COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

Cfor Commercial and Honey Iatt.rs ae> Last Page


WEDNESDAY p NJ
{"newspaper_name": "New-York daily tribune.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2911, "word_count": 498, "ccnet_language_score": [0.866599977016449], "ccnet_perplexity": [1292.199951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
(for Commercial and Honey HattrJ, ie> Last Page


"WEDNESDAY, p. NJ.


Tie news by the Caledonia is considered TO be
more favorable every respect than any received within
twelve months AID there better feeling In wal-st
than we have noticed for time. Stocks nrm.
and the advance prices was TO 2 per cent.


Exchanges are very dull at 81 81 for Sterling,
25 for Francs.


Money is easier, and some out OF town Banks
have been In the to-day making loans per
good stOcks and buying short mercantile paper at The
same rate large lot OF eight months paper done a.
81 per cent.


The rapid advance in the price Of iron and rails
In England Is upavorabe to railroad projects, and
should spur rons-nll people into greater exertons
to appy demand from home Sources and so not only
save the export of large Of fund.- but give steady
and good employment thousands OF cur aborcs and
sale for large quantities Of the products Of our mines
Railroad iron be imported for less tan per
ton, as ia shown by the following statement


Price in England fi2 per ton at 81 so...----SSI ~
Dnty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - w
Freight ...-----.-----.----..- . M


Total !"
The rails Imported for the Norwich and Worcester Rod
cost only 81 l2 g. and rails obtained imported % 10"
as 81 6. Two carsoes Of rails which were In toe eaD''
Of commission houses here, have been withdrawn n'i"
market.


Letters from the other side state that money "as
still very abundant at TO yer cent In American "0.
there was not much dong, but there had been SONS
Pennsylvania IS at 694. equal to about 76 here ,
tatons were New-Yerk 5s 90 a "a; do City
ses 50 80; Pennsylvania IS GO 20; 3ary'aH :"


Massachusetts sterng IS io2 lO4j LOUISIANA Is DahA VI
Louisiana 90 Cons Asso, Of Planters 60 90 60 ss
70; Union Band IS 90 5 Bank shares 81 PEI sNA-e


Sir Robert Peel brought forward his hnaaeial sus'.
op the l4h February the leading feature Of WINCH
NJ IN. income tax, for the purpose Of ai0"s
the reduction of other taxes which press upon u''
Sir Robert Peel taking his guide the proanes %
enue for the current year, estimates the prooao'
for the year ensuing, If the present taxes en'''''
come tax should remain unaiiereds as i'ho"''
Customs (deductins G5co,0Oo t'' a'>u'''o faa O000


Of daty ,Sh,ag 9h aS assumed Of $780, .oo


OO0) ...----.------;;--- 7,lGG@
STAMPS, ras at present). t,2OoO0l
,ssoss.d taxes 10000
| Post ode .-.--------''- l5GIDW
T,scesneous 5000
1n.iess compensation sc0o00
| H.Ifa-year's income tax -.----.----------. -


Total income. ssss760s
hA''-''''-' fa.sisJooo


Surplus of income. -..,.,,,e.by,
Cir ROber. proposes TO Increase The naS7
sum Of ore 1.lrlion-making tie whole estimate
year follows: fqs ,OGe
In,eres. OF debt t,ns e!oeeS
Other charges on consolidated 'nh' e.5l1.eooSS
Army --------------'- es3o.Ms
Navy 2lReeess
Ordnance e...-.------------.-- 3,a0o,~
xis.eso.ec9
psaueias he amount Of tas expenditure from zoe ''l