New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-16
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sole. Of Stocks, &c. ser fourth page
.ErNEspAY. ?

The frmness of the Stock Market continues but
the of transactions only moderate extent
The F.nc.es being well held, there Is no pressure
Of stock upon the market and consequently buyers 10 nn
contracts give full market rates IL Is estimated,
understand that there IL less stock In the aanos OF
the brokers In Wsil-ss than there has been fer two
years past Tho secont Board sustained previous
prices.
There has been considerable doing IN Sterling To-
day for the Steamer 7e7i Francs are 49, The bu-
sness for hi, Steamer hss been large and the sup
plies Of bills are ample.
In freishts there is no activity II is not easy to
ship Flour a, "a but Cotton be shipped sr,hns
for square and round together.
We Learn from good authority that there is not the
sehes foundation for the story Ia the Herald yesterday
that thousand shares Of Harlem stock hypohecs,ed
by the Company for loan, about to be thrown
the marke. By Of failure OF the Company
meet Its engagements The disavowsl also extends TO
:he other statements Of the paragraph
The following was the condition OF the Canal and
banking Co. New. Orleans, OF the 9th inst
Cash Liabilities
Circulation .s5 76 $50 90
Individual Depos.ors. l,44427 20
VIM S.lden Treasurer u S. 654 500 81
Due Northern Banks for Collections 1883 Sc
So IS, O47 50
Cash As,sis:
Paper payable In 80 days........---.. 27020 rs
Iorelgn and Domestic Exchanges and due
b7 BankR.. |UUolS 81
u s STOCK and Stock of the State Of N. Z l05l3s GO
Paper payable in full having more than 20
DAYS 70 ...................... 1876 373 II
To,sl. s37sss53 %
The las, rail on the Lexington Mass.j Railroad as
fer as West Cambridge laid on Friday afternoon
.T.toF
The rails peculiar pattern fat but oval on
tho surface which is considered an improvement The
F,chburg Company the Road for four per cent In
teres s cost, dividing all profits over six per cent
with the Lexington Company.
From the annual report OF the Bank Of Charleston
appears that tho profits ofhe years business after
deducting current expenses were 1921 5sl OF cents
from which deductlng semapnual dividends, paid
TO s,ockhoders amounting to se9 6is there Ia left TO
the credit OF reserved profs 1913 o. The losses OF
the Bank In the same time $3l 9l9 81. Leaving
clear surplus Of 4lO03 So The following abstract rep
rescnts the condition OF the Bank the Both June last
the close nj the fiscal year In reference TO s cash sb
ilies and resources:
Bills 10 circalH- Gold silver S3S'33I IL
tlon 81 0l6 Ia 90 Foreign apdDo-
Deposits S'6s'2 90 ns m'; ,4s E1 a., Isl a
Banks ...-. 3Sl, $50 90 tant Banks 34O2as &c
The suspended debt embracing every thing lying un'
der protest In the Bank amounts TO $4s2o6 81 from
which Ia to be deducted IS 500 90 held In trust by the
Cashier leaving true balance Of slIs2o6 el-of which
s7s545 10 10 considered good and $6s 66 90 s consd
cred bad.
The annual report OF the Bank of Kentucky was
made o. the lot inst The leading items are " follows
Isseu Liabilities.
Discoup,s and Circulation 1890 81 22s. 1873
Bills Of Exge. PIP 39llDeposu-. oU3 500
Due from Banks. 6ss44lDue Banks..--... 4I7,6si
Specie. l2l955lI Dividend July,
Bank Notes.. 37725l ls46--.-...--.. l02,Ue3
Total. IS 557 s27 Total. .s3,4l2 523
The following were the Imports and Exports oil
leading artices g, Rio Janerio In May last from and 10
the United State. Flour imported from the u. States
% ia bbs from Europe 2,0oo bbls. Exported 1889
bbls stock In all bands. GO el2 bbls Candles, Sperm
1850 boxes Tea 1851 boxes. Domesucs, IS bales
Coffee exported to NewYok Is $50 bags 10 Baltimore
2sO6l 10 Philadelphia, 1907 TO Boston 275l; New
Orleans coo; to Europe So 663 Sugar 2sl cases l6
boxes COS bills and so bsgs Hides 1888 piscea In.
ports Of Flour In five months l04 s39 bbs stock "a 062
bbls 'Gallego 1879 bbls 'Hazsr 97s7 bbls. other
brands, total q 72l bills.