New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21
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The Stock Market continues inactive and in
such weather have experienced for the last three
days nothing but the impetus Of peace with Mexico
could give animation 10 the stock Board The Pan
cies are gradually declining and Treasury Notes
also sfcied with weakness Sales made to-day Al
g. buyer 90 Capitalists mostly out Of the city and
the ie lots Of Treasury Notes forced market are
taken by spectators.
The increased supply Of bills growing out Of the
late large expor, Of bresds,uHs has broken down the
market and sales Of coed Sterling made to-day a.
81 per cent Should this Of the market continue,
shall have renewal Of the flow Of bullion into this
country. At 81 per cent specie be imported to profit
The demand for bills Is moderate
The Freight market is firm bat quiet There is
not much produce offering but shpowners are very
steady in their demands and have advanced rates
for Cotton 10 3D. consequence of the renewed activity
10 that staple 7l6i was repeatedly refused. Some
engagement. of Flour made Al "a to Liverpool and
4s 30 70 London and 4s 30 TO Liverpool asked by
some owner. Grain is I'D To the Contuen, the
MARKETS dull.
There is considerable money here belonging 10
interior Institutions which Ia seeking safe employment
Gu Treasury Notes and other securities Of that Glass
be had st4d4l per cent The Banks drawing in a
the money market is yet easier than last week
The contracts have been made for constructing
the Hudson River Road from the City to the line of
Duchess co. including of the most Difficult,
tons Of the This important enterprise Is thus in
full progress.
The interest Of Mr. Collins in the Dramatic Line
Of Liyorpool Packet offered auction this morning
fyeeigh of the ship Roscus lights of the ship
sddons three quarters Of ship Garrck and hreequa
ters Of ship sheridan and was bought in 81 sl7iOO0
The meeting of the Stockholders of the Vicks
burg Railroad and Banking Co. called on Saturday last
at the Phoenix Bank failure, only two persons
having responded 10 the call We understand that nine
thousand shares have been subscribed the arrange
IN Philadelphia aud that two millions and quar-
ter Of the debt has also come in.
4 partner in one of the down town Banks we
understand has been detected in conveying about
$1,000 in gold Of the Banks money TO his own 1t
s thought that the Bank will recover ii.
BY statement on the outside it will be seen
that the Canal Tolls received TO 18th July $523isO
against 0s2 357 20 date last year but during
days longer navig cation This 10 increase Of 40 per
cent and considering the difference Of time the Canals
were open, Of nearly 10 per cent
Up to Monday noon SIG, 923 in specie had been
entered al Boston, imported 10 the Hibeuia
Bicknelrs Philadelphia Reporter says, Money is
still abundant No difficulty is experienced in neeocis
ting good paper Business is dull
At Boston loans have been obtained at rates
varying from four aud half to six per cent according
to the security offered
The receipts of the Delaware Division OF tho
Penney lvauis Canal to 81 inst. were 500 tbs
The value Of the exports TO foreign ports from
pbfa1.lpLfs 4 the socnpd ouarfer audiug
June 81, was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al
same period IN lc4O.-- Lfl14s5
Increase In s2ols97s
The Pottspale Miners Journal Of Saturday, says
the quantity Of Coal sent By Railroad this week is
81 233 10 tons by Canal $500 49, Total for the week
37O73 IS do for the season, by Railroad 65l 39s o.
tons, and by canal, $500 So.
Petitions are in circulation, and generally signed.
asking the Managers Of the Schuykil Navigation Com.
pany to make change in their mode OF assessing tolls
on the Canal the ground that the present mode s
driving the trade OF the Canal and it holds cut no in.
ducement operators to this avenue hereafter
The akron Beacon says IL is proposed TO make
some movement toward paying of the public debt Of
Ohio. It now amounts to Sl924626O and the interest
TO sI62i 300 The Fund Commissioners propose plan
that is feasible and hope Will be adopted. The sur
plu. revenue will reduce the debt TO Sl62633is tax
Of 25 cents on each $1,000 of the present taxable pro-
perry would raise $4,000 year add this to sinking
fund with other already provided aud the debt
would be paid in 80 years.
The Western and Atlantic Road TO Cross Planes
or Dalton will be finished the 22d. and probably
opened for transportation the 18th inst, This event
will bring the terminus within - miles Of the nsvga
Die Tennessee river.
The Governor OF Illinois has laid before the Con
srtutloual Convention statement of the debt Of tina,
State which 10 annexed:
OUTSTANDING DEBT OF ILLINOIS.
Bank and Internal Improvement Bonds 075uOO