finances, and the
yo!ume Of our currency, make anything approach
We het1eve thst The tcnIeucy Of things viii be-
:eady In that direction, and every siue-s Ynan
:ho9ld guide himself accordingly. But they arc
il % q dspyy III hs 9es
oreeast, Neither do We see any reason 10 antiei-
,ate 1nythtng like buefness crash. Many larrc
'ukinera houses arc losing heavily, and feel very
u That state which indicates crash. Most Of our
ending houses sre very strong, and can bear much
prospect Of their suffering"