New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29
received to the weekIy Tribunc.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks. see FourM Page

WEDNESDAY, Pm.
The Stock Market was buoyant at the First
Board, but at the Second Board prices fell of again
Harlem went below so Norwich went up to G23. The
transactions in the fapcics considerable extent
OF pennsyvania S. $4,000 sold g. seller months.
The Foreign Bill Market is very heavy, and the
,uupEes increasing. Sterling is 7Q7l, with saes of
mod Southern Bills at CT, and City Bills drawn
rerlsbable produce have sold even lower. At these
mics Specie can be imported. and we know of
purchases for this purpose Francs 5f32i D5f30
There continues to be great demand for ship
ming and the rates advance it may almost be said with
each transaction The Taisnan was taken up ut l2i for
GRAIN and another ship at I'D. vessel was engaged
to come round from Boston at led. Several engage
nents of Flour was made at 3s 6d3s I'd was in one
case refused Heavy freight is taken at 4Os per ton
Cotton Is not offering to any extent. To liarrc i6l
cent "a the rate and go cents Tor Flour.
The arrangements for the Morris Loan are. we
understand proceeding tavoraby Several large stock
holders signed the agreement to sell $1,000 shares
81 to the capitalists, who advance the money needed
We cannot learn that Il dollar of the Secretarys
Treasury Notes has yet been taken by capitalists. Let
hers from Washington state that he has at length been
forced to withdraw portion of the public funds depos-
ted with the pet banking house at Washington but the
wonder grows why he should be retailing Treasury
Notice bearing 525 per cent interest while he has three
four hundred thousand dollars in the hands OF this
house bearing no interest at all.
New Orleans funds selling at ! to premium.
The exports of Breadstufis from this port for the
first 81 days in this month have been enormous. OF
Grain the aggregate Is half million of bushels and
calculating the Flour a bushels to the barrel the OK.
port exceeds eleven hundred thousand bushels The
12S hlu hushe
1888 bushels Wheat and 1885 bushels Rye. The Rye
has all gone to the Continent-nearly all the remainder
10 England and Ireland The value of the above is
less than twelve hundred thousand dollars which goes
into the Great West to fill the Golfers OF the farmers and
nIlers
The following in relation to the New Hope and
Delaware Bridge Bank, s from Thompson's Bank Note
Reporter:
The corrcctor of DAVIS Bank Nots List fit day
last advertise that he did not buy this money
We understand however that his resolution lasted but
one day. and that he now buys it as usual No other
broker has refused to buy l., SO far as we know We
have steadily purchased ita our quotation zone per cent?
for The last three years and expect 10 buy II for three
years to come the same rate 1t in our opinion safe
The revenue receivable from Sheriifs OF Ken
lucky for the first fiscal year ending the 10th of octo
Der 1876 amounts to S3s32s3 q, being increase of
S232il % over lsa5.
There were coined at the Branch Mint, at Dab
loneca in September last, 9.4o2 pieces viz $500 half
eagles, 1895 quarter eagles, amounting to $3s0l5
Mr. Dawson the President of the Saratoga and
Washington Railroad Co. has published circular Civ
Ing some information relative to the prospects OF the
Company preparatory TO an effort for the rocommence
men, of work upon the line which was interrupted by
the financial crisis of 1896 At that time instanient
ofS6o0o0 had been nearly expended ON the Road 1t
was at first supposed that sum of S600ooO would be
sufficient build the Road and furnish it with the
ces.ary locomotives cars &c but that calculation was
made on the suppositon that the plate rail would be
used. Mr. Dawson thinks it would be far preferable
even at an increased cost to use the or Il rail The
Engineers estimate OF the cost under such eircum
stances $7l $50 and j, is proposed to increase the
capital to ss0oooo meet the increased expenditure
Five feet water in the channel at Pistsburg on
the 22d.
The question OF winding up the Bank OF the State
Of South Carolina is being mooted in that State.
The Buffalo Commercial says
Purchasers arr unable to get their property off, owing
the perfect lam OF vessels in our harboT We have
taken the pains ascertain, AS near as possible the
stock OF Wheat at this point and ma that there are
ia store some 100000 bushels and atoa with no chance
10 discharge about 10000 bushels The stock OF Flour
also very large.
Large and frequent invoices Of rolling freight have en-
tered during the week snd continuance OF wind from
favorable quarters bringing IN farther accession 10
The stock now on hand 4 short season only remains
for the iorwarders but unless navigation closes IN ao
ruptly on the Canal there il sufficient for two trips
round 10 the Hudson and back and with 5000 avails
be boats an estimate may be made OF the aggregate o.
produce &c. tha; can DO (under favorable circGn'
s;ancc conveyed 10 the scaboar the season closes
The principal articles landed az this port during the
third week in October. were:
Flour. bbls II nos Wheat. bu 81 .9S
Ashes .-....-....cks &5ICon.--. :-...-.,. aS2sS
Whisky, ...-....... CO. Seed bbs +ii
Cheese pigs loSAs Butter LOW
The exports by Canal have been pretty heavy. The
enormous amount of Cheese going toward tdc'water
Is astonishing sS60S5 lbs within the week-of which
this State furnished Ss6So5 lbs Wool is falling Off snd
the export is now quite limited. The bushes OF the
third week in October wss follows; Tolls Sl95o?.
The principal articles cleared were
Flour. bbls 5000 Wheat. bu loascS
Ashes. .cks 2iS Corn.-...... ;I5l
Cheese. lbs S56GS5 FaSsecd. ......lbs sllOs
Lard ais l09 Clover & other seed $3.50
Butter 1872 sS7 Wool-.---....... 1880
Tobacco lo,lSi Whisky es. 3l2o
Brighton Cattle Market. Oct "
A: Market $40 Cat,le,t2aa yokes Working Oxen IS
Cows and Calves, 200 Sheep and Lambs and about 200
Swine.
PnIcss-Bsef Cass-Firs, quality IS So second 81 80
s asa IS third S3GSi
Earlisg orea-Sales were made nj S6z S65 $7l, $.7I
30 and S92.
Goes and Calres-Sales were noticed at Sl4 sl6, $i9
80 SCI and SiS 50.
Sheep and Idm5s-Saes OF lots At 81 l3 81 81, 81 IS
u 90 and 81 50.
Sciao-Sales az wholesale 81 3: cts for Sows and ID
cts fer Darrows, retail from II TO 5: and cts.
~ MA large number OF Bed Cattle remained e-scd
q Tie eosS 81 the market