New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sall, Of SOCKS. &C. &c. forrA PAGE

ne STOCK Market conCnQes 70 exh,plt tos baIuS
features Of hesrneas before noticed and The quota
hons again lower There is some disposition to buy
on long .ine, but cash stock ia no. in demand
( II the Foreign Bill market there is continued in
activity. and rates heavy. Sterling 7.ca; Francs
| 5 37i05 IS.
/ The Money Market is without material change
tcannot be pronounced easy &c: first class paper Is ne
gotia,ed a better than week since. The ssree
rate for this 6escrpsion is peg TIE Banks DIS
count FOR ttet cus.omers with considerable beraisy-
Sight Exchange New. Orleans ia worth about PEI
cent. prem. The Banks understand, are ouEins
New Orleans funds a. the Yves, and rerni,tng SCUM 70
meet Gore-nuen, regulations.
We understand that Mr.. Charles Butler TO v hoD
Is due the cresi Of the Indiana deb, Arrangement
10 the pscse. leh inst consult with me o'esA
! bopdholders.
The quantity OF Cotton Goods exported from ms
Por. during lie frs: week Of July was S''4
This Ia an unually large amount
In freieh,s there is bat little animation Cotton 10
Liverpool is dull a, fsrthng with shipments tribe OF
N sIIuo. Flour is nomnay Pa. Cd. Sterling To Lon
| don 81. Ia asked.
The exports of Cotton Goods from Boston for June
reached 1896 bales against 275 in June l5i5. The
ports to foreign por 1897 pkgs aganst 1876 last
year and coas,w. ports 3039 sgainat 679 The prn
cipsl shipments 10 June last were to Canton 765 pkgs
Rio Japeiro 81, Calcutta 60 ST. Thomas go, New-Or
leans 434 NewYork 1882 Philadelphia 749 Baltimore
33l The shipments of Ice for June reached 1880 tons
ofwh.ch there wen: New Orleans 1890 Calcutta 522
Barbados l5O ST. Thomas $50 Casrlel;on ls3, and No
bile $50 tons.
Between 1000 and 900 passengers passed over
the Gre-nbu.h and Troy Railroad on the Fourth.
Ill pcp he
on Friday last exceeded the 70 be paid in
before any single day in the City of Boston AZ the
Banks have been compelled be very cautious IN their
discoun In consequence Of the necessity Of preparing
20 meet the wants OF Government. in the Southwest as
well as Of the already sufficient extension Of their line
1, IL favorable symptom TIA. such large claims should
have been promptly responded to with uncomfortable
exceptions.
The death FLAMES Musgrave, Sen. an old mem
Der Of the Philadelphia Board OF Brokers' announced
Yesterday on the assembling of the Board That body
a, once adjourned vvhou, transac,ng any business.
The Bank Of Wilmington aud Brandywine, Del,
has made semi dividend of3t cent and the
Union Bank Of Delaware dividend of 3 per cent.
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter Of to day says
Some rascas are setting sost notes Of the Marine
Fire Insurance Co. Grant County Wisconsin. OF differ
ent denominations. payable at Chicago. II is hardly
necessary that this Is an out and out snindh
The collection at the Philadelphia Office OF the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad, gives the following
statement Of the collections OF that work that Office;
Amount per last report. 81
Whole amount since Nov l545. l3s e54 20
Amount up TO July l. ls95. lIonoo 60
Increase of 1886 over lai5...-.......- s22.l6s 50
The Fireman's Insurance Co. of Cleveland a
Government depository, has exploded 1t had been do
log sm al deposit and discount business. but had no
Issues The Government had 100000 deposited, which
Ia amply secured by State stocks.
The Cleveland Times OF Thursday states that the
Merchants Bank had refused to cash certificate OF de-
posi-, Of $1,000.
There is no change in monetary affairs al Buffalo.
The followng is a statement the tonnage cleared
from and ,ols received Pittsburgh for transportation
on the pennsy Canal for the month of June, s46
compared with the month 10 the previous year
l845 1896. Increase
Toppsre .........7 eOs $50 2l7lsaos 10 500 s22
Tolls ..........S6 473 81 Sl5e6s 63 50 525 p
The shipments of Flour and Wool Eastward from
Pittsburgh by Caua IL the Let July, for le45 and 1916
/ we're follows
ls4s; 1916 Ine,ea,e
Wool Wool .....:...'ibs. 63a.6s5 s53Os7 als4O2
Clark's ST. Louis Bank Note Lis, has the follow
ing remarks on the financial stfairs of that region
The transactions In exchange have been to very
! tied amount for several weeks-t is chiefly made by
shipments OF specie The total nhipments o the month
have been large. mostly TO NewOr!eans Very few tine
bills are made and the difficulties In negotiating
have not lessened The ruinous losses all prom
nent articles of export will great distress and EN-
barassent among our shippers and the receivers The
present extreme low prices and high freighs only In
crease these troubles. The heavy disbursements by
the Government ia this section fall make
comparatively plenty and, within short time. to turn
| exchange in our favor. The proposed new Issue OF
Treasury Notes will prove very acceptable 10 the people
ofthe West We are informed that large remittances OF
warrants" daily looked for. They are to be
made iu Of 100 and 500 dollars neatly engraved
and ulay designed for disbursement the North
ern frontier OF Mexico.