New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
a For sales Of Stocks, &c. see fourth pase.

THURSDAY P NJ.
The stock market took very sudden change to-
day. and went faster than down. Stocks opened
very low but Immediately rallied and up previous
rates with every body buying At the Second Board the
market continued buoyant The fall of the last day or
two 1t generally admitted the result combins.
ton of bears but they unable resist the natural
buoyancy Of the market to-day and finding their efforts
useless forced to change their tactics and buy.
The Exchange Market is dull and bills plenty at
7i3s, and 37i85 BOT for Sterling and Francs There
Ia yet but little doing for the Steamer.
Freghts are weak and less active. The ship
Narraganse,t taken up 6d for Cotton Liver.
pool. Flour is IS. Grain Cd. and not much Offering
The earnings of the Harlem Railroad for May
last ls 800 g. against SIT 772 10 May ls45-show.
ing gain of only $500. The gain this Road over
last year has been regularly decreasing since February
The receipts of the Mohawk Railroad for the Sec
ond week in June
Passengere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5s
Freights ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lo4 SO
Total. .sI976 0s
same week last year -----..---- 1900. IoI4 ~
Excess in 1896. SUI o.
1t is generally understood in Wall-st. that the
Secretary of the Treasury will resort to an issue OF
Treasury Notes in order to raise the wind We under
sent South already in anticipation of such an Issue.
A letter from the Governor of Illinois states that
there thirty thousand dollars in the Treasury az the
proceeds of the interest tax which will be paid to
the bond holders.
The Detroit Advertiser says that the bills OF the
Oakland County Bank are refused for fare the Rail
roads Of that State.
The Lockport paper expresses the opinion, after
~ and
the Exchange Bank Of Lockport are perfectly sound
In relation to the Canal Bank the Directors confidently
believe that the Bank has abundant meet ali its
engagements the public if moderate time be allowed
and they hope that the creditors Of the Bank will make
sacrifices their claims but patiently await the
suit of measures already commenced oo resume busi-
within the time allowed them by law, the speedy
winding up of the affairs of the institution
The receipts Of the Western Railroad On the last
week. being the first under tho arrangement Of the
trains exhibited gain Of $1,000 the corresponding
week in ls45, being within thousand dollars of the
largest amount in any week since the opening Of the
Road viz in August 1874 the week of the great Wing
Convention In Springfield.
The New Orleans Times says that the money
market Is in quiet state:
The offerings in Bank not to the same extent that
they ten twsve days since The press out
oil doors,
ed and whilst capitalists claim nearly high rates for
money formerly they do not get quite orte sigma
lures There Is greater probability of Produce moving
forward from the yet but slight downward tendency Of
fcights; and this in ITSELF would if 1t continue, operate
bcnehcally upon business which, when brisk, nva-
raby freer circulation Of the currency We have
not heard of single transaction in Texas money. We
quote Red Backs 00c Interest Notes ll0l2c.; Eight
per cent Bonds l405c Ten per Cents 17820c- on the
dollar. Since the closing of letters intended be for
wardcd by the Hberna the demand for Foreign Exchange
has slackened considerably Domestic Exchange contn
ues In fair request We quote Sterling az per ct prem
Francs 5f35 5f40; Bills New ork at 60 days, 2024
per cent dis; Checks, per cent discount.
The Banks of Ohio now nurnber-Indepe ndent
Banks T. State Banks l6 Old Charter Banks s-tta 81
The condition Of these the frat Monday Of Nay was
as follows
Capital. Sf'Io' ote
Discounted Notes and Bills. s.',3ie9i
Total means SloisicSo-
Total demands. .-.---.--..--..- 9,5I2, GIL
This Is the debt exclusive of what is due to stock
holders
INSTANT MEANS. INSTANT LIABILITIES: