New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
,a,s, Of SOCKS, &c. see Co1lrtA para

For sales Of Stocks. &c. see fourth paxl
THUnsDAY. P. n
There was fair amour, of business doing at the
Stock Board to dry principally however In Pennsyva-
MIA 81 Of which the sslea large andin Harlem and
Norwich g. Worcester The speculatious In Harlem
continue and the price has been run up to S3, These
operations, have tended 70 keep the other fancies firm
Tho sales ct the Second Board at little lower
rates
There is but little moving in foreign bills yet but
the quotations are srm. Sterling man Francs 400
5 IS; Guilders as403s3 Marks Banco 2i0o4i; R1
Dollars mans.
There is a little stringency in the Money Market
parity caused by the preparations Of the Banks for their
u,usl quarterly report, and partly BY underlined feel
log Of uneasiness In relation the action Of Congress and
tie eec, upon such action upon Government balances
In our Banks This sringency however Is not severe
where the negotiation Ia to be made upon first class
curtes but doubtful paper again difficult Of sale a.
fair The general stagnaton OF business at this
season OF the year checks materially the demand for
money and makes the pressure less felt than 1t other
wise would be. Ths issue Of Treasury Notes su-
thorzed By the late act Il Is generally believed will pro-
duce material change In The Money Market and .epd 10
produce greater degree Of n money than mas been
f.l, aimee 1913. This may produce. with low Tariff.
importations and thus very unfayorable
the interests Of the country. We trust however that
the sipgngs We haye had through over mpora-
tons have taught importers prudence and that the
business will be kept within proper bounds.
Our advices from Pennsy vania that there ia
doubt Of the payment Of the August Interest on the
State debt and that the pay will be made without
resor,ipg 10 a loan.
The following is the statement Of the condition OF
the Canal & Banking Company Of Eew-orl'an' on the
llth July:
Individual ueno,,,ora 81, l55 99s Al
VIM. Selden, Treasurer u. S...--.-.----. 935oOj n
CIrcnl,tion .......... IA $50 90
Dus Banks (for collec lions. ........... el436 SO
Total s2.s4759 II
Specie on hand ....-......--..-.-.-.s 2o70,477 2e
Foreign and Domestic Exchange and due
by Northern Banks. J22E rs
90 .. ................ 823673 81
Stocks Loan to The State Of Louisiana and
Notes and Bills discounted, payable over
90 dsys..--.-...--.-.--.- 32l95b u
Total -.-..---.---.---..--.---.-.S 37756J4 TO
Comparative statement Of the business the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during week in
1874, 45 and 46.
Travel sao7s 81 Pts oa $3.50 g
Freight on Goods. 5l3 40 COG So 2459 2s
Coal ..leolg "a 265lO 50 467O5 81
Total. $4,000 81 $29496 II s523i5 81
Coal ,rsnsptd e57s 1920 2i3j0 1923 81 SIG 49,
The magnificent Ocean steamer being built by
Weservet Msckny for tho nsl service contracted for
by the Government with Mr. Z. Mills 10 TO havo En-.
CINE ofl00O horse power. Cylinder ~ inches stroke
10 Eeot tonnage 1880 Length Of keel 220 feet length
over all $50 feet beam 80 feet hold - feet inches
depth from poop dock 81 feet. Her cabin and second
cabin will be fitted up in tho most magnificent and a, the
same tirne staunch manner. with ample for two
u ,tola hun dad Aross
songers. She 10 TO be commanded, we understand,
by Captain Hewe, the present captain Of the packet
ship Utica.
The collections on the North Branch Canal nj
berwick Pa for the season TO 30th June have been s2
74a 81.
The receipts of the Housa,onic Railroad for the
month Of June, 1886
For Freight .-.--..--...----.---.---. ss1Io 10
Passage and Mail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1927 90
Total. .....................-....s 1903 a
Same month last year Observation-Disclosures. l07s0 90
decrease ........................s l02a IS
The following the leading items of the re-
port Of tho Northern Bank OF Kentucky
ASSETS
Discounts. S3446 $50, Specie ......-. el6s04
Due from Banks. s54 O9s Miscellaneous 1867
osnA notes ''''' a'Ve'' Total $5s505l2
LIAsILITIEs
Notes IN clrculh -, S'-o-f
Due Bsnks.....- 500 2s5 Capital Stock. 223760O
Due Dspositer0 $50 2o+ Total ..... IS s50,5I2
For the year ending April 3o'h, the receipts on
the Concord Railroad were rs ows;-PasscDger de-
parmen slO9 s7l feish, do, sll5 469 rents and In
terest 50 e3s-s22s AID.
The expenses were Sl35 o54. net balance OF s93,
49i wa, realized out of which dividends OF $4,000
each were paid and 1924 OF surplus carried to
tinQent fund which amounts to $50 s65 In the cx'
peue extraordinary charges have been included for "a
freight passenger and baggage car with one IA ten
freight engine replace those consumed by re at Con-
cord.
Tho directors Of opinion that reduction ol the
freight tariff will be justiaabIe at an early date
Passengers FrssM Rest. Total
mos. to Apl 30. AZ. $4,000 1921 sos Slo6s S7osl2
IL IA. 727a9 IS 400 $50 l39Oso
IL AS. eO545 S0se9 l.le6 isls42
~ 49,. gil ll5469 03s 22s a79
2a 36g 2Yl7g6 olo2 62O3l3
The number OF passengers in tho same period was 40
s22 a3sS lOos4S and 1871 $50 The tonnage was G7ee
PLOTS So $50 and Al 75a tons upward and 1878, 2l60i
70 ss4 and 1886 down. making l032s6 tons up, aud
los 099 tons down Including - 275 cords of wood In
3,sars and months the total of miles run has been
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