New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Fr Commercial and Mc-'ey Matters, see Last Page

Fer Commercial and Mc-ey Matters, see Last Page.
THURSDAY. p. NJ
At the first Board the market was firm to-day.
nd some descriptions advanced but at the Second Board
F<es were rather heavy.
In Exchanges there is bu, little doing Sterling
1slos; Francs 25d5 23i
Private letters by the steamer say that there was
lie or no demand for American Securities in London
Ae sdyices oihe payment OF Pennsylvania interest had
~ been received and was expected would have Ia
u''be effect upon American Stocks.
Wilmer & Smiths European Times of Aug 49, says
Tee Transactions in American Securities in London
sa the publication of our paper Tor the steam ship H.
sns have been but imited-ihc market has been les
active than described In report OF the Sbih ut We
have however. anticipated better feeling As the news
sakh reached London on the 10Th per BRITANNIA reh
I've the positive payment OF the on tne rem
grA debts gave great satisfaction. and was one oil the
isrnen subjects of conversation IN the money circles
aAe British metropolis ON that day H. effects. We an
<psie viii have iavOrobe influence ON the American
p2er nov held by European capitalists
Iiansscons in the following stocks have been enec
Mfnce our last ~ the quotations annexed Ncw-lorA
s@SSs 90 cx div Pennsylvania D 7Oa N4. e> div ,
louisiana Is Barings. 20 t. : Bank shares 22s
ne Smoun, of bullion in the Bank of England was al
nee snpreceden,cdy large. sl60oo0Oo, and she has
Vsaese indemnity Money was rather dearer in Lon
DSae0nsequence ofihe demand for Railway settle
as's and the apprehension of trouble from short
pSt The latter cause, together wiihihe aspect
~Nnesn affairs also produced decline IN Cosso's a.
: he market aierward rallied - oct aud market
* With an upward tendency The weather lust be
n sailing OF the steamer hne and il was hoped
= 'foss would recover from the effects Of the heavy
rs In the manufacturing districts business WAS very
md IN the produce make, there was consider
\ ~esy. Cotton was firm and in good demand
lie exports of Cotton Goods from this port ior
'.ss were lil7 packages
'h Agent Of the Erie Road writes rs that the
NIX in the statement Of receipts published yes.
ag''Aoald have been Mail" This accounts for the
ala aGcOcoanu,
II. Ne6rcgor, the British Consu! nj Hong Kong
l rosded the following statement Of the American
sss,A Chns.
nofrs-- ~ American vessels OF e0292 tons bur.
sag the year ending the 3lst Of December. ISL
rseies OF Wood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : lf,Ai-
r~e'ares Of Cotton ........-...--.-..-...6 6025.
/ foAheoas articles raw and manufactured. oi53s3
I ~ --.--....-.. --------i, Wv
,,. xn imports in lsi4, including si.l25700
s'e-.-.------. -c~.tt'o'f
- s.ls-ln 90 American vessels Of 900 tons bur
ss,S~e yeT ending the 3isi OF December loii-
G.! Nucies OF produce. including
IL. SIX and khubarb- ...-..-...--. NO.
isras.." p'Vus.- -.'pni-,-'
''1 Huc4es- ---------.-.---.---- i'9t.,u--
weAae exports in l-f4. S6.o-o.l7
Do NS'eely prepared for the result Of the returns
ma can trade, being under the impression ma
esieeisily of cotton isbrcs-there had aiei,
&sse..r Increase the opposite. however. appears to
esr,s~ IRON statements published in s-i2 we learn
,Ecssrs- y,'sod the American importers at Canton
syo,, ~ OILS or bullion were S23236si for lss+
t61T, amount 10 sl.320l70, showing falling OF Of
.sp.es 10 exports there moderate 4 crease the
lre1'e snounis are
% ssports from Canton in 1912 IS s5l.73l
10 do in lsi4. ..... 6,6-6, III
,.''s.'e in exports ...................ss ss 44o
Sx, $4,000 have been subscribed in Rochester
r,.w re building Of Cotton Factory.
r. "esern Railroad continues to show falling
Ven. 'P"' The receipts for week ending Aug 30th
r 'ls.xht ke ''.-....-.-...- .--.-SlOIl9 ii %
p .-..------..-.-.-.-.-.. 7ls7 1888
..-.-...-....--...-.....s l7e66 s2i.O35
receipts t3l2s, twothirds Of which was il