New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
- For sales Of Socks, &c. see fourth page.

COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sales Of Socks &C. see fourth page
TUESDAY. P. NJ.
- u.s not a great deal done to day, and
,.,, ssou, per ct. on leading fancies Various rea-
,he change might be gwen but the principal rea-
ss ,.o.Ss went down to-day is that they went up
y. s AtMe Second Board the decline continued.
nv A.,,. us-ke. closed heavy.
@a "r .h.,oes there is nothing of importance do
!" ave dull Sterling 7;0si; Francs 37.o
ing. "1 c.,d,rs ssa3e. Marks Banco 35935s Rix
Dollars 1908
If the absence of transactions In Cotton
ND Grain are nominaly 3s and Cd but We hear of
no engagements.
-. s,,-owiug announcement;
,o.,s Of the CANAL BANK OF LocKPoRT arc not
i .he Agency OF the Bank In Albany. The sccuri
Bank not good and II 1t has failed and we
hs. its notes will not sell for than half
psss, and circulation Of ds Canal Bank Of LOekport
CIRCULATION. SECURITIES.
SlN1ss Bonds and Mortgages 1876, 500
y. Y. Stocks 20,0nn
Illinois Stocks. 1900
Arkansas Stocks..---. IS, 900
:. .,a,ion 10 other Banks, we have not another
i,o,av The public cannot be too guarded in avoid
s no,es of Banks which not well secured By de-
no,, with the Comptroller.
P'npTbe EXCHANGE BANK OF LocKPoRT 10 said to
have failed also.
D' The following Banks are secured wholly by New
York State stocks
Armenia Bank, OlVer Lee q CO.'S Banh
Sew-York Stock Bank Pra,tsvle Bank,
suffolk Co. Bank. Whites Bank of Buffalo
re- & Mech Ocdensbg, Merchants Ok, Pokeepsic,
Drovers Bank, Olean hlerchants, CahanualSua,
Warren Co. Bank, Ohadliia BANK:
" These Banks 'front.' fail. ese[l
The movement in Produce, checked by the .ad
vices per Great Western, has began again, excepting in
Cotton. Operators in tho staple prefer to wait until
the mex, Steamers is received. She is due Oh
Thursday or Friday In Flour and Grain there Is con-
siderable doing about the prices prevailing last week.
bu. The buoyancy then noticed, which would probably
have carried Flour up 2 this week Is not now ob,erva
ble Flour Is very low, and the Western spectators
must suffer materally-and to this state of things in
Breads,ufs 10 owing the failure of the Lockport Banks
and the embarrassments which many of the produce
houses suffer. The cry of short crop with which we
have carried up Cotton il Liverpool has been taught this
year 10 work the other way, and those who speculaed
In Flour Sc so and 81 the basis of short crop In
England have burned their fingers severely. There
d. however, nc reason why the reaction should be
meaiuraby large, and Of Bresdsufs should now
look to the prospects of the home market for their guild
snce and not by gazing at the advantages which lie
acro,s the Atlantic overlook entirely those which inn
media,sy before their eyes The judgment of the best
Informed observers that throwing foreign markets en-
trry of the question. there Ia reason why Flour
should 90 below S4i 25 per Dbl and there the market
nay undoubtedly sustained If parties holding Flour
are not driven make sacrifices. letter from Detroit
received day, says that the stock OF Flour there has
pesry all gone forward and from Toledo ana other pn
cips ports learn the same thing Al Detroit freghts
for NewYork bad declined IL cts. per Dbl.
The Nashua Manufacturing Co. has declared q
semanrual dividend of 10 per cent payable July lst
The value Of Domestic and Foreign Exports from
last was s70an increase over the exports during
the corresponding time last year of S4736o3.
Value of Exports from the district of Boston and
Chares,own to foreign ports during the week ending
Friday June IL, 1885,
DOMESTIC PRODUCTS.
In American vessels. -saS'1.
In Foreign oUo4'
Total S7s,724
FOREIGN PRODUCTS.
In American vessels 40
In Foreign -.---.-.-.---.---.------ 44O
To,s, .s2I .479
Total value of Exports. Stuo2s3
Value Of Domestics included in the above.--. S239o
Whole number of vessels cleared 34-American u;
foreign g. Whole amount of tonnage 3,s22-American
2le9; foreign 1923. Whole number of men employed
2lp-American ss foreign liz.
Bicknells tPhiladelphia) Reporter says
The Philadelphia money market is certainly easier,
and the feeling 10 decidedly more cheerful The out
door rates for s; class paper range from to u per
cent Intelligence was received in this city on Satur
day that the Senate had by vote OF IS to III, RECON-
mended the adjustment Of the Oregon question With the
9th parallel 40 the basis Of an arrangement The erect
was highly favorable upon the Stock market and as
soou a. the Board met stocks of various kinds
Pennsylvania Elves sold at SGT. Our Banks are dis
cOunug with liberality and We repeat, the feeling
generally 10 decidedly better.
The Monroe Advocate, speaking of the River
Raisin Bank says The question seems to be-does the
assignment work forfeiture of the charter The at
forney general told has decided that It does
not then the cashier Informs us. sstisac
tory arrangement, for the redemption OF the bills take
place within three four weeks And that even II the
charter bs considered forfeited the bill holders will be
pd at par in six eight months. We incline to the BE-
fshs, The bank will sosn resume business without es
ssousl loss 10 its creditors.
The amend ment offered in the Connecticut Senate
The Middle.own Railroad charter, to strike out the
adse failed by vote of IL to TO- So the bill will pasa
Several resolutions have been passed In the Con-
necut Legislature relative to the Newiork and Hart
lord Railroads.&c. most important gave permission to
The Company to begin the Road when 100000 shall
have been subscribed instead of as provided
hihe charter.
Mr., Burnell, late Cashier Of the Nantucket Bank,
au been committed to prison.
The Ohio State Jurnai publishes statement OF
The condition of the Banks Of Ohio on the lst Monday Of
Asy ls6 from which we give the following aggregates
RESOURCES
os4s Ulicounted 1900. SoVoi'cSt 10
rpeee-.-... A1eo''H't -
casgn Deposits. S.o 20 20
note, Of other Banks 9le 2o1 80
pae rom other Banks o99 os1 "
Foods with State Treasurer. us,Iu. -
Other Rs,mrrea. .l oss.274 ~
Total Resources. ,952 81
Circulation - .si,7s5 2e5 90
Dae 10 Bs,ts 9769l7 10
Due Depo,i,or. 1868 s37 s.
Coatpr.nt Ernd - 59ll 93
Boods with STATE T,sssnrer 494.l69 90
SS.e Tax 10. Dix months
Nef Liabilities ~ ~
lranediste Iisb,I;,;ss YsII.40S g.