COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
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TUESDAY 2. NJ.
In the Stock market there was but little activity
to-day and prices show but little variation from yes
terday The tendency upward aer the close and at
the Second Board the market slightly improved.


There has been fair demaed to-day for Ex-
change for the steamer and the market Is steady. The
supply is no; abundant Sterling 81 81; Francs %;
u IS.


As the first OF May approaches the Money mar
ket gets more tight and paper and loans cannot be easily
negotiated below per and have heard Of
loans on stocks at per cent The Bank people, how
ever declare that after the LIST OF May the market will be
much relieved nnd the Of Interest fall back 10
per cent At Philadelphia tile market is also tighter.
Money not quite so abundant. The Banks, however,
continue to discount per cent while OF doors the
rates are from to Nothing in the condition the
Banks. Relief u per cent discount. Business
tnues pretty active in Philadelphia, hut many OF the
chants from the South and West have obtained their sup
plies and returned home. The transportation lines
time actively engaged.


The Domesiics exported from Boston during the
week ending April 26 were 3.Oli packages.


The New-Orleans Bulletin of the Sth gives
table showing several interesting facts in relation TO the
Po,k trade among Others the great falling off in the sup
ply OF the article this year The following table shows
that Ohio Cincinnati chiei exports New Orleans
half Of the whole raised and slaughteredihus: