New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-15
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
B- For sale. of Stocks, &c. see fourth page.

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SATURDAY P. NJ.
The buoyancy Of the stock market occasioned by
the tenor of the Washington advces continues and the
fancee all advancing The shorts getting long as
fast as possible AT the second board the market Oh
quotations still upward The principal advance has
been Harlem which has been the favorite speculation
the endorsements which hang overt
There has been but little yet done In foreign bills
for the steamer of week. and rates are heavy
Sterling is 7i0si; Francs 535. AT New'orleans Ex'
change was good request at 707a for Sterling 400
IS for Francs per ct dis. for sight Checks on New
York AT Charleston the Banks were purchasing Sterling
at 1904 Francs at 49, and sight on New York at pre-
MUM. At Mobile bills were steady and in fair demand
Sterling 81 07i France $40 sight on New York dis.
Freishts are steady for Flour and Grain, but Cot
ton is less firm than One two ships taken
up today to load Flour and Grain at S. and Cd Cotton
is nominally 3D. At Mobile ships the berth filling
no for Liverpool at id At New Orleans freights
better ship taken for Liverpool at I'd. To New
York a5 cts per bushe for Wheat was paid.
The settlement of the vexed Oregon Question has
given general Impulse to business and will be noticed
that there improved market for many descriptions Of
produce The Banks will doubtless feel less Bppre
henson of ,rquble and be disposed TO turn back the
screws little. Indeed they already we believe, do all
the frat class paper approved There is business
doing in the commercial circles and returning feeling
Of confidence which will do more toward repairing the
injury the business world has suffered through this Ore
gon business than an expansion Of the Banks.
The exports at this port for the week ending June
10 were ST. 1866 of which 81 0Col23 American
Cottons The arrivals 90 of which GO American;
and the cearances 65, of which - American
The number of passengers arrived was 2675.
Counterfeit Tens on the Stonngton Bank are in
circulation in Philadelphia They old and worn In ap
pearancc and beved to be from genuine plato
Both signatures and the whole filling up appear to be by
the same hand and with the same ink The two bills
before payable VIM. P. Aury dated Jan'ry
l. ls45 A. B. and c. Durand, Wright e. CO. engravers.
The receipts of the Little Miami Railroad for the
month Of May $3.50 IS. The receipts Of the Com
pany during the year will be hundred thousand dol
lars. The road will be opened in few days to Yellow
Springs and by the middle Of August 1t will be opened
Springfield
The Bank of Orleans has declared The usual semi
annual dividend of 3 per cent
AT Boston there is but little change TO note in the
state Of the money Discounts at Bank have been large
and although confidence yet is not restored, there
manesty exists better feeling among the community
generally In relation to future prospects
At Charleston $4,000 Georgia IS sold at 94!as5,
and $50 shares Bank Charleston old Issue, at $50.
AtSt Louis Eastern Exchange continues to be
In good demand former quotadops-l per cent prem.
on all the eastern cities few sales have been made by
broker of shawneetown paper at 4o and State Bank
cates at 62c Large Quantities of gold and silver have
arrived from Santa Fs and the Land Offices during the
pas, month. That from New Mexico has gone directly
10 the east to pay for goods and that of the Government
Ia the deposit bauk The whole amount of gold and silver
received in ST. Louis from these during the
month Of May was S2S7 900.
The Detroit Advertiser however states that the Ator
ney. General has given no decision in the matter.